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San Francisco moves to streamline more permit processes for housing, business
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The effort to streamline and simplify the permitting process was a component of Lurie’s mayoral campaign.climate change
Dozens of lightning strike fires are burning across California. A warming climate could bring more, according to new study
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Fires in the Sierra foothills have already torched nearly 14,000 acres, and devastated the historic Gold Rush town of Chinese Camp.Arts & Entertainment
Piedmont Ave. mural at center of nudity complaint won’t be removed from public view for now
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Some Native American neighbors are offended and say the mural lacks ‘redeeming cultural message.’Arts & Entertainment
Olivia Kuper Harris’ personal journey fuels new SF musical ‘The Day the Sky Turned Orange’
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San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Company’s “The Day the Sky Turned Orange” runs September 5-October 5 at Z Space in San Francisco.COVID-19
Confusion as kids head back to school and RFK Jr. calls the shots on vaccines
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The country is experiencing some of the lowest childhood vaccine rates and highest levels of public health uncertainty in known memory.Health Matters
As insurers struggle with GLP-1 drug costs, some seek to wean patients off
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Conventional wisdom says GLP-1 drugs must be taken indefinitely to maintain weight loss.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Opera in the Park, NorCal Book Awards, Jane Lynch and Kate Flannery, Anthony Wilson, ‘My Fair Lady’
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Lots of freebies this week and a loverly musical.Bay Area
The fight for Prop. 50: Elected officials rally in SF to support congressional map redraw
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State Sen. Scott Wiener framed Prop. 50 as a “fight that came to us.”gavin newsom
