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CSU faculty launch strike across campuses, including San Francisco State University

News

More than 30,000 staffers at California State University, the largest public university system in the U.S., walked off the job Monday.

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Noah Baustin

San Francisco 911 dispatchers oppose demand for long hours during APEC amid burnout

Politics

San Francisco has announced plans to mobilize its 911 dispatchers for the first time in over 15 years when world leaders flock to the city for November’s Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.

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Meaghan Mitchell

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Jesse Rogala

When the Lights Come Up in the City: North Beach hustle

Culture

As the pandemic took hold in San Francisco, North Beach didn’t miss a beat as businesses and community stakeholders banned together to keep the neighborhood vibrant. 

Julie Zigoris

The most famous North Beach club you’ve never been to is poised to reopen

Food & Drink

The iconic establishment has seen it all, from bocce to the Beats to big hats. 


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Annie Gaus

San Francisco Board of Supervisors kicks off $13B budget negotiations

Supervisors held the first in a series of hearings that will determine how San Francisco’s money is spent over the next two years. 

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CSU faculty launch strike across campuses, including San Francisco State University

San Francisco 911 dispatchers oppose demand for long hours during APEC amid burnout

When the Lights Come Up in the City: North Beach hustle

The most famous North Beach club you’ve never been to is poised to reopen

San Francisco Board of Supervisors kicks off $13B budget negotiations