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PG&E slammed over multiday blackouts by San Francisco officials, residents

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Officials say a five-day April blackout is part of a pattern of serious outages impacting residents and first responders.

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Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Daniel Lurie’s ‘plan’ to fix downtown is off to a vague start

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The mayor ran for office on a theme of governmental accountability and was quick to point the finger at City Hall whenever bad news broke. Guess who's accountable now?

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Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Pelosi aide Gary McCoy is running for supervisor. But first, he’s airing out his crimes

The District 8 candidate said his past life of addiction and petty crime prepared him to handle the city’s most pressing crises.

San Francisco, other California cities will give you a prescription to buy fresh food

Advocates say the programs improve chronic conditions, lower health care costs and reduce hunger, all at the same time.

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Anna Tong

‘We just want my grandpa to feel safe’: Family of 84-year-old Asian man attacked in SF speaks out

The family of jump-kick victim Rong Xin Liao say they’ve been in the dark on legal proceedings for their grandfather’s alleged attacker for over a year, and believe their victims’ rights have been violated.

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PG&E slammed over multiday blackouts by San Francisco officials, residents

Opinion: Daniel Lurie’s ‘plan’ to fix downtown is off to a vague start

Pelosi aide Gary McCoy is running for supervisor. But first, he’s airing out his crimes

San Francisco, other California cities will give you a prescription to buy fresh food

‘We just want my grandpa to feel safe’: Family of 84-year-old Asian man attacked in SF speaks out