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Noah Baustin

San Francisco got safer for cyclists. But ‘dooring’ is still killing people

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With new bike infrastructure citywide, crashes between cyclists and cars are down. But in some neighborhoods past conflicts have slowed progress.

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J. Brady McCollough

A Christian high school’s moral crisis over a transgender basketball star

Sports

Cornerstone Christian was pressured to take a stand against a rival's transgender player. Here is what it did instead.

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Meaghan Mitchell

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Jesse Rogala

When the Lights Come Up in the City: Bayview strong

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As the pandemic took hold in San Francisco, Bayview did what it does best: It quickly pivoted and improvised to keep the lights burning brightly.

Joel Umanzor

Is crime rising in San Francisco’s Mission Bay? Shooting deaths worry neighbors

The back-to-back killings have made some residents and visitors to the area feel uneasy about an apparent rise in violent crime.

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Zara Stone

Lonely techies turn to a ‘friendship accelerator’ for pals

Two Bay Area techies are disrupting the loneliness epidemic with the world’s first friendship accelerator. It’s Y Combinator for friendships, minus the equity.

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San Francisco got safer for cyclists. But ‘dooring’ is still killing people

A Christian high school’s moral crisis over a transgender basketball star

When the Lights Come Up in the City: Bayview strong

Is crime rising in San Francisco’s Mission Bay? Shooting deaths worry neighbors

Lonely techies turn to a ‘friendship accelerator’ for pals