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Families say rental assistance is a crucial lifeline in an increasingly expensive city, but the need is growing.

75,000 people are expected to descend on Golden Gate Park each of the festival’s three days.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria discusses housing fights, budget cuts and leading America’s mayors under Trump’s second administration.

The Republican gubernatorial candidate has a long history as a political consultant.

The safety net has helped more than 600 workers transition to new careers.

The effort comes amid skyrocketing home prices driven by the artificial intelligence boom in San Francisco and a shift toward tougher-on-crime policing and prosecution.

Explore how AI chatbots can either support or undermine healthy relationships, with Pat Pataranutaporn.

How an internet feud became a series of lawsuits about fair use and copyright infringement.

Peer responders say the decision will make it harder to reach people with mental health emergencies.

From online disinformation to foreign meddling and the risks new technology poses, what are the actual vulnerabilities of our election system?