San Jose says its ‘tiny homes’ are reducing homelessness. More are on the way

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The city is operating 600 tiny home untis across 6 sites and says they have led to a 10% drop in unsheltered homelessness.

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Meaghan Mitchell

Photos: Dia de los Muertos returns to the Mission District

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Community members spilled out onto the street, their faces artfully painted to resemble skulls. Dressed in suits, gowns and floral crowns, participants also wore shells or other noisemakers to amplify the excitement. 

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Danny Emerman

The Jonathan Kuminga-Warriors staring contest continues: Who will blink first?

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A complicated contract saga has brought Golden State’s summer business to a screeching halt. A resolution doesn’t appear close. 

Cyrus Sanandaji

Opinion: YIMBYs are on their heels after supervisors’ override, imperiling housing progress

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Aaron Peskin’s political maneuver is dividing pro-housing advocates and jeopardizing San Francisco’s housing future, developer Cyrus Sanandaji argues

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Kevin Truong

Help wanted: SF restaurants cut hours, recruit family amid labor crunch

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A lack of qualified workers is forcing local restaurants and shops to do more with less, with grueling hours and skeleton crews increasingly the norm. 


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San Jose says its ‘tiny homes’ are reducing homelessness. More are on the way

Photos: Dia de los Muertos returns to the Mission District

The Jonathan Kuminga-Warriors staring contest continues: Who will blink first?

Opinion: YIMBYs are on their heels after supervisors’ override, imperiling housing progress

Help wanted: SF restaurants cut hours, recruit family amid labor crunch