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Anna Tong

YIMBYs ate the world—except for SF. Now its founders are up to new tricks

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Since its San Francisco founding a decade ago, the YIMBY movement has been in hyper-growth mode—and it’s throwing its weight around this election season. But on their home turf, YIMBYs have watched their goals slip seemingly further and further out of reach.

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Jonah Owen Lamb

Are rumors of a pirate crime spree on the San Francisco Bay exaggerated?

Reported rising crime along the Oakland Estuary has spread fear among those living on the San Francisco Bay.

Sameea Kamal and Alexei Kossef at CalMatters

Newsom, state lawmakers throw transit a $5B lifeline in budget deal. Here’s what to know

Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders agreed on a $310 billion spending plan Monday night that they say preserves major priorities. 

San Francisco’s homeless encampments: A question of cleaning vs. clearing

One problem with the protocol for homeless encampment clearing is that at the day’s start, city workers don’t know if there are shelter beds available.

Matthew Kupfer

Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe

Workers at the forefront of San Francisco’s struggles with drugs and homelessness say the city isn’t doing enough to protect them.

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YIMBYs ate the world—except for SF. Now its founders are up to new tricks

Are rumors of a pirate crime spree on the San Francisco Bay exaggerated?

Newsom, state lawmakers throw transit a $5B lifeline in budget deal. Here’s what to know

San Francisco’s homeless encampments: A question of cleaning vs. clearing

Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe