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A report found that the boycott of states with conservative laws was ineffective, cumbersome and costly.

Back in 2016, the city of San Francisco passed a law enacting a “boycott” against states that attempted to place legislative restrictions on gay marriage. That meant no municipally funded...

The closure of the Whole Foods in San Franciscos Mid-Market could contribute to citys potential doom loop

Officials are calling for more security and more police after several groups of juveniles were spotted on video beating up each other inside a San Francisco mall.

Today, we learn how a new bill would allow cannabis lounges to operate more like cafes. Then, we’ll hear about an annual concert celebrating women who make music. And, we listen to a conversation about the importance of jazz to Black culture.

The understaffed San Francisco Police Department did not respond to a call of a burglary until nearly 15 hours after the crime, spurring criticisms from a victim.

The office recession is real, with downtowns in major cities still missing a majority of their pre-pandemic workforce. San Francisco offers a case study in terms of the consequences.

Yorktown officials announced they will allocate $1.7 million in streetscape upgrades along Downing Drive in a key business corridor of Yorktown Heights.

The Yorktown supervisor’s Youth Council recently launched a cereal collection drive to support local food pantries. More than 100 boxes of cereal were collected. In partnership with the Yorktown Alliance for Safe Kids, the new council is a platform for young people to share their ideas and perspectives with the town’s leadership. “This youth council […]

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