![An illustration with 25 panels depicting calendar pages alternating with experiences of people living in homelessness or temporary shelter while waiting to be assigned to permanent housing.](https://www.sfpublicpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Propublica_Homelessness_final-main-illustration_High-res-336x392.jpg)
Spring 2022
Why are people living on the streets not getting indoors? In more than 1,600 cases, they’ve been approved for housing but not gotten in while hundreds of rooms sit ready, but empty. Reporter Nuala Bishari investigated for the Public Press and @propublica.
![Two front doors to apartments at Plaza East, the one on the right boarded up.](https://www.sfpublicpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Plaza_East_008-336x224.jpg)
Spring 2021
With the pandemic raging, we focus on the most vulnerable renters in the nation’s most expensive housing markets: People living in subsidized housing. We explore decisions made by public officials and private housing development companies, the limits of local and state eviction moratoria and living conditions.
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Fall 2020
The November 2020 San Francisco Voter Guide, a nonpartisan comprehensive analysis of local propositions and candidate races on the ballot in San Francisco for the Nov. 3, 2020, election.
![Chris Castle ties a tow strap to the bumper of Amber Whitson’s Dodge van on a Sunday night to help his friend Ryan Maddry, whose vehicle was red-tagged with a 72-hour notice, giving him a warning to move or be towed. But the “Ole Gal” is in disrepair and barely makes it around the corner. As a last resort, vehicle residents band together and use human force, pushing their vehicles by hand or pulling them with ropes. It is challenging to find new parking places and get resituated every three days.](https://www.sfpublicpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/11_Berkeley-final-771x514.jpg)
Summer 2020
Thousands of Bay Area residents are “vehicularly housed,” living in cars, vans, RVs and campers. Photojournalist Yesica Prado displays a unique longstanding connection with this community in this photo essay.
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Winter 2020
A months-long investigation by the San Francisco Public Press revealed that the California Public Utilities Commission — the agency charged with regulating the state’s ride-hailing firms — has kept reports on thousands of accidents involving Uber and Lyft under wraps.
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Fall 2019
Propositions A to F, Supervisor District 5, School Board, District Attorney, Other Races
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Winter 2019
Who surveils those who survive us? A collection of stories and reports that investigate issues surrounding data privacy.
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Fall 2018
Big Decisions: Schools, Housing, Privacy. The November 2018 election once again put big issues before San Francisco voters, among them a business tax to expand funding for homelessness services and housing; stronger data privacy, and new supervisors and school commissioners.