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City leaders rush to capitalize on a tragic crash and make major traffic changes

Slow down on West Portal traffic overhaul still ignores residents’ concerns as San Francisco leaders push for fewer cars

Mad as hell? San Franciscans should look in the mirror—not just at politicians

Spurred on by an election year, the city's leaders are starting to lead. But will its citizens cheer them on, or respond with even more obstruction and complaints?

Readers respond: The San Francisco Zoo is no place to put new pandas

Ex-zookeeper, visitor blast San Francisco Zoo's ‘incompetence,’ call it unsuitable for pandas and other animals

PG&E’s new utility tax is unfair to renters and must be repealed

Despite paying some of the highest electricity rates in the country, millions of Californians will be forced to pay higher utility bills because of a new flat tax.