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London Breed just made history as San Francisco’s mayor-elect; now comes the real challenge
By on June 17, 2018
San Francisco Mayor-elect London Breed was still basking in the glow of her election victory when she arrived at Rosa Parks Elementary school on Thursday. Having been raised by her »

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Skateboarder strikes BART rider in the face at Embarcadero station
By on June 17, 2018
A woman was struck in the face with a skateboard during an assault at Embarcadero BART station on Saturday afternoon, according to transit officials. The woman was in the station »

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S.F. hits brakes on Farrell’s high-speed internet plan
By on June 17, 2018
San Francisco’s effort to create a citywide broadband internet service for all residents and businesses has suffered a setback as outgoing Mayor Mark Farrell will not place a tax measure »

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Ex-employee comes forward to ID club owner in threats to burn homeless encampment
By on June 17, 2018
You thought the guy throwing a homeless man’s belongings in Oakland’s Lake Merritt was bad? Move over “Jogger Joe.” A new witness who has come forward exclusively to On Guard »

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Chinatown supporters celebrate Breed’s victory in SF mayor’s race
By on June 16, 2018
Supporters of San Francisco President of the Board of Supervisors and newly Mayor-elect London Breed packed a banquet hall in the city’s Chinatown Friday to celebrate her victory in the »

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Housing development at former Hunters Point Shipyard to be tested for contamination
By on June 16, 2018
City and state officials confirmed that the state health department will take on the testing of a hilltop housing development overlooking areas of the Hunters Point Shipyard that in recent »

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A letter to Senator Wiener about SB 827
By on June 16, 2018
State Sen. Scott Wiener made waves for Senate Bill 827, which proposed to answer the housing crisis by overriding local zoning to allow more density built near transit. The bill »

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Navy’s retesting plan for Hunters Point Shipyard cleanup released
By on June 15, 2018
The U.S. Navy has hired two contractors to resurvey and oversee retesting on the first of several sites on the Hunters Point Shipyard, where a fraudulent toxic cleanup has cast »

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