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Politicians at the local, state and federal level are promoting a ‘tough love’ policy of pushing recalcitrant drug users into rehab. But will it actually work?

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One man’s dissatisfaction with San Francisco’s mid-century coffee scene jump-started a revolution and birthed a global brand. 

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‘Shell-shocked’: SF Immigration Court reels from judge firings

Crying on the job, personal effects prepacked, more firings expected soon — and the cases just keep piling up.

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California’s program to do away with homeless encampments has had mixed results but local leaders say ongoing funding is needed.

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The ad offered a quick $250. The job? Shilling for a bunch of landlords

Hiring astroturf “activists” is becoming a standard tactic for lobbying groups seeking to curb rent control measures.

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The politics of addiction: Newsom sees forced treatment as a solution, but doctors have their doubts

Peet’s is now the world’s largest coffee company. Would its notoriously exacting founder approve?

‘Shell-shocked’: SF Immigration Court reels from judge firings

California is spending $750M on homelessness. Is it working?

The ad offered a quick $250. The job? Shilling for a bunch of landlords