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People love the new Great Highway park. Do they love it enough to spare Supervisor Joel Engardio?

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Harry Mok

N.Y. is using this controversial idea to fight traffic, fund transit and bring life back downtown. S.F. can, too

previous day 20

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Ned Resnikoff

I’m Russian. They’re Ukrainian. We kept a cautious distance until Trump threw their lives into chaos

previous day 3

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Oxana Pushkina

Joe Biden’s health is in the news. Again. Meanwhile, when was Trump’s last good acuity day?

previous day 20

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Jack Ohman

Californians just voted to crack down on this hospital scam. Why are lawmakers now trying to protect it?

 The 340B program was created to give safety-net hospitals discounts on drugs so they could better serve vulnerable patients. Some hospitals are...

wednesday 2

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Anthony M. Digiorgio

This S.F. cafe nearly closed over a permit nightmare. Mayor Lurie’s new plan promises a fix

A woman passes by Cafe Isabella in the rain in San Francisco on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024. After a 311 complaint, city inspectors told owner Hilda...

20.05.2025 4

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Emily Hoeven

The Tijuana River stinks. Let’s rename it after Trump

A line on the embankment marks where the Tijuana River crosses from Mexico to the U.S. in San Diego County in this image from 2020. An...

19.05.2025 4

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Joe Mathews

Big Tech harms kids and local news. California needs to hit it with an impact tax

Meta and Google reported first-quarter profits in the tens of billions. Should tech companies pay their fair share to mitigate the impact of their...

19.05.2025 20

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Connie Leyva And  Steven Glazer

Should California secede? The debate comes to life in Dave Eggers’ short story

The day was cool and the sky a satin white. Edie was hustling around the courtyard carrying folding chairs and coffee cups. No one was helping. The...

19.05.2025 4

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Dave Eggers

This rich beachfront city is trying to launch an anti-housing insurgency in California

City leaders in Encinitas recently voted to support an effort to return control over zoning decisions to local governments. California Gov. Gavin...

17.05.2025 1

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Sara Libby

I got sober and learned accountability. California let me off the hook

The author saw jury duty as an ideal way for him to connect with and provide a service to his community upon entering sobriety but he found...

17.05.2025 1

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Nick Dothée