SFMTA delays vote on Bayview Slow Streets, approves five others in ‘underserved’ areas

The City has struggled to conduct outreach in some neighborhoods as it works to expand Slow Streets — such as this section of Page Street in the Lower Haight — to underserved neighborhoods. <ins>(Jordi Molina/Special to S.F. Examiner)</ins>
SFMTA struggles to conduct outreach in neighborhoods with lower internet access


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Steven Carrillo was arrested June 6 on suspicion of fatally shooting a Santa Cruz County sheriff’s deputy in Ben Lomond, California. (Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Department/TNS)

‘Boogaloo’ group members accused of deleting digital evidence related to law enforcement murders

By Daniel Montes Bay City News A federal grand jury in San…

Activists paint a street mural depicting a thunderwoman during a demonstration outside Wells Fargo corporate headquarters in the Financial District on Friday, April 9, 2021. (Jordi Molina/Special to the S.F. Examiner)

Climate activists rally outside Wells Fargo, BlackRock headquarters

Hundreds demonstrated outside the headquarters of Wells Fargo and BlackRock on Friday…

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        It would be good for The City’s businesses if a person taking a break in a parklet could legally have a drink. <ins>(S.F. Examiner file photo)</ins>

        I love drinking outdoors

         

        A house in the Berkeley hills with a million-dollar view of the San Francisco Bay – literally – has made news. <ins>(Shutterstock)</ins>

        Bay Area real estate offers house (sale) of cards

         

        Pedestrian safety will increase by improving streets and dropping the speed limit as well as revising jaywalking laws.<ins> (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)</ins>

        Just what exactly will the Freedom to Walk Act do?

         

        People have been dining indoors, inside Mario’s Bohemian Cigar Store Café in North Beach. (Jordi Molina/Special to S.F. Examiner)

        What happens when the pandemic is over?

         

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        San Francisco has been a pioneer in the effort to end cash bail, investing heavily in pretrial services as a community-based solution to protect public safety and support individuals awaiting trial. (Courtesy photo)

        San Francisco’s investment in pretrial diversion can serve as a model for the state

        California Supreme Court ruling solidifies move away from cash bail toward increased release rates

        Aseembly Bill 20 seeks to limit the influence of corporations on politics by prohibiting them from contributing to candidates running for public office at both the state and local level in California. (Shutterstock)

        Will our lawmakers have the courage to sponsor campaign finance reform?

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        A father holds his daughter as they enter Oakland Coliseum before the Oakland Athletics play against the Houston Astros on Thursday, April 1, 2021. (Chris Victorio | Special to the S.F. Examiner)

         

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        Stern Grove Festival organizers are planning to bring back the popular summer concert series — The Isley Brothers show in 2019 is pictured — with limited audience capacity. (Ming Vong/S.F. Examiner)

        Indoor shows won’t be flooding SF stages soon but Stern Grove might be back in June

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        Noée Abita is excellent as a competitive teen skier who is sexually abused by her coach in “Slalom.” (Courtesy Kino Lorber)

        ‘Slalom’ a vivid psychodrama for the #MeToo era

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        Students returning to classrooms on April 12 should be prepared for open windows and a socially distanced setup. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)

        Five things to know about getting back to in-person learning

        Timely tips for SFUSD students returning to classrooms

          Distance learning has been difficult for some students during the 2020-21 school year. <ins>(Shutterstock)</ins>

          What are parents’ rights regarding children’s education during COVID?

          State laws offer little detailed guidance for unprecedented times

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