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SFUSD Says It Can Cut Teachers Without Hurting Immigrant Students

SFUSD Says It Can Cut Teachers Without Hurting Immigrant Students

Newcomer enrollment has plunged, officials say. But there’s ‘no intention’ of cutting programs.

by Taylor Barton

How To Delay Affordable Senior Housing in SF, Despite a Law That Blocks Appeals

How To Delay Affordable Senior Housing in SF, Despite a Law That Blocks Appeals

‘Very Likely Possibility’: An SF Teachers Strike Could Be Days Away

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

SFUSD’s Extra Kindergarten Year Is Meant to Be a Draw. For These Families, It’s a Problem

Deep dives for independent thinkers

Housing and Homelessness

This New Waterfront High Rise Plan Comes With a Homeless Twist

This New Waterfront High Rise Plan Comes With a Homeless Twist

SF’s Next Big Homeless Count Is Coming As Trump DEI Rules Loom

SF’s Next Big Homeless Count Is Coming As Trump DEI Rules Loom

What’s Behind the Slow Overhaul of How SF Moves Homeless People Into Housing

What’s Behind the Slow Overhaul of How SF Moves Homeless People Into Housing

Streets and transit

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

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

Daniel Lurie Was All Over the Map On SF Streets, Transit, and Safety

Daniel Lurie Was All Over the Map On SF Streets, Transit, and Safety

In SF’s ‘Biking and Rolling’ Year, These New Lanes Hit the Finish Line

In SF’s ‘Biking and Rolling’ Year, These New Lanes Hit the Finish Line

Schools

SFUSD Cuts, Closure Talk, and a Strike Threat: Here Comes 2026

SFUSD Cuts, Closure Talk, and a Strike Threat: Here Comes 2026

We Pored Over SFUSD’s New Ethnic Studies Book. Here’s What’s In It

We Pored Over SFUSD’s New Ethnic Studies Book. Here’s What’s In It

A Tiny SF High School Is Closing. Here’s What It Means for SFUSD

A Tiny SF High School Is Closing. Here’s What It Means for SFUSD

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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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SF Pledged In 2022 to Fix How It Houses Homeless Folks. It’s Still Not Done

SF Pledged In 2022 to Fix How It Houses Homeless Folks. It’s Still Not Done

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SF Had An Historic Housing Year, But Not By the Numbers

How SF’s Housing Plan, Now Law, Might Be Forced Back to the Drawing Board

How SF’s Housing Plan, Now Law, Might Be Forced Back to the Drawing Board

SF Cops Dispatch Firefighters in Sunset Charity Slugfest

In the Tough Tenderloin, This Walking Club Includes Blood Tests

SF’s Historic Plan for Thousands More Homes Gets a Green Light

How Swollen SF Property Taxes Could Fund More Affordable Homes

How Swollen SF Property Taxes Could Fund More Affordable Homes

Hundreds of Speed Bumps Are Coming to San Francisco Streets

SF’s One-Week Supervisor Was Bizarre Politics. Welcome to the Sunset District

SFUSD’s First Evaluation of Controversial Ethnic Studies Pilot Hits Delay

This AI Software Translates Special Education Plans for SF Parents

This AI Software Translates Special Education Plans for SF Parents

Bayview Street Safety Project Delayed By 3 Complaints, Minutes Before a Vote

SF’s Top Economist Stresses Benefit of More Housing, Warns New Plan Won’t Spur Enough

SFUSD Renews Two Bayview Charter Schools With Minimal Fuss

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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