Most train collisions involve suicide. Prevention experts have big ideas about how to change that in the next decade.
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Supervisor Ahsha Safaí backed Congress’ push to curb military action, calling the resolution “personal.”
The Visitacion Valley resident died from her injuries days before an anniversary event to commemorate the attack.
A glut of laws goes into effect in January, bringing massive changes for independent contractors and tenants in San Francisco and beyond.
The plan to save some classes leaves behind unionized faculty and other cut classes, faculty union says.
The family behind the acclaimed Iranian restaurant, set to reopen this month, previously ran a taqueria, one of their many neighborhood businesses.
Another collision happened over the weekend when a driver struck a pedestrian near Golden Gate Park.
Last year’s community count marked 240 deaths — significantly more than the city’s count. But the two methods serve different purposes.
The Mission Economic Development Agency wants to teach other nonprofits to keep buildings in their own neighborhoods off the speculative market.
Rowell spent more than two decades introducing your weird, favorite bands during a bygone era of local music journalism. He died at age 56.
