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Sophie Bearman

‘The school district is pretty much failing them’: With the vaccine in play, when can SF’s schools reopen?

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Like much of the country, San Francisco is embroiled in a debate over when and how best to reopen schools, with health experts and educators divided on the issue. But for Erika Foots, a single mother raising five children, it’s simple: “As far as my children go, I feel that the school district is pretty much failing them,” she said.

Liz Lindqwister

Inside Black San Francisco’s struggle over the soul of the Fillmore District

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City Hall once gutted the ‘Harlem of the West’—now, it wants to build it back up. 

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Zara Stone

‘Are you Zuck or Cuck?’: We went to a Mark Zuckerberg-themed rave and it was meh-ta

Both stans and skeptics turned out for the half-ironic, half-earnest tribute party.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

6 secrets of San Francisco’s graveyards: Stolen skulls, a pet cemetery and putrid odors

Beth Winegarner’s ‘San Francisco’s Forgotten Cemeteries’ looks at the astonishing history of the people who remain buried in the city.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

SF businesses are bouncing back—at least in some neighborhoods

Businesses closures have slowed down since their pandemic peak, but some neighborhoods have fared better than others. 


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‘The school district is pretty much failing them’: With the vaccine in play, when can SF’s schools reopen?

Inside Black San Francisco’s struggle over the soul of the Fillmore District

‘Are you Zuck or Cuck?’: We went to a Mark Zuckerberg-themed rave and it was meh-ta

6 secrets of San Francisco’s graveyards: Stolen skulls, a pet cemetery and putrid odors

SF businesses are bouncing back—at least in some neighborhoods