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Jonah Owen Lamb

Fights, shanks and pruno: Union says SF Sheriff’s new staffing plan brings chaos to city jail

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By scaling back the number of deputies assigned to some housing pods, jail officials have endangered inmates as well as the rank-and-file, according to the Deputy Sheriffs’ Association. 

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Han Li

Public safety debate continues among Asian Americans

It took two months for Greg Chew to gather the courage to walk down the street where he was violently assaulted. While his physical injuries had healed, the mental trauma lingered.

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Opinion: The myth of San Francisco’s failing public schools

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From Marin realtors to private school parents, everyone loves to hate SF public schools. There's just one problem – what they say isn't true.


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Jennifer Wadsworth

SF sued for deadly fire in dilapidated public housing

Squatters were “widespread” at the Potrero Hill complex, which failed safety inspections before the fatal fire.

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Garrett Leahy

13 SF public schools targeted for closure or mergers

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The list includes 10 elementary schools, one K-8, and two high schools.

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Fights, shanks and pruno: Union says SF Sheriff’s new staffing plan brings chaos to city jail

Public safety debate continues among Asian Americans

Opinion: The myth of San Francisco’s failing public schools

SF sued for deadly fire in dilapidated public housing

13 SF public schools targeted for closure or mergers