California promised 20,000 homes for the mentally ill. It delivered less than 10% of that

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Californians will vote next month on a new multibillion dollar plan to build supportive housing for people who are mentally ill.

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The San Francisco lawyer rewriting civil rights in Trump’s America

Harmeet Dhillon once was a conservative attorney working in a liberal stronghold. Now she's a “stone-cold killer” leading the president's culture wars.

Where 5 candidates to be California’s new U.S. senator stand on the economy, crime and the border

The main contenders to become California’s new U.S. senator want voters to see them in a certain light.

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Controversy rages as California follows SF’s lead with new approach to teaching math

San Francisco was an early pioneer of a proposed state framework for math instruction that’s sparked scrutiny and fierce debate.

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California adopts controversial changes to math education

Only a third of students—and 1 in 5 low-income students—met standards in the state’s latest standardized test.

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California promised 20,000 homes for the mentally ill. It delivered less than 10% of that

The San Francisco lawyer rewriting civil rights in Trump’s America

Where 5 candidates to be California’s new U.S. senator stand on the economy, crime and the border

Controversy rages as California follows SF’s lead with new approach to teaching math

California adopts controversial changes to math education