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Mayor Lurie's office apologizes for appointing only private school kids to Youth Commission (opens the original)
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Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office has apologized after a Mission Local story revealed that the mayor had only appointed private school students to the city’s youth commission. About 70 percent of San Francisco students go to public schools, including over 2,000 who are homeless. Mayor Daniel Lurie gets to appoint six young people to the San Francisco Youth Commission, a 17-member body. All six mayoral appointees this year attend private schools. “This was an oversight, and it should not take away from
Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Who would you tax more? (opens the original)
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Welcome back to our “Meet the Candidates” series, where the congressional candidates respond to a question in 100 words or less. Answers are published every Monday. CA-11, the congressional district that Connie Chan and Scott Wiener are running to represent includes most of San Francisco. Some southern neighborhoods (the Excelsior, Portola, Visitacion Valley and Ingleside) are a part of a neighboring district. Raising taxes is topical in California and San Francisco: State voters will weigh in o
Longtime editor of Chinese-language paper Sing Tao, Joseph Leung, retires after 36 years (opens the original)
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Joseph Leung, the publisher and editor-in-chief of Sing Tao Daily’s West Coast edition, the largest Chinese-language newspaper in San Francisco, will retire this Friday after 36 years at the outlet. “This has been a very important chapter of my life,” he said in Sing Tao Daily. “From newspapers and radio to new media, I have been fortunate to be part of it all and to have experienced the various stages of development in the Chinese-language media industry alongside Sing Tao.” Sing Tao Daily, whi
Sunset Dunes becomes proxy battle in San Francisco congressional race (opens the original)
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Proposition G, the November measure that seeks to reopen the area now known as Sunset Dunes Park to cars on weekdays, has cleaved the two San Francisco congressional candidates: Sen. Scott Wiener is against the measure, and District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan is for it. It may yet become a key issue in the race, and it is not clear who will come out on top. Prop. G is a favorite on the Westside, where more than 60 percent of voters in the Richmond and Sunset neighborhoods opposed the 2024 proposit
What are the S.F. congressional candidates’ stances on the November ballot measures? (opens the original)
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Welcome back to our “Meet the Candidates” series, where the congressional candidates respond to a question in 100 words or less. Answers will be published every Monday. CA-11, the congressional district that Connie Chan and Scott Wiener are running to represent, includes most of San Francisco. Some southern neighborhoods (the Excelsior, Portola, Visitacion Valley, and Ingleside) are a part of a neighboring district. There will be eleven local and regional propositions on San Franciscan’s ballot
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