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WEBState declined to free its sickest prisoners: KENDRICK BRINSON / Special to the Chronicle: As the coronavirus tore through California prisons this summer, activists, health officials, doctors and judges implored Gov. Gavin Newsom to shrink the state’s inmate population and release some of the sickest and most medically vulnerable prisoners
Morning Fix - San Francisco Chronicle
WEBCause of Dixie Fire raises a familiar question: When will PG&E get its act together? PG&E infrastructure has caused major fires in five of the last six years: 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Bay Area homeless crisis: 97 answers to your questions
WEBAre there regional efforts to solve homelessness? The mayors and homeless policy leaders of the biggest cities in the Bay Area, including San Jose, Oakland and San Francisco, …
The Newsom recall conundrum
WEBSan Francisco Mayor London Breed faces several challenges exacerbated by the pandemic and a fraught relationship with the Board of Supervisors.
An S.F. neighborhood has one of the nation’s lowest carbon …
WEBLiz Hafalia / The Chronicle: Welcome to MicroClimates, The Chronicle’s climate change newsletter. If someone forwarded you this email, you can sign up here.: Location, location, location
What was the vibe with a packed house - and how safe was it?
WEBSantiago Mejia / The Chronicle: Big crowds are back! Is this a good thing? Well, judging by the atmosphere at Oracle Park over the weekend, a qualified yes.
Six Bay Area jurisdictions to enact strict stay-at-home starting …
WEBSix Bay Area jurisdictions to enact strict stay-at-home starting Sunday: Six Bay Area jurisdictions plan to enact a regional stay-at-home order starting Sunday, speeding up the timeline on restrictions ahead of a statewide stay-at-home order Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday.
Dustin Gardiner, Reporter - San Francisco Chronicle
WEBDustin Gardiner is a state Capitol reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle, with a special emphasis on covering policies related to the housing crisis, climate change, social inequities and LGBTQ rights.
Pride timeline: A history of gay rights in San Francisco
WEBJun 22, 2018 · The Daughters of Bilitis (DOB), the first lesbian-centered organization founded in the United States, is established in San Francisco by Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon, who were seeking a safe space to socialize with other lesbians.