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Sarah Wright

Housing shell game: Supes’ latest actions set to slow new housing as state mandates loom

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Politics

SF’s board of supervisors habitually blocks housing initiatives in the name of affordability and other goals, threatening the city’s ability to meet state housing targets.


The Standard Staff

Live blog: SF firefighters and private citizens open their garages for democracy

One San Francisco homeowner has lost count of the number of times he’s hosted a polling place in his garage. And two local high schoolers get work and election experience at a local fire station.

Gov. Newsom’s climate budget would slash funds that protect coast

The governor is proposing $6 billion in reductions to climate change programs in response to a projected $22.5 billion statewide deficit.

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Meaghan Mitchell

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Jesse Rogala

When the Lights Come Up in the City: Innovative Outer Sunset

Business

Culture

As COVID cases rose, forcing residents to stay inside, an explosion of creativity and new beginnings took place in the Outer Sunset.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

A mysterious Wikipedia editor is scrubbing Daniel Lurie’s page of controversy

Their identity is a secret. But their mission seems simple: Purge the mayor’s page of anything remotely critical and highlight his accomplishments.

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Housing shell game: Supes’ latest actions set to slow new housing as state mandates loom

Live blog: SF firefighters and private citizens open their garages for democracy

Gov. Newsom’s climate budget would slash funds that protect coast

When the Lights Come Up in the City: Innovative Outer Sunset

A mysterious Wikipedia editor is scrubbing Daniel Lurie’s page of controversy