Soccer brought them together in ICE detention. Now they're out, but the games go on.
Soccer helped many of the players in the Just Goals tournament get through ICE detention. It's now helping them on the outside, too.
Soccer brought them together in ICE detention. Now they're out, but the games go on.
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Soccer brought them together in ICE detention. Now they're out, but the games go on.
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Photos: SF marks Juneteenth with music, dance, and a parade
The city’s annual celebration marched from Market Street to the Embarcadero to remember the day Black Americans learned of their emancipation.
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Photos: SF marks Juneteenth with music, dance, and a parade
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Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Among Two Dead After Plane Crash In France
Global gaming company Ubisoft, maker of 'Assassin’s Creed,' is mourning the loss of co-founder Claude Guillemot after authorities confirmed that he and flight instructor Marc Guillet were both killed in a plane crash on Friday in western France. An investigation into the crash is now underway.
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Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Among Two Dead After Plane Crash In France
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Saturday Links: U.S. Men's Team Will Play in Santa Clara for World Cup Knockout Round
A 75-year-old woman with Alzheimer's is found safe in SF a day after being reported missing, Iran is once again closing the Strait of Hormuz, and the U.S. men's squad earns a date in Santa Clara as top team in World Cup's Group D.
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Saturday Links: U.S. Men's Team Will Play in Santa Clara for World Cup Knockout Round
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Tunnel vision
At Stockton Street Tunnel. Photo by Walter Mackins.
Tunnel vision
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Tunnel vision
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A scrappy town on the Russian River is its own kind of wonderland
Monte Rio is staging a tiny comeback. We’d be fine if it stopped right there.
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A scrappy town on the Russian River is its own kind of wonderland
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Alysa Liu at the Valks, a hard out at The NYTimes, plus who crashed Stanford’s graduation?
This week, The Waggle dives into the gossip blowing up the group chats across San Francisco.
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Alysa Liu at the Valks, a hard out at The NYTimes, plus who crashed Stanford’s graduation?
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Oldest panadería on 24th St. has the taste of home
La Mexicana Bakery on 24th Street entices with its smells of freshly-baked goods. “It tastes like a little bit of my land."
Oldest panadería on 24th St. has the taste of home
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Oldest panadería on 24th St. has the taste of home
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Day Around the Bay: DOJ Opens Investigation Into MLB Over Pride-Night Cap Fiasco
New lawsuit alleges ex-employee of Fremont speech and therapy center of sexually assaulting two-year-old boy, the U.S. is on to the knockout round in the World Cup with a big win over Australia, and DOJ opens new investigation into MLB over SF Giants Pride night protest.
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Day Around the Bay: DOJ Opens Investigation Into MLB Over Pride-Night Cap Fiasco
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Tennis Group Accused of Hogging Inner Richmond Courts Prompts New System on Weekends
Following dozens of complaints that a private tennis group was dominating access to the Rossi Park tennis courts by exploiting the first-come, first-served system, SF Rec and Park has rolled out weekend morning reservations for all the park’s courts.
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Tennis Group Accused of Hogging Inner Richmond Courts Prompts New System on Weekends
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This Week In Food: Bye to Bar Brucato
Bar Brucato calls it quits — though the distillery lives on — Causwells opens a next door Martini Room, and Millennium reopens a month after closing in Rockridge, all in This Week in Food.
A man convicted of second-degree murder in a fatal BART stabbing over a stolen shoe will either face a retrial or receive a reduced conviction of voluntary manslaughter after an appeals judge found the jury had not been properly instructed on how to evaluate his self-defense claim.
Juneteenth and Pride converge as S.F. prepares for celebratory weekends
June’s Third Thursdays on Treat, Juneteenth x Pride, event brought together Black and LGBTQ+ artists and entrepreneurs
Juneteenth and Pride converge as S.F. prepares for celebratory weekends
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Juneteenth and Pride converge as S.F. prepares for celebratory weekends
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Tell us your most San Francisco love story
Your strangest date, your best sex, your deepest heartbreak — we want it all for our new relationships column.
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Tell us your most San Francisco love story
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AI slop company wants to open 5,000 wellness spas. It’s starting in Union Square
Midjourney, an AI research and art company, is developing a full body scanner similar to an MRI. To attract clients, it’s opening a spa.
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AI slop company wants to open 5,000 wellness spas. It’s starting in Union Square
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The strange bedfellows lining up against the California billionaire tax
The groups opposed to the measure include some of Sacramento’s most influential political players.
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The strange bedfellows lining up against the California billionaire tax
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Sunset Buzz: Another break-in at Tadaima, restaurant opening and closures
Say goodbye to a British cheese shop, hello to American fare on 9th and Irving. Here are the changes around the Sunset District in June.
Sunset Buzz: Another break-in at Tadaima, restaurant opening and closures
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Sunset Buzz: Another break-in at Tadaima, restaurant opening and closures
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$211 per vote: How Saikat Chakrabarti spent $8.8M on his congressional run
Cost per vote for Connie Chan" $25.09. For Scott Wiener" $61.24. For Saikat Chakrabarti, it was a lot more.
$211 per vote: How Saikat Chakrabarti spent $8.8M on his congressional run
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$211 per vote: How Saikat Chakrabarti spent $8.8M on his congressional run