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Housing

First sanctioned tent city opens in SF

Garrett Leahy - May 14, 2020

San Francisco's first city-sanctioned safe sleeping site began operations yesterday afternoon. The site, referred to as the Safe Sleeping Village, has 50 spaces for...

Housing

Public health docs duck question: Why no order to house the homeless?

Tim Redmond - May 12, 2020

The Board of Supes briefing from the Department of Public Health today was stunning – and showed just how far the Breed Administration is...

Aquarium vibes on Folsom: Inkletterman, others beautify shuttered storefronts

John-Paul Shiver - May 12, 2020

"It was perfect timing as I was looking for an artist to do the work, knowing the ugliness that boarded-up storefronts have created all...

Housing

Homeless advocates try to take over hotel room

Garrett Leahy - May 11, 2020

When police arrived to the Marriott Grand Marquis hotel this morning, they issued an ultimatum to a group of activists there: Leave room 235...

Housing

The Agenda: Why isn’t the Police Commission meeting?

Tim Redmond - May 10, 2020

Two members of the SF Police Commission are asking Mayor London Breed to allow the panel to start meeting again – and it’s past...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Trump v. Biden on foreign policy

Reese Erlich - May 8, 2020

We all know that President Donald Trump’s foreign policy has been a disaster. But is Joe Biden’s any better? Trump promised to stop America's endless...

COVID

The dangerous, inaccurate reporting on homelessness and the COVID crisis

Tim Redmond - May 7, 2020

Take some salacious information, add a single person with a point of view, and suddenly you have a major international story – that can...

The museum’s closed, but ‘The de Young Open’ poises for launch

Emily Wilson - May 6, 2020

Starting June 1, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco will welcome submissions from any artist over 18 years old from the nine Bay...

Housing

Can a federal lawsuit force SF to put homeless people in hotels?

Tim Redmond - May 5, 2020

Hastings College of the Law, which has often been at odds with the city, filed a federal lawsuit yesterday claiming that failures in city...

Lit

A Drag Queen Story Hour star and activist publishes her own kids’ book

Joshua Rotter - May 5, 2020

For the majority of Americans, drag queens are performers they catch every Friday night on RuPaul’s Drag Race or at their local gay bar...

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First sanctioned tent city opens in SF

Public health docs duck question: Why no order to house the homeless?

Aquarium vibes on Folsom: Inkletterman, others beautify shuttered storefronts

Homeless advocates try to take over hotel room

The Agenda: Why isn’t the Police Commission meeting?

Foreign Correspondent: Trump v. Biden on foreign policy

The dangerous, inaccurate reporting on homelessness and the COVID crisis

The museum’s closed, but ‘The de Young Open’ poises for launch

Can a federal lawsuit force SF to put homeless people in hotels?

A Drag Queen Story Hour star and activist publishes her own kids’ book

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