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San Francisco supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved an ordinance that will require city landlords to give tenants a 10-day warning notice before the eviction process -
Union Teachers with the West Contra Costa Unified School District are calling on the district to address COVID safety concerns voiced by teachers, students and families during the tumultuous return from winter break
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Single-payer healthcare for Californians is on the table again, but a strong opposition warns of a high price tag and big tax hikes.
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Murders and shootings increased significantly last year in San Francisco, according to annual data released by the city police department.
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Wednesday a $2.3 billion settlement from major drug distributors over their role in the ongoing opioid crisis. If finalized, more than 400 cities and counties nationwide could soon receive payouts.
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Adult educator Betty Burr shares strategies for solo-aging in the time of COVID, wildfires, and political unrest. Over 20% of baby boomers fall into the solo-ager category: over 50 with no partner, or your family is geographically or emotionally remote. The current high-pressure, isolated, shelter-in-place time is an opportunity for solo-agers to identify advocates, create a support network, conduct their planning, and put affairs into order.
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Last month, reporter Katie Simpson brought us the story of how students at City College of San Francisco are working to save Cantonese language classes. Since that story aired, the college’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously to save Cantonese language at City College.
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