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Families and friends remember Lenin Homer Silva, teen who died in I-80 car crash
“He saved all that sweetness and softness for the world,” Silva's mother Sue Homer said. Silva was 17. He would've turned 18 on July 16.  Families and friends remember Lenin Homer Silva, teen who died in I-80 car crash
50 minutes ago
Mission Local
Families and friends remember Lenin Homer Silva, teen who died in I-80 car crash
Mission Local
People We Meet: Jorge Lopez hopes the World Cup ‘festival’ amps up soon 
The owner of Elite Sports Soccer in San Francisco has provided the Mission with sports gear for over 30 years. This could be his big moment. People We Meet: Jorge Lopez hopes the World Cup ‘festival’ amps up soon 
1 hour ago
Mission Local
People We Meet: Jorge Lopez hopes the World Cup ‘festival’ amps up soon 
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SF Standard
A serious diner never leaves seating to chance
There are regular restaurant lovers. And then there are table-number psychopaths.
2 hours ago
SF Standard
A serious diner never leaves seating to chance
Mission Local
Bayview views
At Bayview Park. Photo by Laura Maguire. Bayview views
2 hours ago
Mission Local
Bayview views
SF Standard
Chaos and infighting: Inside the implosion of Matt Mahan’s governor’s race
The San Jose mayor entered the race pitching himself to voters as the antidote to Sacramento’s dysfunction. His campaign became its own form of turmoil.
2 hours ago
SF Standard
Chaos and infighting: Inside the implosion of Matt Mahan’s governor’s race
SF Standard
Lurie, Curry, Coppola, and Crenn: SF’s biggest stars drop video ‘love letter’ to the city
The celeb-studded video, directed by Joe Talbot, features a coyote and Daniel Lurie dropping an F-bomb.
2 hours ago
SF Standard
Lurie, Curry, Coppola, and Crenn: SF’s biggest stars drop video ‘love letter’ to the city
SF Standard
SF parking tickets are back with a vengeance to ruin your Saturdays and nights out
They’re more expensive, and more are issued at night and on weekends than before the pandemic.
2 hours ago
SF Standard
SF parking tickets are back with a vengeance to ruin your Saturdays and nights out
SF Standard
The best events in SF, from Sundown Cinema and Stern Grove to Juneteenth in the Fillmore
Plus, the return of the Sunset Night Market, World Cup watch parties, Pride events, a free Dirtybird rave downtown, and a picnic for three-legged dogs.
2 hours ago
SF Standard
The best events in SF, from Sundown Cinema and Stern Grove to Juneteenth in the Fillmore
Mission Local
Where can you watch the World Cup in San Francisco? Use our guide.
Mission Local's comprehensive guide to finding a TV screen to scream at in unison as you watch soccer come to America. Where can you watch the World Cup in San Francisco? Use our guide.
2 hours ago
Mission Local
Where can you watch the World Cup in San Francisco? Use our guide.
Mission Local
He used to inform on immigrants. Now he’s being pursued by ICE.
Alberto once worked as an informant for immigration agents, who promised him papers. Years later, ICE arrested him. He used to inform on immigrants. Now he’s being pursued by ICE.
3 hours ago
Mission Local
He used to inform on immigrants. Now he’s being pursued by ICE.
Mission Local
New data raises questions about San Francisco’s decision to replace $8M nonprofit pretrial services with $12.7M city program
San Francisco court data shared Tuesday challenges the success of a widely respected nonprofit serving defendants awaiting trial. New data raises questions about San Francisco’s decision to replace $8M nonprofit pretrial services with $12.7M city program
4 hours ago
Mission Local
New data raises questions about San Francisco’s decision to replace $8M nonprofit pretrial services with $12.7M city program
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SFiST
Day Around the Bay: Natalie Gee Withdraws From November Election For District 4 Supervisor
A 33-year-old swimmer aims to be the first person to swim the entire California coast; an activist was convicted after protesting in front of OpenAI’s headquarters last year; and Natalie Gee has dropped out of the November race for District 4 supervisor.
13 hours ago
SFiST
Day Around the Bay: Natalie Gee Withdraws From November Election For District 4 Supervisor
SFiST
SCRAP Creative Reuse Center Buys Building In SF’s Bayview Twice the Size of Old Space
Beloved SF art center SCRAP is nearly doubling in size with the purchase of its own 26,000-square-foot building in the Bayview District not far from its current location, and the transition will take place in phases over the summer.
15 hours ago
SFiST
SCRAP Creative Reuse Center Buys Building In SF’s Bayview Twice the Size of Old Space
SF Standard
Labor groups split on Billionaire Tax
Unlike San Francisco’s Overpaid CEO Tax, which enjoyed broad labor support, the state measure is facing resistance from within organized labor.
16 hours ago
SF Standard
Labor groups split on Billionaire Tax
SFiST
Oakland Man Dies at Santa Rita Jail After Hospital Release Within a Week of Prior Jail Death
An Oakland man died at Santa Rita Jail Saturday after being released from the hospital an hour earlier, marking the jail’s third in-custody death this year and the second within a week.
17 hours ago
SFiST
Oakland Man Dies at Santa Rita Jail After Hospital Release Within a Week of Prior Jail Death
SFiST
October EDM Festival In Napa to Grow This Year, Feature Kygo and Zedd
An electronic music festival that launched last year at Napa's Meritage Resort is returning in early October, and will expand from one to two days, with headliners Kygo and Zedd.
18 hours ago
SFiST
October EDM Festival In Napa to Grow This Year, Feature Kygo and Zedd
SFiST
DOJ Opens Inquiry Into Gender and Sex Ed Policies at SFUSD, Three Other Districts Ahead of Maria Su’s DC Visit
As SFUSD Superintendent Maria Su prepares to give testimony in Washington DC Wednesday, the DOJ announced it’s performing a compliance review into policies surrounding gender and sexuality at SF public schools along with three other California school districts.
22 hours ago
SFiST
DOJ Opens Inquiry Into Gender and Sex Ed Policies at SFUSD, Three Other Districts Ahead of Maria Su’s DC Visit
SFiST
Tuesday Morning Topline: Another Clipper Glitch Lets BART Riders Ride Free
A pedestrian killed last week in SoMa has been identified as a postal worker; a Clipper glitch let people ride BART for free on Monday; and there are several unnamed finalists for Oakland police chief, but they won't be revealed to the public.
23 hours ago
SFiST
Tuesday Morning Topline: Another Clipper Glitch Lets BART Riders Ride Free
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