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SF’s Chinese American community is sharply divided over a cannabis dispensary

Business

Culture

San Francisco is America’s most proudly stoned city, but its embrace of commercial weed faces opposition from a small but outspoken group of locals. 

Matthew Kupfer

Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe

Politics

Workers at the forefront of San Francisco’s struggles with drugs and homelessness say the city isn’t doing enough to protect them.

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Astrid Kane

Honey Mahogany’s supporters see her as the harbinger of a new kind of San Francisco politics

A Black trans woman, a social worker and a small-business owner, her history-making candidacy for the Board of Supervisors doesn’t map neatly onto the city’s enduring political divisions.

Chris Roberts

The politics of addiction: Newsom sees forced treatment as a solution, but doctors have their doubts

News

Politicians at the local, state and federal level are promoting a ‘tough love’ policy of pushing recalcitrant drug users into rehab. But will it actually work?

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Daniel Moore

Last days of the A’s: Saying goodbye to a team, and a lifestyle, in Oakland

Sports

The loss of the A’s franchise is profound to Oakland and the East Bay. But the fans still celebrated together till the end.

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SF’s Chinese American community is sharply divided over a cannabis dispensary

Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe

Honey Mahogany’s supporters see her as the harbinger of a new kind of San Francisco politics

The politics of addiction: Newsom sees forced treatment as a solution, but doctors have their doubts

Last days of the A’s: Saying goodbye to a team, and a lifestyle, in Oakland