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Media Alert: Vacant Homes for the Homeless in SF

02.24.2022
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At least 400 people living outside have been on a waitlist for supportive housing for more than a year. San Francisco has more than enough rooms for all of them. The San Francisco Public Press and ProPublica investigate. FIND THE STORY HERE

FOR INTERVIEWS: Nuala Bishari, reporter — 415-860-7915 or [email protected]; or Lila LaHood, publisher — 415-846-3983 or [email protected]

VISUALS: Nuala Bishari is available to meet for interviews virtually or in person. 

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Back Issues
Issue 2: Fall 2010

Issue 2: Fall 2010

10.12.2010
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A report on Muni’s elusive quest for on-time service. The issue also includes stories on obstacles to reviving the city’s Mid-Market neighborhood, and a choose-your-own-adventure graphic on the future of Pier 70 redevelopment.

Back Issues
Issue 1: Summer 2010

Issue 1: Summer 2010

06.22.2010
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Report on the environmental and logistical challenges of adding thousands of new housing units to transform Treasure Island into an eco-enclave. Featuring an investigation into Macy’s selling doctored gems without proper labeling.

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Join us for Journalism Innovations III

04.20.2010
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We’re posting this on behalf of Independent Arts & Media, our fiscal sponsor and one of the lead organizers for Journalism Innovations III. We’ll be participating in the conference and hope you’ll consider joining this extended conversation about the future of journalism. — SF Public Press
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Journalism has changed. Thanks to the Internet, we can now find hundreds of articles, about a single topic, from multiple sources, at the push of a button. Journalism continues to change, as aggregators and community based sites combine traditional reporting with the dialogue that we share among ourselves, online, on the streets and within our neighborhoods.  
We will adapt and overcome as journalists, as dialogue makers and as those who rely on news and information, adequate enough to help us make daily decisions in a modern democracy.