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Adriana Gutierrez, one of our Report for American reporters, covers the Tenderloin for Mission Local. She’s a California native and has spent the majority of her journalism career thus far covering Northern California. She spent three years in Sonoma County covering education and now she’s in S.F. covering one of the city’s most challenging and unique neighborhoods.
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San Francisco’s school district leaders want 70% of its third graders to meet literacy goals in two years. Its disadvantaged students are the farthest behind.
Meet Beryl Voss, 93, a volunteer at St. Anthony’s who shows up every Monday to feed the nearby homeless population.
A local bar turns 20, a new sandwich shop opens and a live DJ, every week… here’s what’s happening in the Tenderloin.
Io Yeh Gilman, our Report for America reporter, covers S.F. politics for Mission Local. She grew up in San Francisco and began her journalism journey in her high school newsroom at Lowell. Now she's back home from Harvard, covering the city she knows best.
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The District 8 candidates all want better bike lanes. But would they still be supportive if street parking had to be removed?
Congressional candidates Wiener and Chan explain their stances on data centers and ensuring U.S. AI labs stay internationally competitive.
San Francisco deploys over 400 Flock automated license plate readers. The District 8 candidates weigh in on the surveillance technology.
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