Marisa Kendall

Dispute between FEMA, California over Covid hotels could cost San Francisco $114M

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State and local governments owe FEMA $300 million for Gov. Gavin Newsom’s landmark effort to shelter homeless people in hotels during Covid.

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Sophie Bearman

‘The school district is pretty much failing them’: With the vaccine in play, when can SF’s schools reopen?

Like much of the country, San Francisco is embroiled in a debate over when and how best to reopen schools, with health experts and educators divided on the issue. But for Erika Foots, a single mother raising five children, it’s simple: “As far as my children go, I feel that the school district is pretty much failing them,” she said.

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Kevin Truong

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Sarah Wright

Turning downtown offices into housing isn’t the solution you think it is

Thousands of floors of office space have been sitting empty for the last two years. But converting that space to housing is a project that very few are willing to take on.

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Ania Keenan

Black babies in SF are at greater risk of early birth than ever

The city is turning away millions of dollars that could help Black mothers, even as they face nearly triple the risk of premature birth as white mothers.

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Ezra Wallach

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Anya Kaiser

Ideology or education? New ethnic studies class has parents mad

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In the content of a required public high school course, some see a political agenda.

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Dispute between FEMA, California over Covid hotels could cost San Francisco $114M

‘The school district is pretty much failing them’: With the vaccine in play, when can SF’s schools reopen?

Turning downtown offices into housing isn’t the solution you think it is

Black babies in SF are at greater risk of early birth than ever

Ideology or education? New ethnic studies class has parents mad