Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

‘Nervous and excited’: SF welcomes students back to school amid concerns about staffing, academic achievement

News

Despite challenges such as rising absenteeism and a protracted pandemic, many families expressed excitement about the new school year.

Chris Roberts

The great renegotiation: From hotels to oil refineries, local unions are in a militant mood

Politics

Emboldened by a tight labor market at a time of growing public support for their cause, unions are well-positioned to win gains in both the public and private sectors. 

Vince Bielski

CARE Courts—the controversial plan to compel people into drug, mental health treatment—set to become law

Gov. Gavin Newsom is poised to sign the sweeping CARE Court bill to address the state’s mounting homelessness and mental health crisis by allowing judges to order residents deemed unable to make medical decisions for themselves into treatment. The Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) Act, which the state legislature passed overwhelmingly Wednesday, targets people…

Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

Balboa rides powerful front line to sweep Lincoln

Sports

The Buccaneers took down the Mustangs in straight sets to remain tied for first place ahead of Friday’s clash with Lowell.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Housing, education in SF could get a big boost from state’s $97 billion budget surplus

Gov. Newsom’s latest spending plan also includes $18 billion in tax refunds for ‘inflation relief.’

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‘Nervous and excited’: SF welcomes students back to school amid concerns about staffing, academic achievement

The great renegotiation: From hotels to oil refineries, local unions are in a militant mood

CARE Courts—the controversial plan to compel people into drug, mental health treatment—set to become law

Balboa rides powerful front line to sweep Lincoln

Housing, education in SF could get a big boost from state’s $97 billion budget surplus