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- Sep 27, 2026
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Proposition B Would Lay Groundwork for a Public Bank (opens the original)
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San Francisco voters will decide in November whether to authorize a city-owned financial institution that could eventually become a public bank, potentially giving the city a new way to finance affordable housing, small businesses and environmental projects. Proposition B — titled Establishing a Municipal Finance Corporation and a Public Bank — would not immediately create a bank, raise taxes or provide money to start one. Instead, the Charter amendment would authorize the city to create a nonpr
Lifeline for Youth in Crisis Faces Uncertain Future (opens the original)
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This article is adapted from an episode of our podcast, “Civic.” Click the audio player below to hear the full story. For generations, young people in need could walk into centers in San Francisco’s Tenderloin and Haight-Ashbury neighborhoods and find medical care, mental health treatment, and connections to housing and other support services under one roof. Now the city Department of Public Health plans to close the medical clinics in these specialized youth centers, and shift patients and staf
Vacant Sunshine Task Force Leaves Lurie Transparency Case in Limbo - San Francisco Public Press (opens the original)
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The Sunshine Ordinance Task Force found in January that Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office violated San Francisco’s transparency laws by withholding records related to the October call between Lurie and President Donald Trump that immediately preceded the cancellation of a federal immigration enforcement surge planned for San Francisco later that week. It then referred the matter to the Ethics Commission, which concluded Friday that the referral did not contain enough evidence to determine whether an e
Advocates Learned SF Clinic Closures Were Never Up for Debate (opens the original)
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Alyana Perez, 22, struggled with homelessness after escaping an abusive home. At San Francisco’s Michael Baxter Larkin Street Youth Clinic, she said, a therapist helped her restore her confidence and begin putting her life back together. “This clinic really has changed my life,” Perez said. “Lisa has saved my life by giving me another chance to build my self-esteem up.” Perez delivered emotional testimonials about her experiences — in April and May — during budget deliberations at City Hall wher
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