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As they compete for the seat Nancy Pelosi is vacating, congressional candidates in San Francisco are taking divergent approaches to immigration and how to connect with Chinese American voters, who comprise a sizable and politically active share of the district. 

At a Saturday forum in Chinatown’s Victory Hall, those differences played out in English and Canton...


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A sweeping federal campaign to curb gender-affirming care for minors is testing the limits of Washington’s authority over medicine and placing San Francisco clinics at the center of a national legal battle, leaving transgender adolescents uncertain about whether their treatment will continue.

Federal policy debates about transgender health care are already affectin...


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The San Francisco Public Press will record and livestream the Asian American Community Congressional Candidates Forum taking place at 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 14, at Victory Hall, 828 Stockton. St., in San Francisco’s Chinatown.

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En una fresca mañana de enero, un grupo de residentes latinos—una con nueve meses de embarazo y otros acompañados de sus hijos—caminaron juntos tres cuadras desde el Hotel Chase, un edificio de ocupación de habitación individual en Market Street, hasta el Departamento de Inspección de Edificios de San Francisco para testificar sobre las condiciones cada vez más deterioradas ...


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While national debate focuses on the role of billionaires in politics, San Francisco voters are confronting a local test case.

Six-figure checks from prominent tech investors and business leaders have fueled a ballot fight over the city’s executive pay tax, reigniting discussion over a policy compromise approved less than two years ago. After labor leaders launched...


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