From SF Gate...
A Private Calif. Ranch Holds Important State History — And It Might Be in Danger
04/19/2024Some residents fear development could destroy parts of the historic land.
From Los Angeles Times...
San Francisco Set to Apologize to Black Residents for ‘Systemic Racism’
02/16/2024Members of the board gathered to put forward a resolution that takes responsibility for the history of discrimination against Black San Franciscans.
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