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Contrary to popular perception, right-wing extremism is alive and well in America’s most liberal enclave.

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Opinion: Gov. Newsom’s proposed CARE Courts are political theater, not a solution to the homelessness crisis

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There are insufficient treatment beds to make conservatorship work, and navigating the system is all but impossible for people battling substance abuse. 

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For Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, conservatorship is personal

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For this San Francisco city official, the issue of conservatorship is not just about policy—it’s a matter close to his heart.

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AI startups across San Francisco are partnering with local governments around the country—while hoping to make more inroads in City Hall.

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San Francisco to slash police command roles in legislative deal

The legislation is aimed at reducing the turnover of police station captains and pension costs.


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Two years after Capitol attack, the Bay Area remains vulnerable to right-wing extremism

Opinion: Gov. Newsom’s proposed CARE Courts are political theater, not a solution to the homelessness crisis

For Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, conservatorship is personal

How San Francisco AI startups are reshaping local governments around the U.S

San Francisco to slash police command roles in legislative deal