SFUSD Educators End First Strike in Nearly 50 Years With Tentative Agreement
Union members cited rising health costs, staffing shortages and district spending priorities as drivers of the strike.
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UMOJA/AASP Moves Location After Almost Two Decades
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UMOJA/AASP Moves Location After Almost Two Decades
A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Feb. 4 marked the program’s relocation to the Harry Britt Building, launching Black History Month with renewed institutional backing and mixed reactions from students over the move.
Counselors Convene to Tackle Enrollment Bottlenecks Ahead of Senior Surge
Boardroom Confrontation Returns to Spotlight
Thousands Rally in Dolores Park to Demand 'ICE Out'
CCSF’s Promise to Bayview Caught in Legal Purgatory
Long-Awaited Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center Finally Breaks Ground
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Women’s Basketball Comeback Falls Just Short in Loss to San José
As the regular season comes to a close, the Rams must raise their level of play.
Laney Eagles Claw Battle of the Bay Away from Rams
June Lumumba: New To The Country, Veteran on the Court
Rams Swimmers Eager to Lap the Competition
Rams Fail to Hold the Line Against Siskiyous Eagles, Losing 17-7
Former Head of USF Tennis Developing New Strategies For the Rams
