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San Francisco celebrates Juneteenth with food fests, drag parties, live music and more

Culture

From now until June 19, numerous events dedicated to Black life, joy and culture are scheduled throughout the city.

A nomad’s dying wish: Living with cancer at a San Francisco homeless shelter

News

Ramona Mayon, who self-identifies as a nomad, doesn’t want housing. She just wants the city to help her get her RV running so she can die in peace.

Fate of California’s reparations proposal now rests in hands of state lawmakers

Politics

The state’s reparations task force voted Saturday to approve recommendations on how the state may compensate and apologize to Black residents for generations of harm caused by discriminatory policies. 

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Newsom, state lawmakers throw transit a $5B lifeline in budget deal. Here’s what to know

Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders agreed on a $310 billion spending plan Monday night that they say preserves major priorities. 

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Astrid Kane

Dump Dean or embrace him? Sizing up the most polarizing man in city politics

Whether they see him as a bomb-throwing ideologue or courageous man of principle, everybody has an opinion about Supervisor Dean Preston.

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San Francisco celebrates Juneteenth with food fests, drag parties, live music and more

A nomad’s dying wish: Living with cancer at a San Francisco homeless shelter

Fate of California’s reparations proposal now rests in hands of state lawmakers

Newsom, state lawmakers throw transit a $5B lifeline in budget deal. Here’s what to know

Dump Dean or embrace him? Sizing up the most polarizing man in city politics