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thefrisc has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in November 2022. The social media accounts linked to from thefrisc are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Threads • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, thefrisc has populated their site with: • SPRING $10K DRIVE: Power our next round of reporting • Feature: A Single Mom's Journey from Homelessness to ‘Paradise’ • Winner: Best Education Coverage in Northern California • Follow live meeting threads on Bluesky • SFUSD Says It Can Cut Teachers Without Hurting Immigrant Students - The Frisc • SF’s Fast-Track Housing Era Is Here. Where Are All the Homes? • Take our reader survey! • Waymo Doesn’t Report Every Crash to the DMV. That Could Change • SF Teacher Strike Ends With Pay Compromises, Full Health Coverage • SF’s Commission Purge Is Underway. It’s Not Too Late to Weigh In • This Great Highway Obsession Must End For the Good of San Francisco • SFUSD’s $183M Price Tag For the Teachers Deal Has Numbers Missing • SF’s Affordable Housing Shortage Triggers Alarms. What About Consequences? • The SF Teachers Strike Is Over. Kids Need Adults to Work Together Now • Trump, Not NIMBYs, Delayed Great Highway Senior Housing, Says Developer • The Great Highway Closure and Sunset District Traffic Update • SFUSD Shakeup Takes Vaccine Duties Away From School Nurses • The Mission District and More Will Get Upzoned After All, Thanks to Scott Wiener • SFUSD Has An 8th Grade Algebra Solution, But It’ll Test Yet Another Option • What Happens If SF Takes Cesar Chavez Street Off the Map • New Trump Housing Rule Puts Local Immigrants, Advocates on Edge • LIVE EVENT April 15: SF Congressional Candidate Forum (FREE) • More SF Girls Than Ever Are Playing Boys High School Baseball • When SF’s LGBTQ Seniors Are Target Tenants For Affordable Housing • SFUSD Retirement Funds Likely Missing Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars • Listen on KALW: Dozens of SFUSD employees are missing $$$ from their retirement accounts • Bipping the Bippers: How SF Is Using Surveillance Tech to Drive Crime Down • Golden Gate Park’s 19th Century Green Lab Is Hiding In Plain Sight • LIVE EVENT TONIGHT: The Future of SF Jobs • San Francisco Seniors Have a Lot to Lose from Muni and BART Cuts • The June 2026 Board of Education Race: Q&As with the Candidates • SFUSD Ethnic Studies Gets A Green Light After Shouts and Ejections • Supervisor Race in SF’s Richest District Puts Daniel Lurie, Housing On the Ballot • SFUSD Wants More Middle School Mathletes Now That Algebra’s Back • Replacing Pelosi: What Really Separates the Main 3 Candidates - The Frisc • RSVP to SF Trivia Night! | FREE on June 5 • Why SFUSD Says It’s Breaking Up a Spanish-Speaking School • SNAP Deadline: Tens of Thousands in SF Risk Losing Food Benefits • Two ‘Overpaid CEO’ Tax Measures Clash, And SF’s Budget Crisis Looms • Downtown Parties Are Hella Fun. What Happens When the Music Stops? • Help 100% Independent San Francisco Journalism Thrive • Conservatory of Flowers ... and Beyond! Northeast Golden Gate Park Awaits • Explore San Francisco with Us • SF Home Price Spike Should Lure Construction. But 2026 Is Different • Live Updates: San Francisco Primary Election 2026 • School of Their Own: SFUSD Opens Chinatown Site to Disabled Kids • PLAY BY MIDNIGHT: Where in SF? Photo Contest • SF’s Housing Hole Is Deeper Than Ever, and Incredibly Expensive Too • SFUSD Superintendent’s Washington Trip Says A Lot About the Past Year • Hope for a New Neighborhood on SF’s Southern Border After Decades of Delay • Inside SF’s Senior Mental Health Clinic Marked for Closure • Get the Insider Route On This Journey Up Twin Peaks • What’s Driving San Francisco’s New Landmark Frenzy • How Soccer Has Assisted This SF School’s Academic Goals • SF Has Built Only 400 Homes This Year. Tens Of Thousands More Are Waiting • How a SoMa Wine Bar Is Tapping Into SF’s Downtown Recovery • Fireboats, Houseboats, And Miles of Thrilling SF Waterfront Between • SF Evictions Are Up, No Matter Who You Ask. Then It Gets Complicated • Affordable Housing Will Be All Over SF’s Ballot This Fall - The Frisc • SF’s Healthcare Safety Net Only Covers Some Immigrants Facing Medi-Cal Cuts • Women’s Pro Baseball League Debuts, And This Bay Legend Is Calling Plays • Waymo Behavior Now Harder to Decipher, Even After July 4th Fiasco - The Frisc • Local Mogul’s Empty Downtown Bank Is One of Many Awaiting Revival • ‘Tough Love’: A SoMa Center Closes As SF’s Sober Version Opens Nearby • SFUSD Debuts Mission Bay School As It Reopens the Closure Debate • SF’s Data Center Debate Heats Up As One Site Looms on the County Line • A Teacher-Student Altercation Adds to This SF High School’s Troubles • How SF’s AI Boom Could Sideline Downtown Housing • Ocean Beach Plan to Replace a Stretch of Great Highway Is Delayed Again • SFUSD Teachers To Strike Monday If There’s No Weekend Deal • Sign up for our FREE newsletter • DAILY UPDATES: SF Teachers Strike • Neighbors Try to Delay Affordable Senior Housing in San Francisco • Quake, Water, Fire: This Emergency Plan Is Coming to SF’s Ballot • An San Francisco Teachers Strike Could Be Days Away • SFUSD’s Extra Kindergarten Year is an Enrollment Perk and a Staffing Problem • This New Waterfront High Rise Plan Comes With a Homeless Twist • San Francisco's Homeless Count Is Coming As Trump DEI Rules Loom • Muni’s Slow Ride to Recovery Moves Ahead With Tax Deal - The Frisc • What's Taking So Long to Fix How SF Finds Housing For Homeless People • THURSDAY! The Frisc + SF Public Press 2026 Election Talk | Thu. Jan. 22 • SF Pledged to Fix How It Houses the Homeless. It’s Still Not Done • THIS WEDNESDAY! 👉 SF Trivia Night, 7pm at Wave Collective • SFUSD Cuts, Closure Talk, and a Strike Threat: Here Comes 2026 • SF Had An Historic Housing Year, But Not By the Numbers • Daniel Lurie’s First Year: Homelessness, Drugs, Mental Health • Daniel Lurie Was All Over the Map On SF Streets, Transit, and Safety • A Look Back at the PG&E Drama • San Francisco's Firehouses Have a Fun Holiday Tradition • We Pored Over SFUSD’s New Ethnic Studies Book. Here’s What’s In It • How SF’s Housing Plan, Now Law, Might Be Forced Back to the Drawing Board • A Tiny SF High School Is Closing. Here’s What It Means for SFUSD • In SF’s ‘Biking and Rolling’ Year, These New Bike Lanes Hit the Finish Line • SF’s Historic Plan for Thousands More Homes Gets a Green Light • 🎟️ TONIGHT! Future City, Big Questions with SF Planning's Sarah Dennis Phillips • In the Tough Tenderloin, This Group Walk Includes Blood Tests • How Swollen SF Property Taxes Could Fund Affordable Homes • Hundreds of Speed Bumps Are Coming to San Francisco Streets • SF’s 1-Week Supervisor Was Bizarre Politics. Welcome to the Sunset District • SFUSD’s Evaluation of Controversial Ethnic Studies Pilot Hits 3-Month Delay • This AI Tool Translates Special Education Plans for SF Parents • Bayview Street Safety Project Delayed By 3 Complaints • SF Economist Stresses Benefit of More Housing, Warns New Plan Won’t Spur Enough • SFUSD Renews Two Bayview Charter Schools With Minimal Fuss • SFUSD’s False ICE Rumor Spurs an Apology and Tighter Controls • Get tickets! LIVE conversation: What's next for SF public schools? • GET TICKETS: Live @Manny's 1/27 - SF’s New Housing Era Is Coming, Ready or Not