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Local Groups Cut Red Tape to Give Low-Income Tenants Clean Air
Community groups cut through bureaucracy to get low-income tenants government-funded air purifiers, in aging structures where ...
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Green Retrofits Might Displace Tenants — One Landlord’s Pilot Project Aims to Protect Them
Over the last 20 years, Amparo Vigil has felt the hot days get hotter in her Mission District home. “They used to be tolerable, but now it’s unbearable,” said Vigil, who lives in the four-unit ...
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Climate Change
Amparo Vigil is decarbonizing and upgrading her property to help her tenants stay cool during sweltering heat waves. The project aims to determine how to retrofit multi-unit buildings without ...
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Asian Americans Have Made Little of Chinatown’s Art. A New Tool Could Change That
When you think about San Francisco’s Chinatown, the first thing that comes to mind might be its art: pagoda-style architecture and dragon-decorated street lamps that showcase the ancient, exotic ...
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Arts & Culture
When you think about San Francisco’s Chinatown, the first thing that comes to mind might be its art: pagoda-style architecture and dragon-decorated street lamps that showcase the ancient, exotic ...
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Service Providers Demand Access to Latinx Jail Inmates
Lee esta historia en español. Some people recite a prayer of gratitude for the time they spent in San Francisco County Jail. Among them is a Bay Area resident we’ll call Carlos to respect his request ...