Fate of California’s reparations proposal now rests in hands of state lawmakers

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The state’s reparations task force voted Saturday to approve recommendations on how the state may compensate and apologize to Black residents for generations of harm caused by discriminatory policies. 

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Dump Dean or embrace him? Sizing up the most polarizing man in city politics

Whether they see him as a bomb-throwing ideologue or courageous man of principle, everybody has an opinion about Supervisor Dean Preston.

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California adopts controversial changes to math education

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Only a third of students—and 1 in 5 low-income students—met standards in the state’s latest standardized test.

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Broken horses: Investigation uncovers years of injuries, mistreatment at Golden Gate Park

After The Standard inquired about troubles at city-owned stables, a horseback riding company’s permits were revoked in San Francisco and at Camp Mather.

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A czar is born: Inside David Sacks’ 130-day White House mission to remake crypto and AI

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The investor and podcast host has scored major regulatory wins, all while the Trump family rakes in millions from crypto ventures. 

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Fate of California’s reparations proposal now rests in hands of state lawmakers

Dump Dean or embrace him? Sizing up the most polarizing man in city politics

California adopts controversial changes to math education

Broken horses: Investigation uncovers years of injuries, mistreatment at Golden Gate Park

A czar is born: Inside David Sacks’ 130-day White House mission to remake crypto and AI