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Mike Ege

Once ‘a joy to behold,’ public comment at San Francisco City Hall takes jarring turn

Politics

San Francisco was once famed for its colorful gadflies, but times have changed. 

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Sophie Bearman

What a Bay Area influencer, a realty agent, and a baker have to lose if TikTok is banned

Business

The Biden administration might outlaw one of the highest-traffic websites in the world, immediately shutting off a lucrative revenue stream for thousands of people.

Jennie Herriot-Hatfield

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

Opinion

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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Erin Feher

The hidden house in Bernal with its own private bridge

Culture

First-time homeowners Kaisha and Joey Flynn worked with architect Ryan Leidner to create a modern Bernal Heights hideaway with hippie California vibes.  

Tamara Straus

Opinion: Cellphone bans are the right thing for students, but a no-win for public school teachers

The stark divide on cellphone use highlights inequities in education. It’s time for the tech giants to step up.

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Once ‘a joy to behold,’ public comment at San Francisco City Hall takes jarring turn

What a Bay Area influencer, a realty agent, and a baker have to lose if TikTok is banned

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

The hidden house in Bernal with its own private bridge

Opinion: Cellphone bans are the right thing for students, but a no-win for public school teachers