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Low-Income Senior Faces Eviction by SF’s Largest Landlord: ‘I Will Be On the Street’
Cedric Dugger knew exactly how he would decorate his apartment on O’Farrell Street as soon as he moved in, and spent the next 13...
SF’s Power Position in the Water Wars Means Few Local Drought Restrictions. But Can It Last?
As a severe three-year drought strains water supplies across California, Bay Area water agencies are increasingly looking to the city of San Francisco as...
Brooke Jenkins Visits the Tenderloin to Survey SF’s Overdose Crisis: ‘I Didn’t Just Want to Hear Their Stories’
San Francisco’s new top prosecutor Brooke Jenkins signaled her commitment to clamping down on drug dealing by visiting the epicenter of the overdose crisis...
This Week in Civics: Travel to STEM Wonderland, Grow Your Own Food, Take a Walk
STEM Saturday: A Science & Technology Festival Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, 953 De Haro St.Saturday, July 16, 11 a.m. – 4...
$5,000 Bonuses, Pet Insurance: SF Restaurants Embrace Corporate-Style Perks Amid Historic Labor Shortage
A confluence of the Great Resignation, high cost of living and Covid has left the San Francisco restaurant industry so short-staffed that restaurateurs are...