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Return of the Roxie: SF nonprofit cinema is cautiously reopening
BART emerges from pandemic slowdown
Bay Area Hong Kongers organize around democracy protests from afar
How SF sources and uses water, and why it's pushing back on state restrictions
SF's parks are walkable, but communities of color have less parks space
As the state reopens, unemployment cases are still backlogged
Writers on loving — and maybe leaving — San Francisco
City College trustee: The recent deal preventing layoffs was only a short-term fix
Legacy Film Festival Delves Into the Triumphs and Challenges of Aging
Cleaning during COVID: The pandemic changed janitorial work, too
How one SF paramedic experienced the coronavirus pandemic
In "Sky Blossom," we meet some of America's young caregivers
A primer on the responsibilities of the SF school board
So, when do we need to wear masks? SF's Health Officer explains.
A deputy city attorney explains SF's suit against the school district
Journalist uncovers potential fire danger in earthquake safety retrofits
The path toward fully reopening SF schools
A military coup's impacts in Burma and the Bay Area
Exploring mourning, place and change at YBCA
In two shootings a decade apart, police said officers confused their Tasers and guns
Responding to violence against Asian-Americans with bystander intervention training
Homeless outreach workers navigate a changing shelter landscape during the pandemic
Youth are running peer-led life skills workshops
San Francisco will redraw its electoral districts
Bloated police budgets crowd out alternatives, activist says
How the combination of a pandemic and Prop 22 has affected ride-hail drivers
Examining narratives about anti-Asian attacks with Jeff Chang
Invest in prevention and community initiatives to stop Asian hate, advocate says
50 Years of LGBTQ History in Print, the Stories of the B.A.R.
For sanitation workers, the pandemic has brought mountains of cardboard
Political phone bankers pivot to vaccine outreach
SF's District Attorney on criminally charging officers and the Derek Chauvin trial
Muni operators face threats from coronavirus and hostile passengers on the job
Rethinking the future of restaurants beyond the pandemic
SF New Deal connects struggling restaurants with community groups distributing food
Two restaurants hope to weather the pandemic by feeding the hungry
Volunteers are patrolling Chinatown to improve public safety
SF schools' partial reopening: Teacher's union president weighs in
Organizers share their experiences with City College and warn of potential cuts' impacts
A firsthand account of, and calls to end, the humanitarian crisis in Tigray
Doctors stress need for community engagement, prevention in public health responses
Teachers have seen families' struggles and resilience during school closures
Renters are still being displaced, tenant advocate says
A year of pandemic homelessness policy
Managing Trauma and Grief During COVID-19
Advocates stress importance of visitation for long term care residents
Building connections virtually as youth "wither away" in pandemic isolation
High school students are organizing peer mental health support
How parents would like to see schools re-open
Nonprofit brings vaccines to seniors
SF Team Seeks COVID-19 Therapies and Ways to Defeat Future Coronaviruses
Students weigh in on distance learning and school reopening plans
Vaccinations and Hazard Pay Concern Grocery Store Union
Community clinics cross language and digital divides to distribute vaccine
Volunteers built and run this statewide vaccine lookup system
What trying to get a vaccine has been like for homelessness response workers
Nearly everyone at this SF nursing home has been vaccinated
After violent attacks, community groups call for social services and solidarity
SF's new City Administrator on navigating the pandemic and a corruption scandal
The nonprofit sector is expected to shrink due to the pandemic
San Francisco takes a step toward creating a public bank
Assemblyman David Chiu on reforming the EDD
Love notes and care packages at SF Urban Film Fest's reflection on homelessness
How Proposition 22 is shaping the gig economy
SF's Undocufund has disbursed more than $3 million in pandemic aid
Mission vaccine center opens to focus on "those closest to the pain"
SF nonprofit navigates vaccine eligibility for frontline staff
As California grapples with unemployment fraud, jobless claimants struggle
San Francisco's new poet laureate on poetry as revolution
Undeterred by a layoff, a local journalist launches her own bilingual newspaper
How private is the state's exposure notification app? EFF weighs in
The "godfather of skating" and a dancer on the importance of play
SF opens a mass vaccination site after a confusing initial rollout
During indefinitely extended lockdown, SF works on new aid programs for businesses
State Senator who opened police disciplinary records to the public pushes expansion
The story of “the man who legalized cannabis”
Anti Police-Terror Project organizers look to reclaim MLK's radical legacy
Transparency in lockdown: Local journalists discuss access to public information during the pandemic
Considering technical questions about online platforms as social
Public school parents navigate an uncertain future in education
The San Francisco Bay View National Black Newspaper becomes a cooperative
This tenant attorney is expecting an "avalanche" of evictions
One librarian's experience as a coronavirus contact tracer
Reporting investigates the dismissal of the CPUC's director after she uncovered a missing $200 million
How a youth media network covered the election, a pandemic, and a racial reckoning
Doctors work through coronavirus surge, stress and patient isolation as vaccines arrive
Retired FBI Agent Explains How Probes Like Those Into S.F. Corruption Work
After a political year defined by a pandemic and presidential appointments, what’s next?
Nursing homes will get vaccines soon — through big pharmacy chains
Examiner's new owner vows to expand newsroom and coverage
Overdoses Have Killed Over Three Times as Many People as COVID-19 in San Francisco
Restaurant Workers Out of Options as Work and Benefits Dry Up During Lockdown
Neighborhood anti-crime surveillance effort prompts privacy, equity concerns
To address housing crisis, expert says, consider housing a human right
Nurse to COVID risk-takers: “If you are hospitalized, it will only be you in that room”
As lockdowns wear on, a food bank grows its services to meet still-high need
Regional homelessness activist group turns 15
Youth organizers mobilizing for voting rights confront “adultist” attitudes
Muni, hit hard by pandemic, carries on with core services and construction
S.F. immigration defense unit represents immigrants statewide through pandemic