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The politics of addiction: Newsom sees forced treatment as a solution, but doctors have their doubts

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Politicians at the local, state and federal level are promoting a ‘tough love’ policy of pushing recalcitrant drug users into rehab. But will it actually work?

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Revolution from the inside out: Young activists work to heal themselves and overhaul the justice system

Youth from the Young Women’s Freedom Center–many of whom were themselves incarcerated–advocate for mental health services as the city transforms its juvenile justice system.

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Jonah Owen Lamb

An alleged killer is living near Golden Gate Park in a facility where patients go missing

Michael Jacobs’ story illustrates how even a ‘homicidal’ defendant can end up living right next door.

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Tim Kawakami

The McCaffrey void, Shanahan’s kryptonite, and more 49ers week 2 conclusions

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Tim Kawakami on the lasting themes and most important decisions in the 49ers’ 23-17 loss to the Vikings on Sunday in Minneapolis.

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Gabe Greschler

As Biden enters do-or-die weekend, San Francisco considers the Kamala Harris question

If the vice president became the Democratic nominee, she would be the first-ever politico from the Bay Area to serve as a major party's candidate.

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The politics of addiction: Newsom sees forced treatment as a solution, but doctors have their doubts

Revolution from the inside out: Young activists work to heal themselves and overhaul the justice system

An alleged killer is living near Golden Gate Park in a facility where patients go missing

The McCaffrey void, Shanahan’s kryptonite, and more 49ers week 2 conclusions

As Biden enters do-or-die weekend, San Francisco considers the Kamala Harris question