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No Kings Day #3: SF Gets Its Signs Up and Costumes On

No Kings Day #3: SF Gets Its Signs Up and Costumes On

Saturday’s No Kings protest brought out sharks, grim reapers, dogs (real ones), tons of signs, and a guy selling helados and paletas.

by Jeremy LaCroix

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Housing

New Trump Housing Rule Puts Local Immigrants, Advocates on Edge

Streets and Transit

What Happens If SF Takes Cesar Chavez Street Off the Map

Schools

SFUSD Has An 8th Grade Algebra Solution, But It’ll Test Yet Another Option

Housing and Homelessness

The Mission District and More Will Get Upzoned After All, Thanks to a Scott Wiener Bill

The Mission District and More Will Get Upzoned After All, Thanks to a Scott Wiener Bill

Trump, Not NIMBYs, Delayed Great Highway Senior Housing, Says Developer

Trump, Not NIMBYs, Delayed Great Highway Senior Housing, Says Developer

SF’s Affordable Housing Shortage Triggers Alarms. What About Consequences?

SF’s Affordable Housing Shortage Triggers Alarms. What About Consequences?

Streets and transit

Perception vs. Reality: The Great Highway Closure and Sunset District Traffic

Perception vs. Reality: The Great Highway Closure and Sunset District Traffic

This Great Highway Obsession Must End For the Good of San Francisco

This Great Highway Obsession Must End For the Good of San Francisco

Waymo Doesn’t Report Every Crash to the DMV. That Could Soon Change

Waymo Doesn’t Report Every Crash to the DMV. That Could Soon Change

Schools

SFUSD Shakeup Takes Vaccine Duties Away From School Nurses

SFUSD Shakeup Takes Vaccine Duties Away From School Nurses

The SF Teachers Strike Is Over. Kids Need Adults to Work Together Now

The SF Teachers Strike Is Over. Kids Need Adults to Work Together Now

SFUSD’s $183M Price Tag For the Teachers Deal Has Numbers Missing

SFUSD’s $183M Price Tag For the Teachers Deal Has Numbers Missing

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EXPLORE YOUR CITY!

Take Our SF Halloween Dead Tour in the Richmond District

Take Our SF Halloween Dead Tour in the Richmond District

by Adam Brinklow

This SF Adventure Has Rare Architecture, Soaring Public Art, and No Tourists in Sight

This SF Adventure Has Rare Architecture, Soaring Public Art, and No Tourists in Sight

by Kristi Coale

Amid Golden Gate Park’s Outside Lands, A Revived Lake Sparkles and Invites New Adventures

Amid Golden Gate Park’s Outside Lands, A Revived Lake Sparkles and Invites New Adventures

by Maryann Jones Thompson

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Quake, Water, Fire: This Emergency Plan Is Coming to SF’s Ballot

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This New Waterfront High Rise Plan Comes With a Homeless Twist

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Muni’s Slow Ride to Recovery Moves Ahead With Tax Deal

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Special report: San francisco’s Electric future

PG&E Controls San Francisco’s Grid. Here’s Why This Is a Problem for the City’s Electric Future

PG&E Controls San Francisco’s Grid. Here’s Why This Is a Problem for the City’s Electric Future

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