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Pride month in SF: Music, marching, memorials & merriment

Culture

San Francisco Pride returns at full strength with a month’s worth of performances, remembrances, concerts and more.

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

News

Politics

The city contractor that distributes naloxone stopped keeping track of certain basic healthcare data as of Jan. 1, 2021, according to documents obtained via public records request.

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

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

Writer

Daniel Moore

Meet the mountain biker going viral for bombing SF’s most terrifying hills

Sports

Teddy Hayden tempts death — and the authorities — with his risky, sometimes illegal descents of park outcrops, city steps, and concrete ruins.

Express Desk Reporter

Max Harrison-Caldwell

A mother showed up minutes late for her asylum hearing. The consequence was deportation

Diana and her kids escaped domestic abuse in Peru. They built a life in the Bay Area. But now they're back where they started.

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Pride month in SF: Music, marching, memorials & merriment

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

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

Meet the mountain biker going viral for bombing SF’s most terrifying hills

A mother showed up minutes late for her asylum hearing. The consequence was deportation