Bill would let therapists and social workers decide when to confine mentally ill Californians

Politics

The California Police Chiefs Association announced Monday the organization was supporting the bill, citing the benefits of more trained professionals interacting with the people with mental illness instead of relying so much on officers.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Castro merchants threatening ‘civil disobedience’ over mental health, drug crisis find sympathetic audience

Business

Businesses citywide voiced support for Castro merchants threatening to withhold taxes or fees from the city, though few explicitly signed on to the effort. 


Culture Intern

Ella Chakarian

‘A death blow’: Filmmakers, archivists reel as DOGE suddenly cuts their funding

Culture

The NEH had $17.8 million in active grants to Bay Area humanities projects.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Robotaxi service expansion in San Francisco delayed by state regulators

Commissioners postponed the closely watched vote until next month as local officials call for tighter oversight.

Wealth & Power Reporter

Emily Shugerman

OpenAI targets another nonprofit in surging campaign against critics

Watchdog group The Midas Project is the latest to receive a subpoena in the AI giant’s legal fight against those opposed to its restructuring.

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Bill would let therapists and social workers decide when to confine mentally ill Californians

Castro merchants threatening ‘civil disobedience’ over mental health, drug crisis find sympathetic audience

‘A death blow’: Filmmakers, archivists reel as DOGE suddenly cuts their funding

Robotaxi service expansion in San Francisco delayed by state regulators

OpenAI targets another nonprofit in surging campaign against critics