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San Francisco Voters Decide, Once Again, Whether to Recall an Elected Official

Voters in the Sunset district of San Francisco are casting ballots on whether to recall their supervisor Joel Engardio. Engardio, a vocal champion of…

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Forum from the Archives: Why We Need Shade in a Warming World

In Los Angeles County—famous for its sunshine—just 20% of urbanized areas are shaded at noon. That’s creating a serious health hazard for people who …

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Three Bay Area College and University Presidents Reflect on Their Mounting Challenges

As a new crop of students start school this fall, Bay Area colleges and universities are navigating headwinds ranging from funding cuts to a shrinkin…

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Can We Really Live on Mars?

Mars is inhospitable to human life with its cosmic radiation, atmosphere of carbon dioxide and nights as cold as 200 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. B…

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Oakland's Fairyland Turns 75, But Remains Ageless

On September 1, 1950, Oakland’s Fairyland opened its gates to 15,000 visitors who paid between 9 and 14 cents to explore this storybook adventure lan…

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Remembering Hurricane Katrina With Clint Smith, 20 Years After the Storm

In October 2005, about six weeks after Hurricane Katrina struck, New Orleans-born writer Clint Smith returned to his devastated home to find haunting…

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What Should A Remodel of Fisherman’s Wharf Look Like?

Before the COVID pandemic hit, San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf averaged over 15 million visitors each year. While the waterfront is still one of th…

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Should the U.S. Government Own Shares of Private Companies?

In a highly unusual move, the Trump Administration announced the government will take a 10 percent equity stake in computer chipmaker Intel. The new …

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Newsom Charges Ahead with Redistricting Plan, Prompting Republican Lawsuit

California Republican lawmakers are suing to block Governor Gavin Newsom’s redistricting plan from the November ballot, as President Trump vows his o…

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How to Survive Even the Most Awkward Roommate Conflicts

Roommate relationships are increasingly common, with a record-high 6.8 million households in America reporting that they share space with roommates a…

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