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Annie Gaus

Board of Supervisors pledges to create new homelessness response team, but details remain murky

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A plan to create a new team to respond to homelessness-related concerns received a stamp of approval at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, but details on how it would integrate with existing city services are murky. The proposal, dubbed the Compassionate Alternative Response Team (CART) and put forth by a group of advocates called…

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Tomoki Chien

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Ryan Fonseca

Casual carpool: The Bay Bridge’s low-key rideshare plans a comeback

Organizers say the decades-old commuter hack could resume as soon as August.

Culture Reporter 

Zara Stone

A phone-free prom night? These high schoolers asked for it

Culture

What happens when teens hand over their phones at prom? They dance like nobody's watching.

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Sophie Bearman

Shut up and sing? No way. John Legend opens up on life and politics in SF Symphony show

In an intimate performance, the singer-songwriter shares tales of his humble beginnings, political leanings and how he met wife Chrissy Teigen.

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Kevin V. Nguyen

Despite housing crisis, San Francisco just made it harder to build in some neighborhoods

The ordinance was crafted amid uproar from residents in Telegraph Hill and the Northern Waterfront against high-rise development.

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Board of Supervisors pledges to create new homelessness response team, but details remain murky

Casual carpool: The Bay Bridge’s low-key rideshare plans a comeback

A phone-free prom night? These high schoolers asked for it

Shut up and sing? No way. John Legend opens up on life and politics in SF Symphony show

Despite housing crisis, San Francisco just made it harder to build in some neighborhoods