Danielle Echeverria
Staff Writer and Reporter at San Francisco Chronicle
reporter @sfchronicle, alum @StanfordDaily & @StanfordJourn | once called the Basque authority of record
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1 week ago |
sfchronicle.com | Danielle Echeverria
Despite high profile return-to-office mandates, San Francisco workers are still behind the rest of the country when it comes to return-to-office, according to two companies who track return-to-office data. Both the location tracking company Placer.ai and the security firm Kastle found that office attendance in San Francisco remains the lowest compared to several other major cities, despite some gains over the last two years. The two companies measure return-to-office differently.
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1 week ago |
sfchronicle.com | Danielle Echeverria
Runners, bicyclists with kids in tow, friends with coffees in hand and children on scooters all convened on the stretch of highway now permanently closed to cars. Near Noriega Street, several booths offered activities such as games, yoga and raffles, plus free library books. There were bouncy houses and music, and the sky was dotted with bright green Rec and Park kites.
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1 week ago |
sfchronicle.com | Harsha Devulapalli |Danielle Echeverria
S.F. made it easier three years ago to build fourplexes. None has been built as a result
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2 weeks ago |
sfchronicle.com | Danielle Echeverria
Mayor Daniel Lurie, left, and Police Chief Bill Scott at an event Tuesday to honor National Crime Victims’ Rights Week in San Francisco. Gabrielle Lurie/S.F. ChronicleCrime in San Francisco plummeted last year at a far faster pace than in other cities of the same size. And even after last year’s major decline brought the city to historically low numbers, San Francisco’s crime continued to fall across all categories in the first three months of this year, according to police data.
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2 weeks ago |
sfchronicle.com | Danielle Echeverria |Maggie Angst
Catherine Villanueva has lived near 16th and Mission streets for 13 years. While the neighborhood has long struggled with homelessness and open-air drug use, she said conditions have deteriorated lately. Last month, for example, her car was broken into for the first time. Villanueva, 53, is not the only one feeling that way.
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