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The San Francisco Daily Fix is your daily read on San Francisco civic reform: housing abundance, small-business permitting, school outcomes, anti-corruption, and public safety. Outcomes over ideology. Evidence over vibes.
Lantern Podcasts hosts The San Francisco Daily Fix, a news show with 49 episodes published.
San Francisco’s reform fights move from City Hall theory to street-level tradeoffs: Supervisor Jackie Fielder wants answers on SFPD’s Pride response, while a landmarking surge could undercut new housing capacity opened b
San Francisco budget fights hit implementation as City Hall faces a $643 million deficit, Pride policing draws a supervisor’s demand for answers, and Chinatown’s century-old chamber is roiled by harassment allegations an
San Francisco Archdiocese reaches a $395 million clergy-abuse settlement with more than 500 survivors, while City Hall and Sacramento budget reports put hard numbers behind staffing, services, and the safety debate. In t
San Francisco housing reform is moving from slogans to code text, with a ceiling-height cleanup and possible 5% inclusionary rate on deck. SFUSD’s balanced budget and Jackie Fielder’s return add fiscal and accountability
San Francisco supervisors finalized a nearly $17 billion budget after unusually fast talks, while nonprofit cuts and lobbying-disclosure fights expose the real battle: which city-funded services survive, and who gets tra
SFPD disabled its Flock license plate reader network after improper access by federal and out-of-state agencies, putting San Francisco’s surveillance guardrails under scrutiny alongside courtroom discovery fights and SFU
San Francisco housing reform runs into harsh feasibility math as City Hall’s budget cycle and small-business permit rules underscore the same problem: reform is real only when process, fees and approvals actually move. I
San Francisco Police Department staffing is the pressure point: City Hall is trying to fill 700 police and sheriff vacancies while state housing scrutiny and SPUR’s deficit warning show how hard SF’s reform agenda has be
San Francisco City Hall faces a reform checkup: SFPD staffing is being measured against real 911 demand, housing approvals remain under state scrutiny, and budget watchdogs warn the city’s $15.9 billion government is hea
San Francisco City Hall is moving on real-world reform: Kaiser filed for a 761,000-square-foot hospital, North Beach demolition can resume, downtown could get new liquor licenses, and SFUSD is expanding local special-ed
San Francisco voters rejected rival business-tax measures while approving public-safety infrastructure, as Mayor Daniel Lurie opened 145 supportive senior homes in the Mission and SFUSD moved to bring some disabled stude
San Francisco City Hall is weighing a Tenderloin/SoMa corner-store crackdown as home prices hit records, a 107-unit affordable tower advances, Phil Kim wins his school board race, and Daniel Lurie’s $16.9 billion budget
San Francisco housing math is flashing red: a Controller-backed feasibility report says almost no projects pencil out, while rents jump 22% in a year and City Hall faces fresh scrutiny over nonprofit oversight and school
San Francisco reform fights are getting concrete: the Family Zoning Plan has only two projects moving, SFUSD is restoring 8th-grade algebra, SoMa is pressing SFPD over response times, and landmark expansion threatens to
San Francisco’s reform agenda runs through SFPD staffing, state housing enforcement, small-business permitting, City Attorney ethics rules, and a $15.9 billion budget under structural strain. The common test: whether Cit
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s $16 billion budget is headed toward painful cuts, while rents surge and SFUSD faces an accountability election. The city’s reform era is colliding with deficits, housing scarcity, and b
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s budget push could trigger roughly 1,000 nonprofit layoffs, while Bay Area transit backers move a five-county funding measure toward November. The stakes are basic city services: safety-
San Francisco police face Oakland backlash after a West Oakland nonprofit raid, while Silicon Valley billionaires pour unprecedented money into California races to fight taxes and labor power. In this episode Oakland May
San Francisco’s SHADE Act would strip building shadows from local CEQA appeals after delays hit 2,195 homes, while Bay Area transit agencies tout $1 billion in savings that may still leave an $800 million annual hole. In
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s public-safety and homelessness push is running into the math: RESET is averaging below capacity, shelter gains are netting far less than promised, and budget cuts now target low-income
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