Catherine Stefani

Opinion: Could churches be the accelerant San Francisco needs to fast-track housing?

Opinion

One church endured more than 10 years of city bureaucracy to build affordable housing on its land. A new YIGBY law could be a game changer.

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Garrett Leahy

Mystery surrounds giant downtown San Francisco lot that’s sat empty for almost 30 years

Culture

After plans for a 12-story hotel fell through, the future is uncertain for a 12,400-square-foot plot of land near UN Plaza and Civic Center BART Station.

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Josh Koehn

San Francisco mayor’s race: London Breed challenger raises $149K, campaign says

Politics

Campaign officials suggested the money raised in less than two months shows people are open to supporting Mayor London Breed’s opponent.

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Kevin Truong

San Francisco’s answer to safety concerns is more community ambassadors

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Around 150 new ambassadors will soon be posted at transit stations and in the Mission under an expanded public safety initiative. 

David Sjostedt

SF hospitals grapple with repeat psychiatric patients, frustrated workers

Just five individuals accounted for nearly 2,000 ambulance trips to local hospitals in the past five years, according to the fire department. 

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Opinion: Could churches be the accelerant San Francisco needs to fast-track housing?

Mystery surrounds giant downtown San Francisco lot that’s sat empty for almost 30 years

San Francisco mayor’s race: London Breed challenger raises $149K, campaign says

San Francisco’s answer to safety concerns is more community ambassadors

SF hospitals grapple with repeat psychiatric patients, frustrated workers