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Black Leaders Demand Action From SFUSD Following Recent Racist Incidents (opens the original)
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Following recent incidents of students using racial slurs and other anti-Black language at local schools, community leaders are calling for SFUSD officials to take immediate action. The San Francisco NAACP, Coleman Youth Advocates, students, parents, and other members of the Black community held a press conference Wednesday calling on San Francisco Unified School District leaders to do more to address racist language targeting Black students. As KQED reports, Reverend Amos C. Brown said the use
East Bay Tiny House Village Provides Homes For 12 Unhoused Young Adults (opens the original)
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A new tiny-house village in the city of Richmond held its grand opening Saturday, providing brightly colored homes and wraparound services for a dozen young people ages 18 to 24 experiencing homelessness. The Richmond Tiny Village officially opened Saturday, drawing more than 200 people to celebrate the new community for young adults who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, as KPIX reports. According to the Richmond Standard, the complex has 12 furnished tiny homes, plus a home for an on
Newsom Signs Laws That Will Tax Detention Centers, Make It Easier to Sue ICE Agents (opens the original)
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Newsom signed a large package of bills aimed at immigration enforcement in California, including a ban on shock gloves, a 25% tax on private detention centers, and a new way for Californians to sue federal agents. Governor Gavin Newsom signed 21 bills into law Tuesday targeting various aspects of immigration enforcement in California, including detention-center conditions, the use of certain equipment by law enforcement, development of new detention facilities, and the ability to hold federal ag
DoorDash Plans Northern California Deliveries Using Drones Built In the Mission (opens the original)
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DoorDash plans to launch drone deliveries in suburban Northern California areas soon, but the company will need additional approval to conduct outdoor testing at its Mission facility under new legislation authored by Supervisor Jackie Fielder. DoorDash said it plans to initially launch its drone-powered delivery service in suburban Northern California locations in the coming months, as the San Francisco Business Times reports. The company says there are fewer obstacles in those areas for its six
Alcatraz Island to Close In Late October While Ferry Dock Undergoes Repairs (opens the original)
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Alcatraz will be closed to visitors for three weeks this fall while crews complete the third and final phase of repairs to the island’s ferry dock. The National Park Service announced Monday that Alcatraz’s ferry dock will be taken out of service starting October 26, closing the island to visitors while crews replace two support pilings beneath the dock. The work is expected to continue through November 18, although weather and other factors could change the schedule. The island has already clos
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