Faced with lawsuits, San Francisco pauses renaming schools to focus on reopening classrooms
The decision to pause renaming more than 40 schools followed months of raucous debate, criticism for not focusing on reopening schools and lawsuits.
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The decision to pause renaming more than 40 schools followed months of raucous debate, criticism for not focusing on reopening schools and lawsuits.
More than three years after falling to Jordan Spieth in a playoff at the 2017 Travelers Championship, Daniel Berger got his revenge...
0 of 6 Kelvin Kuo/Associated Press Using a high draft pick on a player who can't solidify a starting role or who doesn't reach the end of their rookie contract is a disaster for an NFL team. Not only is it a waste of a valuable draft pick, but in many cases, it also means the team squandered time that could have been spent developing someone else. Take the Washington Football Team and its selection of Dwayne Haskins Jr. with the 15th pick in 2019. Washington spent parts of two seasons trying to establish Haskins as the starter before cutting ties with him in December. Washington has nothing t...
Skip to main content Currently Reading Man accused of killing mother in Sacramento was arrested weeks before in an S.F. robbery but D.A. Chesa Boudin did not charge him FacebookTwitterEmail San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin said the robbery “was not provable or chargeable.”Paul Chinn / The Chronicle A man accused of shooting and killing his mother in Sacramento was arrested and booked in a strong-arm robbery case weeks earlier in San Francisco, but the district attorney did not charge him. Records show that instead of charging Ali Mustafa Hudson, 42, for allegedly stealing a ph...
Is 'Dry January' during the pandemic a good idea? Considering taking some time off from alcohol? Addictions specialist Dr. Peter Selby says booze breaks like "Dry January" are a good idea, especially in light of a new study showing Canadians are binge-drinking during the pandemic. Social Sharing Taking a month-long break from alcohol can be a good test for whether you have a problem CBC Radio · Posted: Jan 07, 2021 10:25 AM ET | Last Updated: January 7 'Dry January' is an increasingly popular movement to cut out alcohol for a month.(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)