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Transit Cuts Could Double Bay Bridge Delays (opens the original)
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What You Need To KnowHere’s what happened around the city for the week of September 20, 2026:- Transit Cuts Could Double Bay Bridge Delays- Mandarin Immersion School to Open in Noe Valley in 2027- Public Power Bid Clears PG&E’s Environmental Appeal- Grocery Stores and Pharmacies Could Skip Chain-Store Review- City Permitting Problems Derail Butter & Crumble’s Second ShopElection Countdown38 days until the November 3, 2026 Election! You’re voting on up
Proposition H Would Boost SF’s Economy by Up to $400 Million a Year (opens the original)
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What You Need To KnowHere’s what happened around the city for the week of September 13, 2026:- Proposition H Would Boost SF’s Economy by Up to $400 Million a Year- Mail-In Ballots Safe From Trump’s Executive Order for November- Dog Attack Shows San Francisco Needs a New Approach- Melgar Proposes Housing Department and Co-op Program- Overdose Deaths Fall 24% in 2026- Sherrill Moves to Remove William Palmer From Sheriff Oversight Board<
Lurie Endorses Manny Yekutiel and Theo Ellington (opens the original)
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What You Need To KnowHere’s what happened around the city for the week of September 6, 2026:- Lurie Backs GrowSF’s Five Supervisor Candidates- Targeted Policing Helped Drive Car Break-Ins to a 22-Year Low- Shamann Walton Proposes Data Center Moratorium With No Projects Pending- Candlestick Point Redevelopment Breaks Ground After Years of Delay- Lurie Offers 12% Raises and No Layoffs to 24,000 City Workers- Mission BART Plaza Cleanup Continu
Lurie Will Tie Homelessness Contracts to Results (opens the original)
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What You Need To KnowHere’s what happened around the city for the week of August 30, 2026:- Lurie Will Tie Homelessness Contracts to Results- Fielder Proposes Minimum Unpaid-Rent Threshold for Evictions- Manny Yekutiel Proposes a 24-Mile Citywide Subway- Urban Alchemy Study Finds Fewer Police Reports, Not Necessarily Less Crime- Vacant Storefront Tax Now Hits Just 27 Properties- Sixty Shelter Cabins Sit Empty After Recovery Site Falls Through<stron
Connie Chan Quiet Quits the Board of Supervisors (opens the original)
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What You Need To KnowHere’s what happened around the city for the week of August 23, 2026:- Connie Chan Quiet Quits the Board of Supervisors- SF Democrats Add Seven GrowSF-Backed Endorsements- San Francisco Democrats Reject Proposition 40 Billionaire Tax- Official Misconduct Shows Why We Need Prop F- Rents Hit $4,180 as Developers Prepare to BuildConnie Chan Quiet Quits the Board of SupervisorsPublished <a href="
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