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Data offer clues on San Francisco’s crime paradox: Police chief and academics have some ideas too

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The chances of being a victim of a crime in SF increased during the pandemic even as the overall crime rate decreased, a study shows. 

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Cop who faked race data in traffic stops kills himself

SFPD Sgt. Rene Nielsen ticketed more than 1,000 people over a three-year period and said all but six were white.

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Garrett Leahy

San Francisco’s Hayes Street is reopening to cars. Merchants worry what that means for business

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Car-free weekends helped pull the commercial corridor out of the pandemic, but the city has refused to renew the permit for the road closures due to safety concerns. 

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Jesse Rogala

A recipe for success: Equity is baked into La Cocina Municipal Marketplace

Take 7,000-square-feet of space, add a dash of local art, two dozen community partners, seven incubator kitchens and one cocktail bar. Then sprinkle seven passionate working-class women of color chefs, add a pinch of culturally inspired food, and “voila”—you have La Cocina Municipal Marketplace, San Francisco’s latest culinary community creation served fresh in the heart…

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Annie Gaus

Controversial plan to screen welfare recipients for drugs is backed by voters, poll says

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Data offer clues on San Francisco’s crime paradox: Police chief and academics have some ideas too

Cop who faked race data in traffic stops kills himself

San Francisco’s Hayes Street is reopening to cars. Merchants worry what that means for business

A recipe for success: Equity is baked into La Cocina Municipal Marketplace

Controversial plan to screen welfare recipients for drugs is backed by voters, poll says