Sylvie Sturm

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Reporter at @sfpublicpress.bsky.social & Civic, UCSF Synapse managing editor, proud 🇨🇦 ssturm@sfpublicpress.org

The case over withheld records about Mayor Daniel Lurie's call with Trump is now in limbo as Supervisors' reappointments to Sunshine Ordinance Task Force lags. My latest story explains how San Francisco's transparency watchdog has been sidelined. Read more www.sfpublicpress.org/transparency...

Vacant Sunshine Task Force Leaves Lurie Transparency Case in Limbo - San Francisco Public Press

Delayed reappointments leave city’s transparency watchdog unable to make determination about Trump-Lurie phone call records.

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Trump's U.S. housing department says it won’t fund cities over sanctuary policies threatening 15,000 San Francisco residents who rely on assistance. “They’ll all be homeless.” – Laura Chiera, Legal Assistance to the Elderly www.sfpublicpress.org/theyll-all-b...

‘They’ll All Be Homeless’

San Francisco housing advocates say a HUD plan to cut funding to sanctuary cities and states will likely lead to a surge in homelessness.

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This week marks 3 years since Russia invaded Ukraine. With no end in sight and as the US votes against calls for Russia’s withdrawal, we revisit conversations aired on April 7, 2022 with San Francisco residents deeply connected to Ukraine. Their reactions remain as powerful and urgent as ever.

NEW: San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade is this Saturday and there's a brand new dragon for the parade finale, celebrating the Year of the Dragon. For over a century, the parade has served as a means of civic engagement for Chinatown to combat stereotypes and to tell the Chinese-American story.

New Parade Dragon Carries on Local Legacy Dating Back Nearly 175 Years

There will be a brand new dragon in this year’s Chinese New Year Parade finale, celebrating the Year of the Dragon. The Chinese New Year Parade, the festival’s pinnacle event, is scheduled this Satur...

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NEW: Last year's drug crackdown meant to get people into rehab booked a majority Latinx into jail yet offered only English programs. A Spanish recovery class began on Wed. following demands from Latinx service providers. Longtime jail workers give it 2 weeks.

Service Providers Demand Access to Latinx Jail Inmates

Spanish-language programming at San Francisco’s County Jail has since become virtually non-existent as routine lockdowns caused by staff shortages have made it practically impossible to hold classes. ...

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