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Mayor Breed pushes homes over cars in proposed legislation

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The legislation, called “Cars to Casa,” would make it easier to build homes on lots occupied by parking lots and gas stations. 

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Mike Ege

Voters could remake San Francisco City Hall in 2024. Here’s how

The Mayor’s Office, Board of Supervisors and even how City Hall is run hang in the balance next year.


SF supervisors accept reparations plan for Black residents

The board accepted a draft policy to right historical wrongs against Black residents, talked police reform, and continued  a discussion on sex work—again.

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Josh Koehn

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Annie Gaus

How did the city spend $600K on a women’s conference? Massages, hotels, and a fashion show

The Department on the Status of Women spared no expense on plane tickets, a DJ, and fees for speakers — including one tasked with agency oversight. 

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Jennifer Wadsworth

SFPD skirted facial-recognition ban, lawsuit says. Hundreds of cases could be in jeopardy

Five years after San Francisco enacted a historic surveillance law, transparency advocates say the city has yet to meaningfully enforce it.

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Mayor Breed pushes homes over cars in proposed legislation

Voters could remake San Francisco City Hall in 2024. Here’s how

SF supervisors accept reparations plan for Black residents

How did the city spend $600K on a women’s conference? Massages, hotels, and a fashion show

SFPD skirted facial-recognition ban, lawsuit says. Hundreds of cases could be in jeopardy