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Stephanie K. Baer

A frustrated San Francisco business wants a security gate. Red tape is getting in the way

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Business

After a vandal smashed this San Francisco business’s windows, city regulations are making it difficult to get the glass fixed.

Rachel Scheier

Once upon a time, San Francisco department stores were the highlight of Christmas

Culture

To a generation of Bay Area children, celebrating the holidays meant “going Downtown.” 


News Reporter

David Sjostedt

A mother, an officer, a heartbreaking death: How a program for addicts stumbled on the streets of the Tenderloin

Training police in ‘harm reduction’ approaches to drug addiction has worked in many cities. But in San Francisco, distrust between cops and social workers killed the effort—and severed a literal lifeline for Noah Tesfa.  

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Outgoing SF travel chief’s playful tagline? ‘San Francisco is not nearly as bad as what you think’

The city can’t be complacent and remain a top travel destination, particularly with negative headlines dominating, says Joe D’ Alessandro


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Rya Jetha

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Zara Stone

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A frustrated San Francisco business wants a security gate. Red tape is getting in the way

Once upon a time, San Francisco department stores were the highlight of Christmas

A mother, an officer, a heartbreaking death: How a program for addicts stumbled on the streets of the Tenderloin

Outgoing SF travel chief’s playful tagline? ‘San Francisco is not nearly as bad as what you think’

This conversation is being recorded — and so is everything else you do in San Francisco