Maryann Jones Thompson

Pioneering San Francisco company issues its first post-pandemic layoffs

The reduction pushes layoffs in San Francisco to more than 52,000 since January 2022.

Humanizing language from harm-reduction supporters may give some people an ulcer.

The layoff of 560 workers represent the second major headcount reduction at the company since November.

The district sees the staffing reduction as unavoidable because of declining enrollment. But potential savings remain uncertain.

In 2016, San Francisco passed a Charter amendment to allow non-citizen parents to vote in Board of Education elections. (本文有中文译版)