Sarah Holtz

How to score a free, last-minute campsite—even in Yosemite

Culture

After an epic rainy season, many Californians are itching to get out into the great wide open. With a little planning—and some luck—you can have an adventure on the cheap.


Why are Marines working unpaid shifts as security guards at California concerts?

A private security firm linked to Coachella’s promoter regularly recruits Marines to work volunteer shifts at major California music festivals. Legal experts and industry insiders question the practice.

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

Will downtown San Francisco post office be renamed in Dianne Feinstein’s honor?

News

California’s senators are proposing a San Francisco post office be renamed after the former U.S. senator and city mayor.

Feds cut funding to Laguna Honda Hospital, putting future in doubt

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ended the hospital’s participation in its programs, triggered by the hospital’s failure to fix all its deficiencies by the end of a six-month period.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Breed dodges meeting, but Supes approve controversial Tenderloin emergency measure

After 10 hours and more than 200 public comments, Supervisors approved Mayor London Breed’s bid to skirt red tape and hasten services in the Tenderloin. 


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How to score a free, last-minute campsite—even in Yosemite

Why are Marines working unpaid shifts as security guards at California concerts?

Will downtown San Francisco post office be renamed in Dianne Feinstein’s honor?

Feds cut funding to Laguna Honda Hospital, putting future in doubt

Breed dodges meeting, but Supes approve controversial Tenderloin emergency measure