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Methamphetamine · United States

Upended by Meth, some Communities Are Paying Users to Quit - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

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Jamie Mains showed up for her checkup so high that there was no point in pretending otherwise. At least she wasn’t shooting fentanyl again; medication was suppressing those cravings. Now it was methamphetamine that manacled her, keeping her from eating, sleeping, thinking straight. Still, she could not stop injecting.See the Story

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

Out and about July 17–23, 2025 - The Voice of San Francisco

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San Francisco, California · San Francisco

Muni funding report: ‘The path ahead is complicated’ to close Muni deficit - The Voice of San Francisco

There are no easy solutions to fill a $322 million budget deficit at the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, city officials acknowledged Tuesday, following the release of a final report from the Controller’s Office that outlines several options that the agency could consider to fill the budget shortfall. The final report is part of the Controller’s Office work with the Muni Funding Working Group, which met over the last several month…Read Article

Voting rights timeline: Battle for the ballot NABJ Black News & Views

Oct. 4-7, 1864: In Syracuse, New York, the National Convention of Colored Men – comprised mainly of delegates from the North but also some from Virginia (5), North Carolina (2), Louisiana (2), Mississippi (1), and Florida (1) – issue an eloquent appeal for an end to slavery at the end of the Civil War andNew York State · New York See the Story

San Francisco supervisor calls for Central Subway review and extension plans - The Voice of San Francisco

Now that the dust has settled, as San Francisco’s Central Subway has been operating for over two years, a city supervisor wants to know the subway’s future and how transit officials can further improve the subway for Muni riders. Last week at the Board of Supervisors meeting, District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter, who represents Chinatown and North Beach, requested a hearing from the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency to address the per…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Ethnic studies sleight of hand - The Voice of San Francisco

Kudos to SFUSD Superintendent Su for saying it out loud. The district’s controversial homegrown ethnic studies curriculum needs to be scrapped. It was riddled with problems. Discriminatory content kept popping up. It was never approved by the Board of Education. Whew. Cross this controversy off the long list of SFUSD problems. Not so fast In place of the much-maligned homegrown curriculum, the school district announced a plan to pilot a new curr…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Chinatown Muni Ambassadors Honored as Program Ends Amid Budget Cuts - The Voice of San Francisco

A program that placed community ambassadors at the entrance of Muni’s Chinatown-Rose Pak station, who are usually seen greeting and helping some of the transit system’s oldest riders, ended Monday. The Chinatown Community Youth Center (CYC) partnered with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency to hire 12 bilingual ambassadors for the station to help guide and assist Muni riders entering and exiting the new station. However, the SFMTA…Security · Buenos Aires See the Story

Gary Rulli wants to set the record straight about his Union Square cafes - The Voice of San Francisco

Part 1 of this story covered how the city gave favorable lease terms to subsequent tenants in Rulli’s Union Square park restaurant spaces. Part 2 details Rulli’s attempts at communicating with the city about the operating challenges that forced him to vacate his restaurants. Complacent and complicit city officials While Phil Ginsberg and Mayor London Breed kept in constant contact with Tyler Florence, offered him cash and grants to renovate the …San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas: A public university’s taxpayer-funded radicalization engine - The Voice of San Francisco

The day after a gunman in D.C. murdered two young Israeli embassy staffers and told investigators, “I did it for Palestine. I did it for Gaza,” leaders of the Canadian organization, Samidoun, publicly praised the killings. Charlotte Kates, international coordinator of Samidoun, called the murders “only logical” and urged followers to “globalize the intifada.” Her husband, Khaled Barakat — a sanctioned operative of the Popular Front for the Liber…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Gary Rulli wants to set the record straight about his Union Square cafes - The Voice of San Francisco

Anyone from the Bay Area who loves Italian pastries has heard of Chef Gary Rulli, proprietor of RistoBar, located on Chestnut Street in San Francisco’s Marina District, and the flagship pasticceria, Emporio Rulli, in Larkspur. Rulli is a fourth-generation San Franciscan whose grandparents emigrated from Abruzzi, Italy, but it was a trip back to the Motherland that gave him an appreciation for authentic Italian baking and, in particular, panetton…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

CA Budgets $1B Transit Bailout; Ridership Halves From 2019

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(The Center Square) — California’s budget deal includes a $750 million bailout for Bay Area transit systems amid rising costs and ridership that is yet to recover to pre-COVID levels.San Francisco, California · San Francisco See the Story

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Upended by Meth, some Communities Are Paying Users to Quit - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Out and about July 17–23, 2025 - The Voice of San Francisco

Muni funding report: ‘The path ahead is complicated’ to close Muni deficit - The Voice of San Francisco

Voting rights timeline: Battle for the ballot NABJ Black News & Views

San Francisco supervisor calls for Central Subway review and extension plans - The Voice of San Francisco

Ethnic studies sleight of hand - The Voice of San Francisco

Chinatown Muni Ambassadors Honored as Program Ends Amid Budget Cuts - The Voice of San Francisco

Gary Rulli wants to set the record straight about his Union Square cafes - The Voice of San Francisco

Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas: A public university’s taxpayer-funded radicalization engine - The Voice of San Francisco

Gary Rulli wants to set the record straight about his Union Square cafes - The Voice of San Francisco

CA Budgets $1B Transit Bailout; Ridership Halves From 2019

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