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Illinois bill aims to lower cost of prescriptions, rein in pharmacy benefit managers

Illinois bill aims to lower cost of prescriptions, rein in pharmacy benefit managers

81% Center coverage: 16 sources

A bill that seeks to control the rising cost of prescription drugs while also offering financial help for many small, independent pharmacies in Illinois cleared the state Senate on Thursday and awaits action in the House See the Story

What’s at Stake in the NEA’s Quiet Retreat From the Arts

What’s at Stake in the NEA’s Quiet Retreat From the Arts

100% Center coverage: 7 sources

The NEA abruptly canceled arts grants nationwide, endangering local orgs that power jobs, education, health, and community.See the Story

San Francisco City Workers Prepare for Likelihood of Job Cuts

Layoffs · San Francisco

San Francisco City Workers Prepare for Likelihood of Job Cuts

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

San Francisco city workers are preparing for the likelihood of job cuts as the mayor prepares to deliver his budget proposal on Friday.See the Story

San Francisco to Evict Residents of Mental Health Facility to Make Space for Homeless

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s latest solution to the city’s homelessness and drug crisis involves displacing 82 residents from a behavioral health hospital to make space for a crisis psychiatric ward serving those on the streets. Soon, patients at the…Homelessness · San Francisco See the Story

By caving to labor, Daniel Lurie fails his first big test as mayor

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Lurie avoided angering the city's powerful unions by blunting the budget ax. But he also may have missed a golden political opportunity.Housing · San Francisco See the Story

S.F. labor to Board of Supervisors: 'No cuts, no layoffs'

More than a thousand workers rallied Wednesday on the steps of the San Francisco City Hall, in protest of layoffs and other budget cuts. S.F. labor to Board of Supervisors: ‘No cuts, no layoffs’Layoffs · San Francisco Read Article

For nonprofits, Mayor Lurie’s $200M in proposed cuts is a gut punch

Mayor Lurie proposed to cut $200 million in nonprofit spending. Mission Local is tracking which nonprofits are affected. For nonprofits, Mayor Lurie’s $200M in proposed cuts is a gut punchSan Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Memorials installed for Luis Manuel Arguello-Inglis, teen shot in Dolores Park a year ago

Plaques for slain Lowell grad come via surprise $12,000 gift Memorials installed for Luis Manuel Arguello-Inglis, teen shot in Dolores Park a year agoSan Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

S.F. drug users often reject treatment. They say relationships can open the door to recovery.

Many people in recovery noted the importance of the people who met them where they were at, physically and emotionally. S.F. drug users often reject treatment. They say relationships can open the door to recovery.San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Day 85 at the 16th St. Plaza: ‘...they will come back’

What can and should be done when someone is openly using drugs at the entrance to a major transit hub or on Mission Street? Day 85 at the 16th St. Plaza: ‘…they will come back’San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Q&A: Secrets from a San Francisco EMT who’s seen it all

Joanna Sokol shares sometimes poignant, sometimes absurd, and always very human stories in her new memoir, A Real Emergency. Q&A: Secrets from a San Francisco EMT who’s seen it allSan Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

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