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Annie Gaus

San Francisco is ‘looking at’ ways to mandate vaccines for non-city employees, says Mayor Breed

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With the Delta variant spreading, Breed and the City Attorney aim to broaden vaccine mandates beyond the city’s own workforce of 37,000.

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David Sjostedt

Inside the crowd: SF bids professional hater Charles Barkley a proper farewell

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The Standard spoke with members of the raucous crowd that ganged up on the former NBA All Star. 

Chris Roberts

Analysis: Political history haunts Mayor Breed as she attempts (another) Tenderloin cleanup

A look at the many past efforts to address the crisis in the Tenderloin shows the scale of the challenge facing the city. 

Sameea Kamal at CalMatters

The California Legislature is back: What to expect in 2022

In addition to the pandemic, California is dealing with the same issues it has long grappled with, including housing and climate change. 

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Josh Koehn

The recall of Chesa Boudin: How the pandemic fed a national attack on progressive prosecutors

District Attorney Chesa Boudin and other progressive prosecutors across the country took office with what they considered a mandate to reshape the criminal justice system. An anxious electorate and Republicans eager to capitalize on any miscues have changed the math.

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San Francisco is ‘looking at’ ways to mandate vaccines for non-city employees, says Mayor Breed

Inside the crowd: SF bids professional hater Charles Barkley a proper farewell

Analysis: Political history haunts Mayor Breed as she attempts (another) Tenderloin cleanup

The California Legislature is back: What to expect in 2022

The recall of Chesa Boudin: How the pandemic fed a national attack on progressive prosecutors