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San Francisco families scramble to find COVID testing before school resumes

As COVID-19 cases surge to new highs, many San Francisco families are struggling to find appointments or rapid tests for their children before classes...

The City’s students concerned about impending cuts

To San Francisco school officials, having to cut $90 million from next year’s budget means trimming some extra-curricular offerings. But to students relying on...

Daly City school district looks to boost funds by developing surplus land

One Daly City school district has a different approach to raising badly needed revenue: Build predominantly market-rate housing on district land and reap part...

As school deficit looms, should Mission Bay Elementary be built?

Why build a new school now? That’s the question some are asking the San Francisco Unified School District, which, in the face of a...

How to win neighborhoods and influence City Hall

There’s a reason Christopher Guest mockumentaries and fictional TV shows like “Schitt’s Creek” and “Parks and Recreation” are so popular. They reveal the humor...

Mayor’s Small Business Recovery Act survives tight vote from Planning Commission

Mayor London Breed has made support of San Francisco’s small business community central to her plans for The City’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic....

Tenderloin residents push back on group housing project proposals

Tenderloin community groups are raising alarms about market-rate group housing projects in the neighborhood, calling for larger unit sizes for families. Two proposed projects,...

Legislation would ease permitting requirements for massage businesses

Supervisor Hillary Ronen was expected to introduce legislation Tuesday intended to make it easier for local massage practitioners and small business owners to open...

Hunters Point Shipyard residents settle with developer after cleanup scandal

Developers of the Hunters Point Shipyard have agreed to pay $6.3 million in a settlement with homeowners facing impacts from the toxic cleanup scandal,...

Planning Commission to vote on appeal of mixed-use project at Grubstake Diner site

By Carrie Sisto Revised plans to erect an eight-story mixed-use building at the Grubstake Diner site on Pine Street will be considered during...

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