From the Grand Parade to street closures, here’s what to know about the 47th annual festival.
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‘Huge win’: SFUSD reverses 151 layoffs of counselors and paraeducators
After months of public outcry, SFUSD reversed most layoffs of school counselors and paraeducators — a decision advocates are calling a “huge win” for students, families, and community schools.
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SF approves turning ‘La Muerte de la Misión’ into market-rate housing
After a decade-long fight for affordable housing at the beloved Mission Market site, San Francisco approved a mostly market-rate development — sparking outrage over displacement and gentrification.
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San Francisco’s police RV isn’t fighting crime. It’s waging a psychological war
Opinion: San Francisco says its police RV at 16th Street is about safety. But the vehicle’s presence reveals something deeper.
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San Francisco says it’s not a crackdown. Mission food vendors say otherwise
City officials deny there’s a crackdown on food vendors. But for those pushed out of their longtime vending spots, the impact feels the same — and now, they’re organizing in response.
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She never worried about mental health — until her daughters left home
When Rosario Ortegón’s children left home to build lives of their own, she was hit by an unexpected state of distress.
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Immigration news: 16 major Trump-era policy changes immigrants should know about
The Trump administration has rolled back key immigration protections, impacting immigrants with and without legal status.
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How Latinx communities can find mental health services in San Francisco
How to access professional mental health services, with resources for Spanish-speaking children, adolescents and adults.
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Immigrant workers reflect on rising deportation fears on May Day
On May Day, immigrant workers across San Francisco marched for their rights — and against a rising fear of deportation under Trump’s second term.
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From cold plunges to lotería, immigrant women are redefining mental health in S.F.
Immigrant women are combining traditional remedies and grassroots research to strengthen mental health care and heal their community from within.