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5 things you should know about San Francisco’s Indigenous past & present

Culture

November is National American Indian Heritage Month, celebrating the rich history, culture and community of Native Americans across the United States. 

San Jose says its ‘tiny homes’ are reducing homelessness. More are on the way

News

The city is operating 600 tiny home untis across 6 sites and says they have led to a 10% drop in unsheltered homelessness.

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Sara Deseran

The old restaurant model is broken. How is Original Joe’s still killing it?

Food & Drink

Comfort, nostalgia, and a phone that gets answered. Against all odds, the Duggan family is defying the restaurant industry's new normal.

Sarah Holtz

This SF food hall is a treasure trove of global cuisine: Why is it struggling?

La Cocina’s Municipal Marketplace opened with high hopes and inspired lofty rhetoric, but the realities of Covid, a looming recession and the fentanyl crisis have proven difficult to surmount.


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Josh Koehn

San Francisco mystery property: How a $13.5 million dirt lot explains the city’s housing crisis

Politics

An empty lot for sale in San Francisco’s ritzy Nob Hill neighborhood provides a stark example of how the city created its own housing crisis.

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5 things you should know about San Francisco’s Indigenous past & present

San Jose says its ‘tiny homes’ are reducing homelessness. More are on the way

The old restaurant model is broken. How is Original Joe’s still killing it?

This SF food hall is a treasure trove of global cuisine: Why is it struggling?

San Francisco mystery property: How a $13.5 million dirt lot explains the city’s housing crisis