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Crafts workers’ latest contract with SFUSD closes the pay gap

Labor rings out at the 2026 California Democratic Convention

Could social housing be the key to getting shovels in the ground and dirt flying on residential projects?

A $535M bond would fund seismic upgrades, repair aging public safety facilities, and create thousands of union jobs

Supervisor Sauter’s pitch for the Central Subway extension would mean jobs for the trades. So, who’s paying?

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