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Annie Gaus

SF supervisor calls for more transparency in criminal diversion

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A report found that 55% of criminal defendants in San Francisco were rearrested before their case was resolved, drawing scrutiny of a nonprofit that runs diversion programs.

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Sophie Bearman

Chinatown trails rest of San Francisco in vaccinations

Chinatown is lagging behind every other San Francisco neighborhood in terms of vaccinating its senior population, according to an analysis conducted by Here/Say Media and affirmed by the San Francisco Department of Public Health.

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Rya Jetha

‘Work hard. Do not play hard’: Inside tech’s new hardcore grind culture

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Forget work-life balance. After a pandemic lull, the city’s startups are more intense than ever.

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Sara Deseran

How Balboa Street (seriously?) became SF’s unlikely arbiter of cool

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Natural wine, smashburgers, mustaches, dad hats —  a stretch of the Outer Richmond is now the city's hippest place to eat and drink.

Shreyas Lakhtakia

Opinion: How I got students to talk about hard things on a divided Stanford University campus

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Meaningful Dialogue 101: Stanford graduate student Shreyas Lakhtakia is creating a space for students to find common ground. 

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SF supervisor calls for more transparency in criminal diversion

Chinatown trails rest of San Francisco in vaccinations

‘Work hard. Do not play hard’: Inside tech’s new hardcore grind culture

How Balboa Street (seriously?) became SF’s unlikely arbiter of cool

Opinion: How I got students to talk about hard things on a divided Stanford University campus