Restaurant owners feel trapped after SF buys their building for formerly homeless youth
In San Francisco, the owners of a popular Burmese restaurant say they are feeling trapped after the city bought the building where they lease to turn the upstairs into housing for formerly homeless ...
Police place mobile unit in Mission District to combat drug crimes, illegal vending
The San Francisco Police Department has set up a mobile command van in the city’s Mission District with the goal of improving ...
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Supes to weigh call for ‘comprehensive’ drug-market strategy
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on a resolution urging Mayor Daniel Lurie to implement a ...
Walters: California’s cities and schools face big budget gaps, few options
California's major cities and school districts are facing sizable budget gaps. Much like the state, they have few financial ...
S.F. has chosen a new location for a first-of-its-kind sober housing project. Here’s where
San Francisco is on the brink of getting a new drug-free housing facility, which has long been a goal of city officials and ...
SoMa residents declare victory after San Francisco withdraws relocation of mental health center
In San Francisco, some residents are declaring victory after the city withdrew its plan to move a mental health service center to their neighborhood. "There is a lot of drug abuse, a lot of mental ...
Will public employees ever come all the way back to the Loop?
With the Loop struggling, public agencies don’t have clear in-office policies even as the Windy City’s largest employers.
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SF Mayor Lurie talks street conditions, priorities on Castro walk
The Bay Area Reporter caught up with San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie during a recent tour he took of the city’s LGBTQ Castro neighborhood.
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SFPD deploys ‘mobile command unit’ to 16th and Mission BART plaza
An RV-sized 'mobile command unit' has been deployed to 16th and Mission, the latest step in an intensifying focus on the ...