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Cal opens the Tosh Lupoi era with hype — and a wake-up call

In front of a sellout crowd, quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele and the Bears crumbled in the second half against UCLA.

4 hours ago

SF Standard

Cal opens the Tosh Lupoi era with hype — and a wake-up call

SF Standard

Natalie Nakase, Kaitlyn Chen, and the underdog mentality driving the Valkyries

A coach who knows what it’s like to be underestimated has helped an overlooked point guard become a key contributor.

4 hours ago

SF Standard

Natalie Nakase, Kaitlyn Chen, and the underdog mentality driving the Valkyries

Mission Local

Woman in Japantown

At Sutter and Laguna Streets. Photo by Jay A. Martin. Woman in Japantown

4 hours ago

Mission Local

Woman in Japantown

Mission Local

Meet the 71-year-old keeping tabs on Concord's immigration court

Jere Ramsey and some three dozen volunteers have become the record-keepers of the Bay Area's de facto immigration court in Concord. Meet the 71-year-old keeping tabs on Concord's immigration court

6 hours ago

Mission Local

Meet the 71-year-old keeping tabs on Concord's immigration court

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SFiST

One Person Stabbed in Mid-Morning Incident at Crissy Field

According to the San Francisco Police Department, one unidentified victim has been taken to a local hospital after they were stabbed near Crissy Field earlier today. They are currently being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

18 hours ago

SFiST

One Person Stabbed in Mid-Morning Incident at Crissy Field

SFiST

KQED Agrees to Pay Nearly $900,00 to Settle Wage-Theft Lawsuit

San Francisco public broadcaster KQED has agreed to fork over $895,000 in relation to a class-action lawsuit accusing them of rampant wage-theft. First filed in 2024, the lawsuit's proposed settlement will undergo a final approval hearing in SF Superior Court in November.

19 hours ago

SFiST

KQED Agrees to Pay Nearly $900,00 to Settle Wage-Theft Lawsuit

SFiST

Saturday Links: Stanford University to Retire Jersey of Late Goalkeeper Katie Meyer

The Marin teenager in prison for stealing Guy Fieri's Lamborghini among other crimes has parole revoked; San Jose sees second bicycle-related fatality in as many days; and Portola Music Festival woos secret raver Nicole Kidman.

22 hours ago

SFiST

Saturday Links: Stanford University to Retire Jersey of Late Goalkeeper Katie Meyer

SF Standard

A West Portal project doubled in size. It’s the latest in SF’s ‘F your feelings’ era

Local businesses are reckoning with the reality that a major West Portal development could whiz through the approvals process.

1 day ago

SF Standard

A West Portal project doubled in size. It’s the latest in SF’s ‘F your feelings’ era

Mission Local

Additional textures

On Mission Street. Photo by Angel Mayorga. Additional textures

1 day ago

Mission Local

Additional textures

SF Standard

Opinion: Cartoon: The last human job in SF

The city’s skyline is one long pitch for artificial intelligence. Except one holdout.

1 day ago

SF Standard

Opinion: Cartoon: The last human job in SF

SF Standard

The Waggle: Why everyone was talking about hot girls in SF this week

Also in The Waggle: Portola seeks Nicole Kidman, the rich-person meetup that wasn’t, adventures in luxury listings, and the opposite of FOMO at Burning Man.

1 day ago

SF Standard

The Waggle: Why everyone was talking about hot girls in SF this week

SF Standard

The kids love caviar. SF’s Michelin-starred restaurants have a new set of regulars

From $2,200 birthday dinners to Burberry-clad 4-year-olds, a new generation of diners is taking over the most exclusive tables.

1 day ago

SF Standard

The kids love caviar. SF’s Michelin-starred restaurants have a new set of regulars

Mission Local

22 years after it was built, a cafe on the shore of Mission Creek finally opens

After being built as a restaurant space in 2002, the Mission Bay Creek Park Pavilion was left vacant for 22 years. What happened? 22 years after it was built, a cafe on the shore of Mission Creek finally opens

1 day ago

Mission Local

22 years after it was built, a cafe on the shore of Mission Creek finally opens

Mission Local

People We Meet: Coach Julio Muñoz, the Mission's tennis guy

Julio Muñoz is a Mission native who has been playing and coaching tennis here for most of his life. People We Meet: Coach Julio Muñoz, the Mission's tennis guy

1 day ago

Mission Local

People We Meet: Coach Julio Muñoz, the Mission's tennis guy

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: Hazmat Situation at Presidio Golf Course

One person was hospitalized after emergency personnel responded to hazardous materials incident in the Presidio; a federal judge extended the injunction stopping new mail voting restrictions from taking effect; and Diplo is once again caught in the mud at Burning Man.

1 day ago

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: Hazmat Situation at Presidio Golf Course

SFiST

Man In His 50s Dies at Burning Man; Gates Stay Closed Due to Rain and Mud

Burning Man is having another less-than-great weather year, and Thursday brought news of the first death on the playa for 2026.

1 day ago

SFiST

Man In His 50s Dies at Burning Man; Gates Stay Closed Due to Rain and Mud

Mission Local

Mayor Lurie will indefinitely continue ‘90 day strategy’ to clean up Mission BART plazas

Multiple city agencies have worked together over the last 90 days at the Mission BART plazas. Neighbors say that results are too inconsistent. Mayor Lurie will indefinitely continue ‘90 day strategy’ to clean up Mission BART plazas

1 day ago

Mission Local

Mayor Lurie will indefinitely continue ‘90 day strategy’ to clean up Mission BART plazas

SFiST

This Week In Food: More Fancy Takeout Sushi, Please

A new sushi takeout spot comes to the Fillmore, Tacos El Patron also debuts in the Fillmore, the Greek Food Festival is coming up, and more in This Week in Food.

1 day ago

SFiST

This Week In Food: More Fancy Takeout Sushi, Please