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Zara Stone

San Francisco employers are hiring etiquette coaches for Gen Z

Culture

Young workers — many in the office for the first time — need to be taught basic skills, from hygiene to eye contact.

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Matt Smith

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David Sjostedt

Shooting of Tenderloin ‘ambassador’ raises questions about security practices at fast-growing Urban Alchemy

News

The shooting of an Urban Alchemy employee last week has raised questions about whether the program is risking workers’ safety by having them provide security services.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Brooke Jenkins has huge lead in district attorney race as tough talk on crime wins over voters

Jenkins secured an early boost in the contest when Mayor London Breed appointed her to replace Chesa Boudin.

Matthew Kupfer

What motivates SF to clear encampments? Connections, the tourist gaze—and bad press

Politics

Ahead of the annual Cherry Blossom Festival, an email from the Japantown Merchants Association to the Public Works chief resulted in the swift clearing of a nearby homeless encampment.

Enterprise Reporter

Jesse Alejandro Cottrell

Bracing for the ICE storm, SF immigrants are in hiding

Empty shops, workers staying home, even self-deporting — the undocumented wait for the other ICE boot to drop.

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San Francisco employers are hiring etiquette coaches for Gen Z

Shooting of Tenderloin ‘ambassador’ raises questions about security practices at fast-growing Urban Alchemy

Brooke Jenkins has huge lead in district attorney race as tough talk on crime wins over voters

What motivates SF to clear encampments? Connections, the tourist gaze—and bad press

Bracing for the ICE storm, SF immigrants are in hiding