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REPORTING PROJECT Driving Home: Surviving the Housing Crisis Photo essays and stories about life in a vehicle in Berkeley and San Francisco in English & Spanish. Originally previewed by Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (http://ybca.org/census), and in collaboration with CatchLight

That kind of unchecked power never ends well Matt Haney

Working on filling out your ballot this weekend? KSFP is airing back-to-back election shows from our radio program "Civic." When you tune in mornings and evenings this weekend and Monday, you'll hear interviews and analysis of ballot measures, as well as statements from candidates in local races. Listen at 102.5 FM

In a lawsuit against the city, several nurses claim that due to chronic understaffing, the public health department is forcing them to work overtime to cover the gap. SEIU Local 1021 Listen in on "Civic."

EVENT Tomorrow: Hear from two veteran good-government experts who will help break down the challenges in SF, CA and beyond. Panelists are Carmen Balber at Consumer Watchdog and Larry Bush at SF Ethics Commission Register now!

One week left! Our VOTER GUIDE can help you decide. Hear what the state candidates have to say. https://www.sfpublicpress.org//san-francisco-november-20/

Gladstone Institutes researchers are testing synthetic nanobodies that have the potential to treat coronavirus. UCSF

There are ballot drop-off stations in your district! Head to these locations. San Francisco Department of Elections https://sfelections.org/tools/map_poll_time/

Don't have time to read screens of text? Listen in to the audio portion of our nonpartisan voter guide. sfpublicpress.org//san-francisco-november-2020-nonpartisa/

Advocates with San Francisco Senior and Disability Action, California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform, ACLU, and National Disability Rights Network and others are mobilizing to ensure care facility residents are able to exercise their right to vote. Hear what they’re focusing on in the latest edition of "Civic."

DEBUT! "Behind the Curtain," conversations with performers, artists, leaders & activists produced by San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus will air on KSFP 102.5 FM on Fridays at 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. https://www.sfpublicpress.org/ksfp/

VOTE TODAY! No endorsements, independent analysis in text and audio. A complete voter guide to help you fill out your #sf ballot. sfpublicpress.org//san-francisco-november-2020-nonpartisa/

READ: Advocates say the proposal doesn’t efficiently target emissions, and that it could lead to a decline in funding for public transportation.