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Noah Baustin

Personal bankruptcy surges in the Bay as tech employment sags

Business

News

Good news for bankruptcy attorneys, bad news for everyone else: the usually low-debt region is seeing its highest filing rates since Covid.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

10 books everyone in San Francisco should read

Culture

From the biography of a preeminent Beat poet to a timeless evisceration of 1960s pretensions, these are the books to add to your summer reading list now. 

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

Supervisors under fire: Vote against proposed SoMa apartment building sparks furor, may violate state law

A Board of Supervisors vote that will at least temporarily block a 495-unit housing complex on a SoMa parking lot has become a flashpoint for long-simmering frustrations around the slow pace of housing development in the city.

London Breed

Opinion: London Breed: No more excuses, no more apologies. SF won’t tolerate encampments any longer

Opinion

Defending her “aggressive” crackdown on encampments, the mayor argues that homeless people have only one choice left: accept help or get out. 

Patrick Wolff

Opinion: SF’s school board recall sets the stage for real reforms

A parent-led reform movement is helping drive the changes needed to improve student outcomes.


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Personal bankruptcy surges in the Bay as tech employment sags

10 books everyone in San Francisco should read

Supervisors under fire: Vote against proposed SoMa apartment building sparks furor, may violate state law

Opinion: London Breed: No more excuses, no more apologies. SF won’t tolerate encampments any longer

Opinion: SF’s school board recall sets the stage for real reforms