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The not-to-be missed headlines about San Francisco and more curated by The Ingleside Light's Editor Alex Mullaney.

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SFGATE: San Francisco Italian restaurant Villa D'Este says goodbye after 44 years on Ocean Avenue

San Francisco Standard: SF Muni Shooter Killed Knife-Wielding Attacker with 'Ghost Gun' He Bought To Defend Himself Against an 'Enemy,' Attorneys Say

San Francisco Examiner: Budget deal: Mayor gets police, supes get affordable housing

Mission Local: 'Like watching 7-year-olds playing soccer:' SF budget remains big — and silly

Mission Local: Activists seize City Hall elevators, demand SRO elevator repairs

AP: Anti-Black, gay, Asian bias fuel California hate crime surge

San Francisco Standard: Fourplex Bill Passes, But It Won't Create Much More Housing

San Francisco Standard: Despite Reforms, San Francisco Is Building Fewer Homes Now Than Before (“The thing I would like to focus on is the amount of opposition a project goes through before it gets entitled.” Khoshenvisan said. “That uncertainty is so huge that a lot of developers are going away from this town.”)

San Francisco Public Press: Court Says California Utilities Commission Must Obey State Public Records Act

San Francisco Examiner: Why London Breed may miss San Francisco’s latest scapegoat

NBC: A Fight Over Century-Old Toxic Legacy in San Francisco

Capital and Main: California's Plan to Close the Digital Divide Hits Industry Roadblocks

San Francisco Examiner: San Francisco faces a reckoning on stalled housing production

San Francisco Chronicle: Chesa Boudin won't rule out running for San Francisco District Attorney again

San Francisco Standard: Breed, Supes Preserve Police Funding, Boost Affordable Housing in Budget Deal

Alex Mullaney

Alex Mullaney

Alex Mullaney founded The Ingleside Light in 2008 during the peak of San Francisco's great tradition of neighborhood newspapers. He is the publisher and editor.

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