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City seeking proposals for former Haight Street McDonald’s site
By on December 17, 2018
A request for proposals issued Monday for the temporary use of the former Haight Street McDonald’s site calls on interested groups to create a “flexible” space that includes services and »

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Teen among four stabbed in SF over the weekend
By on December 17, 2018
A teenager who was cut on the arm during a robbery in the Bayview is among the four people who have been stabbed in San Francisco since Friday, police said »

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Person of interest identified in spate of suspicious Golden Gate Park fires
By on December 17, 2018
Arson investigators have identified a person of interest in a recent series of six suspicious fires that broke out in Golden Gate Park, according to police. Anthony Jon Wengerd, 26, »

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Advocates say SFPD unlawfully keeps domestic violence survivors waiting for police reports
By on December 17, 2018
Victim advocates have threatened to sue the San Francisco Police Department for repeatedly flouting a nearly two-decade-old state law requiring the speedy release of police reports to domestic violence and »

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Man placed on psychiatric hold after spitting on BART operator
By on December 16, 2018
A man was detained on a psychiatric hold after allegedly spitting at a BART train operator at the 16th Street Mission Station late Saturday night, according to BART police. The »

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SF schools face pressure to remove offensive depictions of Native Americans from mural, textbooks
By on December 16, 2018
From a mural inside a San Francisco high school that depicts white colonizers stepping over the dead body of a Native American to history books that portray Pocahontas as a »

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San Francisco cannot solve the Bay Area’s affordable housing crisis on its own
By on December 16, 2018
In the Follow the Money column published April 29, I argued that over the next 20 years the greater Bay Area must increase its existing housing stock by approximately 50 »

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SF to release Transbay housing developer from grocery store commitment
By on December 15, 2018
A developer is asking The City for permission to drop plans to bring a grocery store into the Transbay neighborhood as part of a nearly 550-unit housing development, saying no »

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