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Planning

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

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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...
Planning

Valencia Street mixed-use project approved with 24 units of housing

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By Carrie Sisto Special to the S.F. Examiner A proposed 24-unit, mixed-use development was conditionally approved for 1021 Valencia St. Thursday after...
Planning

COVID is reshaping the streets of San Francisco

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Walk down Page Street, which is closed to thru-traffic, and you might encounter a front stoop instrumental concert, kids on training wheels or sidewalk...
Planning

How can UCSF house its new workers?

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By Fernando Martí and Peter Cohen Healthcare infrastructure has long been a foundation for San Francisco’s economy. So it’s good to see UCSF’s modernization...
Crime

Police Chief Bill Scott on the state of S.F.: ‘I just try to do what I believe is right’

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San Francisco’s police chief came to town back in 2017, with a badge in his hand and reform in his heart. Five years later,...
Crime

Opinion: ‘Chesa Boudin Derangement Syndrome’ grips S.F. politics

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By Gil Duran With the school board recall out of the way, San Francisco voters face yet another consequential decision: Whether to boot District...
Crime

Editorial: Is San Francisco funding unlicensed security guards in Tenderloin?

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by The Examiner Editorial Board The shooting of an Urban Alchemy street “ambassador” in front of a homeless encampment near City Hall on Feb....
Crime

Opinion: High-profile incidents test California’s crime reforms. Are we doomed to repeat the past?

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It was a season of fear. Murders spiked, mobs rampaged in the streets and California voters found themselves at a crossroads. Would they buy...
Crime

Re-fund the police? Even California’s cannabis shops want more cops amid robbery spree

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By The Examiner Editorial Board In November, 56% of voters in Minneapolis rejected a measure to disband the city’s police department and replace it...
Crime

Bay Area pot shops face mob robberies, get little help

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Among the more than a dozen smash-and-grab robberies in the Bay Area in recent weeks, cannabis facilities may have been the hardest hit. In...
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