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A San Francisco anti-abortion activist is scheduled to go to trial next week in a case testing where protest ends and intimidation begins outside clinics.

The case centers on Anastasia Rogers, a member of the group Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust, who was charged with violating the California FACE Act after posting a social media video with a caption that read ...


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Join the San Francisco Public Press and KALW for a panel discussion about San Francisco’s propositions C and D, the competing business tax measures.

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The San Francisco Public Press, a 17-year-old independent nonprofit news organization producing web and audio journalism, seeks a full-time Development Director to work with the Executive Director and a Major Donor and Sponsorships Manager on the design and execution of a growing, diversified fundraising strategy.

This is an opportunity to work with an organization...


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A San Francisco proposition that would impose lifetime term limits on the city’s mayor and Board of Supervisors would be a California first.

On its face, Proposition B is about term limits, but opponents say the measure is directed at keeping one former San Francisco lawmaker out of office.

“It’s about keeping Aaron Peskin from ever running again on the B...


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Proposition A, the Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response  Bond, would raise $535 million over 30 years. The property tax addition of $7.45 per $100,000 of assessed value would replace an expiring levy, so it would not raise property taxes beyond their current rate. City policy since 2006 avoids placing a new bond measure before voters until a previous one has expired...


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