The San Francisco Chronicle is the largest newspaper in Northern California. Also operates SFGate.com.
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Primary geographic focus: Bay Area, Northern California
Organization Type: Media
Acronym or short name: SF Chronicle
San Francisco Chronicle
April 26, 2015
A 2015 bill is attempting create state standards for medical interpretation through federal funding.
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San Francisco Chronicle
October 29, 2015
Civil legal aid group seeks to dismantle San Francisco’s cash bail system, which it charges is unconstitutional and unfairly singles out poor people.
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San Francisco Chronicle
August 28, 2015
An inmate at San Quentin State Prison tested positive for the potentially deadly illness.
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San Francisco Chronicle
September 1, 2015
There were six confirmed cases of inmates infected with the severe bacterial pneumonia and 85 other prisoners who were showing symptoms since the first case was discovered.
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San Francisco Chronicle
March 5, 2017
A boy who made his way alone across the U.S. border last year to escape extreme domestic abuse in Honduras has been locked up in a Northern California juvenile hall for nearly a year, even though he has no criminal record and has been granted asylum.
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San Francisco Chronicle
March 21, 2017
Legal aid organizations across California are bracing for what could be a devastating financial blow following the release of the Trump administration’s draft budget last week.
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August 8, 2017
Advocates for California motorists who face mounting fees for traffic tickets took another step to ease the burden, a settlement that seeks to offer options to paying fines that many people can’t afford.
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San Francisco Chronicle
June 24, 2015
SF school district seeks approval of English language learner program against complaints of parents who say they are not being properly advised.
Organization Website
Primary geographic focus: Bay Area, Northern California
Organization Type: Media
Acronym or short name: SF Chronicle
The San Francisco Chronicle is the largest newspaper in Northern California and the second largest on the West Coast. SF Chronicle was acquired by Hearst in 2000.
SF Chronicle operates SFGate.com
SF Chronicle reaches 22 million users each month.
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News StoryMedical interpreters in short supply as health coverage grows
John GonzalesSan Francisco Chronicle
April 26, 2015
A 2015 bill is attempting create state standards for medical interpretation through federal funding.
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Group files class-action complaint to scrap S.F.’s cash-bail system
Evan SernoffskySan Francisco Chronicle
October 29, 2015
Civil legal aid group seeks to dismantle San Francisco’s cash bail system, which it charges is unconstitutional and unfairly singles out poor people.
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San Quentin water shut off in Legionnaires’ disease scare
Hamed Aleaziz, Victoria ColliverSan Francisco Chronicle
August 28, 2015
An inmate at San Quentin State Prison tested positive for the potentially deadly illness.
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Wife of San Quentin inmate worries of Legionnaires’ outbreak
Evan SernoffskySan Francisco Chronicle
September 1, 2015
There were six confirmed cases of inmates infected with the severe bacterial pneumonia and 85 other prisoners who were showing symptoms since the first case was discovered.
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Honduran boy, 14, wins U.S. asylum but remains in jail
Karen de SáSan Francisco Chronicle
March 5, 2017
A boy who made his way alone across the U.S. border last year to escape extreme domestic abuse in Honduras has been locked up in a Northern California juvenile hall for nearly a year, even though he has no criminal record and has been granted asylum.
News Story
Legal aid groups prepare for loss of federal funds
Dominic FracassaSan Francisco Chronicle
March 21, 2017
Legal aid organizations across California are bracing for what could be a devastating financial blow following the release of the Trump administration’s draft budget last week.
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Solano County settlement would offer alternatives to traffic fines
San Francisco ChronicleAugust 8, 2017
Advocates for California motorists who face mounting fees for traffic tickets took another step to ease the burden, a settlement that seeks to offer options to paying fines that many people can’t afford.
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Judge asked to OK new English-learners plan for SF schools
Bob EgelkoSan Francisco Chronicle
June 24, 2015
SF school district seeks approval of English language learner program against complaints of parents who say they are not being properly advised.
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