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Julia HaneyNew data shows fewer than half of San Francisco’s third graders can read at grade level. -
rawpixel.comProPublica investigations reveal that despite intense White House pressure, only a few dozen noncitizens have been prosecuted for voting, with even fewer convictions.
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The longtime Bay Area drummer, jugmaster, and "cheekophonist" passed away earlier this year. -
In this segment, we meet the DJ who brings you grooves every Tuesday night, Patrick King Most.
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