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Student enrollment is steadily increasing throughout the state’s community colleges, especially with those offering an opportunity for dual enrollment.
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Sources close to the Golden State Warriors say they are close to securing a WNBA franchise for the Bay Area. Although the deal is not yet finalized, it reflects what appears to be a growing appetite for professional women’s sports in the region.
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Nurses at the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center at Mission Bay staged a rally Tuesday in front of the medical center on Fourth Street to air frustrations over what they say is understaffing and resulting consequences such as workplace violence.
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The California Coastal Conservancy approved a five million dollar grant to the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department on Monday, allowing the development of another section of the India Basin Waterfront Park.
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During the fall months, about 20 species of raptors begin their migrations south for winter.
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More than 200 Oakland businesses staged a strike on Tuesday to call for better public safety – and express their displeasure with the city government’s response to the rising crime rate.
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San Franciscans with addiction problems, who receive cash assistance, would have to undergo treatment to continue receiving payments under a new proposal from Mayor London Breed.
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On Saturday, Governor Newsom signed SB 407, which will amend the foster care vetting process to protect LGBTQ youth.
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For the last year, San Francisco has largely stopped closing homeless encampments. However, new guidance from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals will allow the city to resume encampment sweeps.
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Last week, the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management helped launch the city’s first-of-it’s-kind Extreme Weather Resilience Plan.