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Sarah Wright

California lawmakers reach deal on rival housing bills. Here’s what it means for SF

News

After weeks of negotiation, California lawmakers chose to advance two bills that split the state’s major unions, giving developers a choice between affordability and labor standards. 

Sarah Holtz

After 70 years, City Lights Bookstore remains an ode to San Francisco

Culture

From Allen Ginsberg’s ‘Howl’ to John Waters reading a sex scene from ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover,’ Lawrence Ferlinghetti created a literary landmark with true staying power. 

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Max Harrison-Caldwell

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Garrett Leahy

$20 to watch your car? Inside an illegal parking lot hustle

A man who offers an illicit protection service near The Midway defends his business.

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

SF supervisor calls for more transparency in criminal diversion

Politics

A report found that 55% of criminal defendants in San Francisco were rearrested before their case was resolved, drawing scrutiny of a nonprofit that runs diversion programs.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Wanna buy a private island? New Jackson Square showroom has just the thing for you

Plus superyachts, floating villas, helicopters and other "toys" for the fabulously wealthy.

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California lawmakers reach deal on rival housing bills. Here’s what it means for SF

After 70 years, City Lights Bookstore remains an ode to San Francisco

$20 to watch your car? Inside an illegal parking lot hustle

SF supervisor calls for more transparency in criminal diversion

Wanna buy a private island? New Jackson Square showroom has just the thing for you