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Jillian D’Onfro

Union Square is dying. Here’s the mayor’s new plan to save it

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Downtown SF is the poster child for the city’s struggles. Mayor Breed’s new revitalization program aims to liven the area up with new pop-ups and Filipino culture.

Matthew Kupfer

As Covid emergency ends, activists urge SF to keep masking, eviction protections

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A woman who rose to prominence after her father’s death from Covid implored San Francisco to keep some pandemic measures in place.

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Annie Gaus

To help streets sparkle, S.F. looks to revamped tech for cleanup crews

The city’s 311 system processes 20,000 requests for street cleanup per month, but inefficiencies abound between city crews and private neighborhood efforts. A recent push hopes to change that.

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Sarah Wright

Car-free JFK Drive moves closer to permanence despite efforts of opposition

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Those in favor of reopening the Golden Gate Park thoroughfare made their protest loud and clear on Thursday, but the city’s parks and transit boards are sending the proposal to the Board of Supervisors.

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Mike Ege

‘Spite project’ for 10 townhouses delayed by San Francisco lawmakers

The votes reflect ambivalence over new aggressive state housing rules.


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Union Square is dying. Here’s the mayor’s new plan to save it

As Covid emergency ends, activists urge SF to keep masking, eviction protections

To help streets sparkle, S.F. looks to revamped tech for cleanup crews

Car-free JFK Drive moves closer to permanence despite efforts of opposition

‘Spite project’ for 10 townhouses delayed by San Francisco lawmakers