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San Francisco senior resident Doug Buckwald cheers on a public commenter protesting class cancellations at City College of San Francisco's Dec. 12 Board of Trustees meeting at the college's administrative building Conlan Hall. (Photo by David Mamaril Horowitz / Golden Gate Xpress)

[Photo] CCSF chancellor says class cancellations ‘not an emergency’ as communities unite for emergency funding

David Mamaril Horowitz, City Editor Dec 16, 2019

Among the programs facing cancellations, the four most impacted were the Older Adults Program as well as the art, music and physical education and dance departments. Data from the CCSF administration....

Brandon Lee airlifted back to SF

David Mamaril Horowitz Nov 5, 2019

SF State alumnus Brandon Lee followed his heart across the globe nine years ago, leaving behind the comfort and safety of his San Francisco home to advocate for poor farmers in the Ifugao province of...

Blackouts continue as state burns

David Mamaril Horowitz Oct 29, 2019

PG&E briefs and updates Expect Bay Area power outages for the next decade, according to Utility PG&E chief executive Bill Johnson during a California Public Utilities Commission meeting earlier...

Power outages expected to strike Northern California again

David Mamaril Horowitz Oct 22, 2019

Fifteen California counties and 209,000 premises may lose electricity once again on the heels of the largest imposed power outage in state history, the bankrupt utility Pacific Gas and Electric announced...

State hospitals unprepared for the Big One

David Mamaril Horowitz Oct 22, 2019

San Francisco’s acute care hospitals have met California’s earthquake safety standards ahead of a 2020 deadline, but a second state safety requirement would cost too much for some hospitals and force...

Nor Cal blackouts leave residents in the dark

David Mamaril Horowitz Oct 15, 2019

San Francisco’s investor-owned utility imposed preemptive power outages on 738,000 premises in Northern California last week to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires amid forecasts of strong...

SF Planning tackles a racist history

David Mamaril Horowitz Oct 7, 2019

Back in the 50s and 60s in San Francisco, house deeds prevented homeowners from selling houses to people of color, and banks refused to provide home loans to African-Americans.  National laws...

Vape ban smokes out local businesses

David Mamaril Horowitz Sep 20, 2019

San Francisco’s ban on the sale of electronic cigarettes forced one of its last vaping shops to close Sept. 9 after six years in the business. “They regulated me out of business,” said Chris Chin,...

New California Laws

David Mamaril Horowitz Sep 18, 2019

California's legislature adjourned Sept. 13, leaving hundreds of bills awaiting Gov. Gavin Newsom's final stamp of approval. The Xpress has covered three. Here’s a distillation of five more. Given...

Person holding a juul. (Photo courtesy of Juul)

Federal agencies issue e-cigarette warning amid ongoing investigation

David Mamaril Horowitz Sep 3, 2019

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned against vaping as it investigates at least 215 instances of severe respiratory disease potentially linked to electronic cigarettes. “Youth,...

Pictures of Lee provided by Princess Bustos

Alumnus In Critical Condition After Shooting

David Mamaril Horowitz Aug 28, 2019

Brandon Lee wearing Warriors gear and holding his nephew. (Photo courtesy by Princess Bustos)   SF State alumnus Brandon Lee suffered four bullets to his back, spine and jaw on Aug. 6 in the Ifugao...

San Francisco files joint lawsuit over Donald Trump's newest anti-immigration policy

San Francisco files joint lawsuit over Donald Trump’s newest anti-immigration policy

David Mamaril Horowitz Aug 28, 2019

Santa Clara County and the city of San Francisco sued the Department of Homeland Security on Aug. 13 over a federal rule broadening what public benefits can be considered grounds for denying an immigrant...

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