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California lawmakers approved a plan to compel people into mental health treatment. What comes next?

I spent a day being pampered by robots. I still had to tip

‘Anchor-out’ boat dwellers near Sausalito face eviction from Richardson Bay

Photos: How SF promoter Bill Graham built a rock & roll empire and changed the music industry in the process

Is reviving a private police agency in San Francisco the solution to the city’s crime woes?