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Prop. 19, which passed with a 51.1% majority vote as of Monday, has two distinct parts, the first of which allows homeowners who are 55 or older or those who lost their home in a natural disaster to transfer their … Continue reading →

Airbnb unveiled long-anticipated plans to go public Monday, defying concerns that the coronavirus pandemic had permanently hurt its business of short-term rentals and revealing the underlying strength of the San Francisco company’s business. The stock offering, which could take place … Continue reading →

Donald Trump is not going away. He will leave the White House when the U-Haul pulls up on Jan. 20, but he won’t be leaving the national stage. I’m not sure he will ever concede, if for no other reason … Continue reading →

In the wake of the Nov. 3 election, the county-by-county voting maps for California’s ballot initiatives speak volumes about how the state’s politics have evolved over the past half-century. In particular, Los Angeles has aligned more frequently with the liberal … Continue reading →

When San Francisco CrossFit co-founders Kelly and Juliet Starrett reopened their gym outdoors this summer, they had to adapt the handshakes that usually start each class for the pandemic. Handshakes were verboten, of course, but members of the city’s first … Continue reading →