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Tomoki Chien

Sacramento man sues over ‘discriminatory’ Bay Bridge lights, says they cause suicidal thoughts

News

Legal action against local and federal agencies aims to protect people “who cannot neurologically tolerate” LEDs.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

SF’s progress on building housing is even worse than you thought

The city is far off pace to meet the state mandate — unless funding materializes for hundreds of stalled projects.

Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

Drug-free housing for San Francisco homeless could be required by 2025

Politics

“You cannot recover in a raggedy-ass SRO in the Tenderloin,” said one recovering addict who supports a bill to prioritize sober housing. 

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Brooke Jenkins faces first-day test: Should her office recuse itself from a murder case involving a family member?

Lawyers for two defendant argued in court on Friday that Brooke Jenkins’ public statements about a relative’s killing should disqualify her prosecutors from handling the trial.  

Opinion: Cops don’t want to stop sideshows, leave the Trump techies alone: readers respond

Opinion

Ignoring sideshows is a political act by police departments to create an atmosphere of lawlessness even as crime rates decline.

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Sacramento man sues over ‘discriminatory’ Bay Bridge lights, says they cause suicidal thoughts

SF’s progress on building housing is even worse than you thought

Drug-free housing for San Francisco homeless could be required by 2025

Brooke Jenkins faces first-day test: Should her office recuse itself from a murder case involving a family member?

Opinion: Cops don’t want to stop sideshows, leave the Trump techies alone: readers respond