This article originally published at 'Stretched our resources to the limit': Historic SF teachers' strike ends after 4 days.

The agreement includes fully funded family health care, limits on the use of AI, sanctuary protections, and more.

OPINION: Under current structural conditions, there's never going to be enough money to pay California teachers a comfortable wage. Here's what needs to change, the Editorial Board writes.

San Francisco Unified School District teachers reached a tentative agreement Friday morning, ending a four-day strike after ...

Two men were killed and another was wounded in a shooting in a dorm room at South Carolina State University. Henry ...

The deal, pegged by the SFUSD at $183 million, comes with the caveat of potentially driving layoffs and cutbacks in the ...

San Francisco educators, on strike since February 9, should reject with contempt the betrayal of their four-day strike and expand the struggle to Los Angeles and beyond. The fight against manufactured ...

San Francisco’s first teachers strike in nearly a half-century has come to an end. The United Educators of San Francisco and the San Francisco Unified School District announced early this morning that ...

Maria Su faced intense backlash as her teachers went on strike for four days in efforts of better wages, benefits, and ...

"Right now I'm not trying to spend on anything because I don't know for how long I have to stretch what I have," said Aurora ...

San Francisco educators and the school district reached a tentative two-year agreement early Friday, ending a four-day strike. The deal includes fully employer-paid family health care benefits, wage ...

San Francisco teachers and the district reached a tentative agreement that boosts wages and fully funds health care. Schools ...