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Meaghan Mitchell

Supervisor Shamann Walton on why he believes car-free JFK is ‘segregationist’ policy

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Last April, in the early stages of the pandemic, Mayor London Breed announced that a portion of John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park would be closed to car traffic to provide more space for social distancing. The decision was music to the ears of community organizations like People Protected, Walk SF and the…

Enterprise Reporter

Jesse Alejandro Cottrell

Bracing for the ICE storm, SF immigrants are in hiding

Empty shops, workers staying home, even self-deporting — the undocumented wait for the other ICE boot to drop.

San Jose says its ‘tiny homes’ are reducing homelessness. More are on the way

The city is operating 600 tiny home untis across 6 sites and says they have led to a 10% drop in unsheltered homelessness.

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Tim Kawakami

Jonathan Kuminga’s gold-dye summer and enormous plans with the Warriors

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While many of his peers are already stars who've landed huge deals, Kuminga is still waiting for a major role with the Warriors — and a major contract extension.

Shelley D. Fargo

Need weed? Here’s a map of cannabis dispensaries and lounges in SF

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Culture

Since San Francisco is now fully embracing its weed culture, it is no surprise that there are 42 places across the city where cannabis is on the menu. From an architecturally noted retail space to a dispensary in a wine bar, from holistic purveyors to reservations-only lounges, the city now has a marijuana offering for…

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Supervisor Shamann Walton on why he believes car-free JFK is ‘segregationist’ policy

Bracing for the ICE storm, SF immigrants are in hiding

San Jose says its ‘tiny homes’ are reducing homelessness. More are on the way

Jonathan Kuminga’s gold-dye summer and enormous plans with the Warriors

Need weed? Here’s a map of cannabis dispensaries and lounges in SF