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Erin Feher

Someone burned down our school playground. Something beautiful rose from the ashes

Culture

A community of San Franciscans put their hands to work after a pair of fires in the Outer Richmond.

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Annie Gaus

San Francisco looks ahead to helping children, families recover from pandemic upheaval

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With public schools slated to reopen on Aug. 16, families will soon return to a semblance of normalcy—albeit with masking mandates and scheduling changes.  But helping those families recover from a very difficult year—particularly those children who struggled with stress, isolation and learning loss during the pandemic—calls for a dedicated effort and long-range planning.  “The…

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Emily Landes

Extreme staging: Selling a home in the Bay Area now means flipping it yourself

Business

Flipping isn’t just HGTV drama — it’s now standard practice for sellers chasing big payouts.

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Kevin V. Nguyen

San Francisco ranks behind Birmingham, Charlotte and Hartford in converting offices into housing. Why?

To grease the wheels, Mayor London Breed has put forward Proposition C, a tax break for developers that undertake conversion projects.

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John Shea

It's time for the Giants to end the misery and let the kids play 

Sports

Grant McCray, Blade Tidwell, Hayden Birdsong, Carson Whisenhunt, and even top prospect Bryce Eldridge should receive chances to get a head start on the 2026 season. 

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Someone burned down our school playground. Something beautiful rose from the ashes

San Francisco looks ahead to helping children, families recover from pandemic upheaval

Extreme staging: Selling a home in the Bay Area now means flipping it yourself

San Francisco ranks behind Birmingham, Charlotte and Hartford in converting offices into housing. Why?

It's time for the Giants to end the misery and let the kids play