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  • 1 month ago | sfchronicle.com | Soleil Ho

    On a recent Tuesday morning, a high school student lost their life at a Palo Alto train crossing. It was the second such tragedy in a little over a year. For longtime residents, these two incidents evoked a haunting pattern that has persisted in Palo Alto for decades. Since 2009, the affluent city's high schools have gone through multiple clusters of student deaths by suicide on the railroad tracks.

  • 1 month ago | flipboard.com | Soleil Ho

    60 insanely clever things under $25 that are so strangeThese odd but useful products will make your everyday better for very little dough. There are some products on Amazon that are so strange and …

  • 1 month ago | sfchronicle.com | Soleil Ho

    On Thursday, Gov. Gavin Newsom debuted his new podcast with a barnstormer of an episode. Did the most powerful Democratic governor in the nation and future presidential candidate energize the dispirited voter base with a message of hope? Did he articulate some kind of plan for how to oppose the wholesale dismantling of the federal government at the hands of Elon Musk and his coterie of nepobaby interns?

  • 2 months ago | sfchronicle.com | Soleil Ho

    Once again - after declining tourism and pandemic stress sparked the closure of dozens of retailers in San Francisco's downtown core and just days after newly minted Mayor Daniel Lurie announced a new plan to bring more restaurants and bars to the ravaged tourist zone - the city is left asking, "What do we do with Union Square?" Just before the NBA All-Star Game weekend brought a swarm of athletes and their admirers into downtown San Francisco, celebrity chef Tyler Florence stepped away from...

  • Jan 24, 2025 | sfchronicle.com | Soleil Ho

    ​​In the heart of the Bay Area’s social justice scene, a grassroots organization dedicated to fighting police violence is now warring with itself. Nine of the 15 staff members of the Anti Police-Terror Project, a nonprofit known for redistributing millions to Black community organizations, supporting victims of police violence and advocating for police abolition, are seeking union recognition — a move that has exposed deep fractures within the organization.

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