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‘No Kings’ Protests Draw Thousands Across the Bay Area to Rally Against President Trump
Dozens of anti-Trump protests took place across the Bay Area on Saturday — from San José to Calistoga.
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Students Showed Resilience as Schools Recovered From LA Fires
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Consequences for Colleges Whose Students Carry Mountains of Debt? Republicans Say Yes
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How a Trusted SF Nonprofit Unraveled — and Took Millions With It
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Renting Your Home Without a Lease? In California, You Still Have Tenant Protections
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Tanks, Flyovers and Protests: Army Celebrates Its 250th Year, Trump Celebrates His 79th
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Renting Your Home Without a Lease? In California, You Still Have Tenant Protections

The moment you pay rent to your landlord, that establishes a lease agreement that the state of California recognizes. Here are the rights that these tenants have.
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Why Taking Apart Buildings Piece by Piece Is a Climate Solution

Deconstruction involves mining old buildings for reusable materials, creating a circular economy of reuse that keeps waste out of landfills and shrinks the carbon footprint of buildings and infrastructure.
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LA Wildfire Survivors Urge Regulators to Share Results of State Farm Investigation

As California regulators launch an investigation into State Farm’s handling of Eaton and Palisades fire claims, policyholders call for transparency before the insurer’s next rate hike is considered.
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Berkeley’s Strategy for RV Encampments Could Be a Model for California

As Gov. Gavin Newsom ups pressure to clean encampments across California, Berkeley is finding success with a novel approach to helping move people off the streets.
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‘No Kings’ Protests Draw Thousands Across the Bay Area to Rally Against President Trump

Dozens of anti-Trump protests took place across the Bay Area on Saturday — from San José to Calistoga.
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SFPD’s Protest Response Raises Press Freedom Concerns Ahead of Anti-Trump March

Journalists and advocates say San Francisco police detained multiple reporters and interfered with First Amendment rights during recent protests against immigration raids.
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Proposed Legislation Would Prohibit Immigration Officials From Posing as Police

A bill introduced in Congress last week would bar immigration officials from wearing clothing that bears the word ‘police’ to ease mistrust of local law enforcement among immigrant families.
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Advocates Raise Alarms Over California Budget’s Restrictions on Immigration Legal Aid

Lawmakers want to block funds from helping immigrants with felony convictions, which legal aid groups said could seriously limit access to deportation defense even as immigration raids mount.
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Students Showed Resilience as Schools Recovered From LA Fires

The fires dislocated hundreds of families who transferred into and out of schools in LAUSD and Pasadena Unified.
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Consequences for Colleges Whose Students Carry Mountains of Debt? Republicans Say Yes

A GOP risk-sharing plan would require higher education institutions to reimburse the federal government for a portion of the federal loan debt their students do not repay.
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How a Trusted SF Nonprofit Unraveled — and Took Millions With It

The San Francisco Parks Alliance officially folded last week after admitting to misspending millions of dollars of restricted funds to cover its operating costs, including funds raised by its more than 80 community partners.
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Renting Your Home Without a Lease? In California, You Still Have Tenant Protections

The moment you pay rent to your landlord, that establishes a lease agreement that the state of California recognizes. Here are the rights that these tenants have.
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Tanks, Flyovers and Protests: Army Celebrates Its 250th Year, Trump Celebrates His 79th

Thousands across the country and the Bay Area spent the day participating in demonstrations against the parade and Trump's broader political agenda.
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‘No Kings’ Protests Draw Thousands Across the Bay Area to Rally Against President Trump

Dozens of anti-Trump protests took place across the Bay Area on Saturday — from San José to Calistoga.
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Why Taking Apart Buildings Piece by Piece Is a Climate Solution

Deconstruction involves mining old buildings for reusable materials, creating a circular economy of reuse that keeps waste out of landfills and shrinks the carbon footprint of buildings and infrastructure.
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