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Uber alongside a few other rideshare companies have poured $205 million into the endorsements of “yes on prop 22”. Compared to the past propositions that were being fought within the state of California this is one of the most costly. (Sean Reyes / Golden Gate Xpress)

Rideshare drivers continue advocacy for app based workers

Shelley Wang, Staff Reporter
December 13, 2020

A copper tea kettle sits on a copper tray at the front desk register at Abu Salim Middle Eastern Grill on Haight Street in San Francisco, on Nov. 7, 2020. (Emily Curiel / Golden Gate Xpress)

SF family opens new Palestinian restaurant after fire at Mission location

Noor Baig, Staff reporter
December 13, 2020

Author, professor and the host of KQED’s 'Forum' Michael Krasny smiles and looks away during his walk on a trail overlooking the bay water at Blackie’s Pasture in Tiburon on Dec. 6, 2020. (Emily Curiel / Golden Gate Xpress)

SF State English Professor, KQED “Forum” host Michael Krasny announces retirement

Emily Curiel, Photographer
December 10, 2020

A client of GLIDE eats while a volunteer carries empty food containers to be thrown away meal on Nov.26, 2020 in San Francisco. (James Wyatt / Golden Gate Xpress)

A GLIDE Thanksgiving

Jian Yang and James Wyatt
December 9, 2020

As cases became widespread, it was announced on Nov. 29 by officials that many non-essential and other indoor businesses would be closing in San Francisco. Entering the new tier means further restrictions will be put onto the city. (Ricardo Olivares / Golden Gate Xpress)

What does being in the ‘purple tier’ and in a stay-at-home order mean?

Jazzmene Lizardo, Staff reporter
December 9, 2020

Exempting marijuana, the legislation would have prohibited smoking in private units and common areas of housing complexes with three or more units. The fine for violating the legislation would have been $1,000 a day. (Dyanna Calvario / Golden Gate Xpress)

SF sets back indoor smoking ban for apartment complexes

David Horowitz
December 8, 2020

At stake are the legal statuses of some 640,000 immigrants who DACA protects from deportation and could face deportation if the program is overturned. The think tank Center for American Progress estimated in July that 300,000 new applicants are eligible to apply. (Camille Cohen / Golden Gate Xpress)

Second federal judge orders the restoration of DACA

David Horowitz
December 5, 2020

The Happy Hour episode 9: XPRESS WRAPPED

The Happy Hour episode 9: XPRESS WRAPPED

Malakai Wade, shaylyn martos, and Paul Kelly
December 4, 2020

In the Bay Area, daily cases rose from 475 on Oct. 22 to 1,700 on Friday, San Francisco Health Officer Dr. Tomas Aragón said at the conference. San Francisco is recording 142 new cases per day, compared to 34 in late October, Aragón added. (Dyanna Calvario / Golden Gate Xpress)

Five Bay Area counties to preemptively enact state’s stay-at-home order

David Horowitz
December 4, 2020

San Francisco's current orders are to social distance, wear a mask, and to limit any activities from home according to local officials. (Alex Drew / Golden Gate Xpress)

New stay-at-home orders for counties with low ICU capacities

Jazzmene Lizardo, Staff reporter
December 3, 2020

The stay at home order is set to end on Dec. 21 at 5:00 a.m, but it may be extended and revised if cases don’t improve. (Alex Drew / Golden Gate Xpress)

San Francisco bypasses CA stay at home order

Shelley Wang, Staff Reporter
November 19, 2020

The core of the Milky Way and Jupiter (brightest star to the right of core) shines over the Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park, Calif. on June 1, 2019. (Jun Ueda / Golden Gate Xpress)

NASA will launch its second commercial space craft with four astronauts

Adriana Morga, City Editor
November 13, 2020

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