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San Francisco school officials on Monday released more details about their plans to get some of the city’s more than 52,000 schoolchildren back into classrooms this spring after a year of distance learning that left many families struggling and sparked a lawsuit over reopening schools. Under the plan, starting April 12, some students in lower grades would return for four full days and one partial day each week while others would return two full...

Sts. Peter and Paul Church closed its doors after a coronavirus outbreak sickened three priests and three caregivers. One of the priests has died.

The church had been cited for holding public Mass when indoor worship services were not permitted under public health orders.

Sts. Peter and Paul Church closed its doors after a coronavirus outbreak sickened three priests and three caregivers. One of the priests has died.

The state’s high court on Wednesday declined to review a lower court’s decision...

The fire at the Port of San Francisco destroyed the crabbing equipment of several fishing outfits. (Photo from plaintiffs’ complaint) SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Already facing hardship from recent canceled and shortened crabbing seasons, more than two dozen crab fishermen sued the Port of San Francisco Wednesday for failing to prevent a fire that destroyed millions of dollars in fishing gear last May. “Each one of us lost hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of gear in the fire,” plaintiff ...

Crabbers sue port of San Francisco over giant fire at Fishermans Wharf shed FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Demolition workers at Pier 45 in July. A fire on May 23 destroyed Shed C, where crabbers stored equipment. They have sued the city’s port for their losses.Santiago Mejia / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Firefighters spray water on the Pier 45 fire that began in the warehouse early on May 23. The Jeremiah O’Brien is docked is seen behind the burning pier.Paul Kuroda / Special to The Ch...

Black Employees Sue City Over Workplace Discrimination Three workers in San Francisco, Calif., have filed a class-action lawsuit against three city agencies, alleging they were paid less, denied promotions and subjected to harassment all due to their race. Mallory Moench, San Francisco Chronicle   |   December 10, 2020   |  News (TNS) — Three Black San Francisco employees filed a class-action lawsuit Wednesday against the city, accusing a...

Of impeachment bothers him greatly, but at the same time capitalizing on it politically to energize his base. on a personal point he drew bipartisan backlash when he took aim at former veteran, late congressman john dingell. he lowered the staff at half staff to pay respects when the congressman passed. last night he took aim at him and thats getting a backlash. take a listen to what he had to say. >> dingell, debby dingell, thats a real beauty. she calls me up. its the nicest thing thats ever h...

Member of your delegation, tulsi gabbard, the only member to vote present on the impeachment proceedings on both of those articles. im wondering your reaction to that? >> apparently she cant decide whether its okay for the president to shake down the president of another country using his powers to extract something from the other president. apparently she cant decide whether thats okay or not. ive decided thats not okay. but im waiting for the president to mount his defense as i said. hes going...