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San Francisco lacks housing data that would let it track rental vacancies and prices. New legislation is seeking to change that.<ins> (Photo by Joel Angel Jurez/2016 Special to S.F. Examiner)</ins>
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Officials encourage drivers to take alternate routes, factor in longer travel times

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Meals on Wheels San Francisco rolls out new building and Thanksgiving cheer

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