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Mike Ege

Supervisors’ hearing on reparations rescheduled for next month

Politics

A widely anticipated hearing on reparations for Black residents has been rescheduled for next month. 


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Gabe Greschler

Court order restricting San Francisco homeless sweeps is officially no more

A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling has overturned an injunction preventing the city from enforcing laws that prohibit sitting, lying or lodging on public property.

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George Kelly

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David Sjostedt

Homeless migrant children win shelter extension after city eviction scare

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Two families feared they would have to sleep on the streets Monday night. 

Trump’s housing cuts could push thousands onto SF streets

The president is trying to gut housing funds that more than 40,000 San Franciscans rely on.

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Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: 100 days in, Daniel Lurie is still enjoying his honeymoon. Can he keep it going?

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An early-term assessment of the political neophyte who's shown an uncanny instinct for being a politician.

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Supervisors’ hearing on reparations rescheduled for next month

Court order restricting San Francisco homeless sweeps is officially no more

Homeless migrant children win shelter extension after city eviction scare

Trump’s housing cuts could push thousands onto SF streets

Opinion: 100 days in, Daniel Lurie is still enjoying his honeymoon. Can he keep it going?