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California is clearing criminal records—including violent crimes—to offer second chances

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The Anti-Recidivism Coalition has helped clients file nearly 200 requests statewide to try and get a second chance.

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Why San Francisco’s recovery is tied to its struggling hotel industry

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The sector’s failure to relaunch after the pandemic has burned a hole in the city’s budget. When will the good times return?

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Foil, cardboard, crack pipes: What drug users buy at corner stores threatened with curfew

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Store owners and drug users say Mayor London Breed’s plan to shut down corner markets, often gathering places for drug use, won’t affect the drug crisis.

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AI vibe-coders try to resurrect SF’s civic hacking scene

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Using AI tools and riding a wave of Lurie-era optimism, a crew of civic hackers want to fix San Francisco.

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Opinion: YIMBYs are on their heels after supervisors’ override, imperiling housing progress

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Aaron Peskin’s political maneuver is dividing pro-housing advocates and jeopardizing San Francisco’s housing future, developer Cyrus Sanandaji argues

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California is clearing criminal records—including violent crimes—to offer second chances

Why San Francisco’s recovery is tied to its struggling hotel industry

Foil, cardboard, crack pipes: What drug users buy at corner stores threatened with curfew

AI vibe-coders try to resurrect SF’s civic hacking scene

Opinion: YIMBYs are on their heels after supervisors’ override, imperiling housing progress