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Poorly Tracked Virus Is a ‘Silent Killer’ Affecting Asian Americans Most
As Hepatitis B is widely misunderstood and insufficiently screened, Asian Americans are disproportionately affected.
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Suspicion of Tech, Big Money Grows Among Some Asian American Organizers
Amid a recall attempt, some Asian American leaders feel they can no longer expect political or financial support from ...
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San Francisco Rations Housing by Scoring Homeless People’s Trauma. By Design, Most Fail to Qualify.
Co-published with ProPublica. This article was produced for ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network in partnership with the San Francisco Public Press. Sign up for the Public Press newsletter and ...
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California’s Court Reporter Shortage Limits Access to Justice in Domestic Violence Cases
After arranging for her three children to be picked up from elementary school, taking time off from her nursing assistant job and battling nearly three-quarters of an hour of traffic, the 40-year-old ...
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Toxic Waste Cleanups Take Longer in Marginalized Communities
This reporting was supported by a USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism data fellowship. On warm nights Arieann Harrison used to sit and chat with neighbors on the steps outside her apartment ...
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With Mayor’s Backing, Developer Asks to Demolish, Rebuild 20-Year-Old Public Housing
Federal officials are considering a proposal to allow a developer to tear down and rebuild a 20-year-old public housing complex in the Western Addition — a plan that does not address residents’ ...
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Racial Disparities in Toxic Cleanup Times Especially Pronounced in SF, Data Shows
This reporting was supported by a USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism data fellowship. Toxic site cleanups take longer in parts of San Francisco where fewer residents are white, a new data ...
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Cold War Scientists Pushed Ethical Boundaries With Radiation Experiments
The success of the atomic bomb program deeply unnerved some of the scientists responsible. Manhattan Project leader J. Robert Oppenheimer’s later qualms are well known. But even before the first ...
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In San Francisco, Hundreds of Homes for the Homeless Sit Vacant
Co-published with ProPublica. This article was produced for ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network in partnership with the San Francisco Public Press. Sign up for the Public Press newsletter and ...
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It’s Not Just the Great Highway. Some Chinese American Voters Have Felt Unheard for Decades
On a sunny Saturday afternoon in November, a vibrant crowd gathered on the sand-covered median of the Great Highway. Young families, cyclists and seniors formed a sprawling half-circle along the ...
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Promising to Prevent Floods at Treasure Island, Builders Downplay Risk of Sea Rise
Sea level rise is forcing cities around San Francisco Bay to weigh demand for new housing against the need to protect communities from flooding. Builders say they can solve this dilemma with ...