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World Nov 25

Mexican chef Gabriela Cámara on food as a force for social good

By Jeffrey Brown, Sam Lane, Susana Seijas, Monica Wise Robles

Health Jul 15

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How planning and early action helped San Francisco’s Chinatown control coronavirus

California is enduring an alarming rise in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths. But one community has succeeded at keeping the virus at bay -- offering potential lessons on how early action on the pandemic can change outcomes. Meiying Wu and…

By Meiying Wu, Alyson Stamos

Nation Jun 07

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San Francisco may stop hiring cops with records of misconduct

The demand to reform police departments is causing some local governments to look at new regulations and laws. In San Francisco, the board of supervisors is considering a resolution introduced last week that would urge the civil service commission there…

Nation Mar 17

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San Francisco mayor says ‘drastic steps’ by federal government needed to address crisis

On Monday, nearly 7 million people in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area were ordered by city and county officials to stay home to try to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus. The city’s Democratic mayor, London Breed,…

Health Mar 04

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How San Francisco is fighting novel coronavirus — and the stigma that comes with it

On Wednesday, California officials confirmed the state’s first death from novel coronavirus, as the number of infections nationwide continues to rise. But beyond the serious medical implications of the virus, it is also provoking fear, suspicion and ethnic stereotyping. Amna…

By Amna Nawaz, Lorna Baldwin, Mike Fritz, Casey Kuhn

Feb 20

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Can California figure out a way to house its growing homeless population?

Roughly a quarter of all homeless Americans live in California, where the rate of homelessness has increased 16 percent in the past year. Facing pressure from his constituents and President Trump, Gov. Gavin Newsom has made the issue his top…

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Feb 13

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Tongo Eisen-Martin’s Brief But Spectacular take on poetry as revolution

Poet Tongo Eisen-Martin was born and raised in San Francisco, a city whose rapid gentrification he critiques in his work. Through his writing, Eisen-Martin seeks to “facilitate resistance” to a culture that he believes perpetuates domination of those who are…

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Jan 31

Virus rattles Chinese American communities, canceling new year events

By John Rogers, Associated Press

As the virus has spread overseas, many residents of majority-Asian cities just east of Los Angeles say they are staying inside as much as they can and wearing surgical masks when they go out.

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Oct 10

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Why California residents are ‘frustrated’ with PG&E over planned power outage

The power is still out across a wide swath of Northern California. Officials from utility company PG&E are conducting a planned blackout to reduce the risk of wildfire from high winds mixing with dry weather. But anger is building among…

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Sep 05

1 acquitted in deadly Ghost Ship warehouse fire; jury deadlocks on 2nd

By Janie Har, Olga R. Rodriguez, Associated Press

A jury on Thursday acquitted one man of involuntary manslaughter but could not reach a verdict for the leader of an artists' commune accused of turning a San Francisco Bay Area warehouse into a cluttered maze that trapped 36 partygoers…

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