Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Do robotaxis benefit people with disabilities? San Francisco activists are split

Politics

Advocates agree the vehicles could open up a new world of accessibility, but they’re split over how ready the technology is.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Indigenous Peoples Day brings art, music to San Francisco’s Yerba Buena

Culture

The event featured dancing and activities celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day, and was followed by a gathering on Alcatraz.

Julie Zigoris

How much does it cost to move and install priceless artworks? At least $3 million

SF pays this local firm millions to transport paintings and sculptures around the city. But you can’t put a price on priceless art.

Josh Ram

San Francisco will pay out about $7M in damage claims tied to giant sinkhole

News

A massive San Francisco sinkhole caused flooding in the Union Street shopping corridor near the Marina District last September.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

JFK Drive: Asian seniors—one of SF’s most vulnerable pedestrian groups—conflicted over road’s car-free future

The debate on pedestrian and bicyclist safety has pitted seniors and the disabled against pro-alternative transit activists who want to keep the boulevard car-free. 

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Do robotaxis benefit people with disabilities? San Francisco activists are split

Indigenous Peoples Day brings art, music to San Francisco’s Yerba Buena

How much does it cost to move and install priceless artworks? At least $3 million

San Francisco will pay out about $7M in damage claims tied to giant sinkhole

JFK Drive: Asian seniors—one of SF’s most vulnerable pedestrian groups—conflicted over road’s car-free future