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Michael Barba

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Noah Baustin

San Francisco corruption: How $20K bought this young engineer a city job

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Prosecutors say an ex-parole agent paid off Public Works head Mohammed Nuru for the hire.

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Sarah Wright

Revised California math proposal: Despite pushback, little change

The revised draft of the state’s proposed math framework, which became embroiled in controversy last year, insists students can reach high-level math classes under its recommendations.

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Garrett Leahy

Gas station’s anti-loitering sonic device leaves San Francisco residents sleepless

A San Francisco gas station installed a sonic device to deter loiterers but the high-pitched whine has robbed nearby residents of sleep.

Bay Area transit agencies are teetering over a fiscal cliff. Who will save them?

The pandemic wiped out transit agencies’ budgets. Now, federal funding is running out—and so are their options.


Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Keeping kids masked is a relief to some teachers, even if medical opinion is mixed

The San Francisco school district’s decision to keep kids masked indoors has frustrated parents and educators alike, but not everyone is upset.

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San Francisco corruption: How $20K bought this young engineer a city job

Revised California math proposal: Despite pushback, little change

Gas station’s anti-loitering sonic device leaves San Francisco residents sleepless

Bay Area transit agencies are teetering over a fiscal cliff. Who will save them?

Keeping kids masked is a relief to some teachers, even if medical opinion is mixed