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Day Around the Bay: Another Planet Announces Fall 'Daytime Disco' Party in Union Square

San Mateo authorities recover a 1971 Chevy Chevelle missing since 1993; Luigi Mangione admits in court to shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO; and Another Planet is putting on another 'Daytime Disco' party in Union Square next month.

5 hours ago

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Day Around the Bay: Another Planet Announces Fall 'Daytime Disco' Party in Union Square

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This Week In Food: SF Beer Master Preps New Brewpub In San Rafael

A new bistro is headed to the Lower Haight called Passages, former Magnolia guy Dave McLean is opening a new brewpub for his new beer brand in San Rafael, and Chronicle critic MacKenzie Chung Fegan returns from maternity leave to review Esme, all in This Week in Food.

5 hours ago

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This Week In Food: SF Beer Master Preps New Brewpub In San Rafael

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YIMBY leaders give Mayor Lurie a B- on housing. Mayor Mamdani? He gets an A-.

San Francisco YIMBY leader describes ‘slowly festering irritation’ with Mayor Daniel Lurie. YIMBY leaders give Mayor Lurie a B- on housing. Mayor Mamdani? He gets an A-.

6 hours ago

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YIMBY leaders give Mayor Lurie a B- on housing. Mayor Mamdani? He gets an A-.

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Waymo Receives Approval to Expand Future Service to Entire Bay Area

The California Public Utilities Commission has given Waymo approval to expand its service to the rest of the Bay Area and other parts of California.

6 hours ago

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Waymo Receives Approval to Expand Future Service to Entire Bay Area

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The Mess Hall, With Three Restaurants, a Bar and Market, Opens In the Presidio Tunnel Tops Park on Saturday

The long-awaited final piece of the Presidio Tunnel Tops Park, the food hall concession called The Mess Hall, opens this weekend with six separate food and beverage concepts inside including three restaurants.

7 hours ago

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The Mess Hall, With Three Restaurants, a Bar and Market, Opens In the Presidio Tunnel Tops Park on Saturday

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A second act for Saikat Chakrabarti backers? A left-leaning YIMBY Democratic club.

“Maybe it was only 20 percent, but 20 percent in a city like this is more than enough, far more than enough to swing a race” A second act for Saikat Chakrabarti backers? A left-leaning YIMBY Democratic club.

7 hours ago

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A second act for Saikat Chakrabarti backers? A left-leaning YIMBY Democratic club.

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‘Section 415’ podcast: How the Warriors are thinking about the future

GM Mike Dunleavy and owner Joe Lacob are targeting the February trade deadline as the next chance for the team to make a splash.

8 hours ago

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‘Section 415’ podcast: How the Warriors are thinking about the future

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Redwood City Liquor Store Fire Deemed to Have Been Murder-Suicide

Investigators now say that a fire at a strip-mall liquor store in Redwood City last fall was deliberately set, and that the manager of the store who died in the fire was the arsonist, staging the scene to make it appear he was a victim.

9 hours ago

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Redwood City Liquor Store Fire Deemed to Have Been Murder-Suicide

Mission Local

Review: GaHee Park looks behind the curtain at new Yerba Buena art show

Korean-born artist GaHee Park opens her first U.S. museum show, "Behind the Curtain," at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Review: GaHee Park looks behind the curtain at new Yerba Buena art show

9 hours ago

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Review: GaHee Park looks behind the curtain at new Yerba Buena art show

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Seattle Man Embarks on Cross-Country Bike Ride From SF to NYC

A cyclist from Seattle is documenting his cross-country road trip on TikTok, which he began at the Golden Gate Bridge, and he aims to reach New York City within a month.

9 hours ago

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Seattle Man Embarks on Cross-Country Bike Ride From SF to NYC

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Excelsior Buzz: Incoming big arts at the parks, end of summer night market, and a new Guatemalan restaurant

Three art pieces, two at McLaren Park and one at Balboa Park, will come to the Excelsior area as part of Big Art Loop. Excelsior Buzz: Incoming big arts at the parks, end of summer night market, and a new Guatemalan restaurant

10 hours ago

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Excelsior Buzz: Incoming big arts at the parks, end of summer night market, and a new Guatemalan restaurant

SF Standard

Billionaire tech investor scoops up another Fillmore building

Years after a slew of purchases sparked backlash, the reaction to a new acquisition is more muted. The corridor has also started signing its first new tenants.

11 hours ago

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Billionaire tech investor scoops up another Fillmore building

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Is preseason football meaningless? Not for the 49ers fighting for a $600,000 raise

Kurtis Rourke and Sebastian Valdez are two 49ers players who can increase their earning power with strong preseason performances.

12 hours ago

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Is preseason football meaningless? Not for the 49ers fighting for a $600,000 raise

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How the Giants landed the 2028 MLB All-Star Game at Oracle Park

San Francisco will host MLB’s All-Star festivities, including the Home Run Derby, before the 2028 Olympics take place in Los Angeles.

14 hours ago

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How the Giants landed the 2028 MLB All-Star Game at Oracle Park

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The polycule route to self-knowledge

Our new relationships column: The year I spent in a group of 13 lovers taught me more about sex, relationships, and boundaries than anything before or since.

16 hours ago

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The polycule route to self-knowledge

Mission Local

Trailer party

At 43rd Avenue and Kirkham Street. Photo by Junyao Yang. Trailer party

16 hours ago

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Trailer party

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‘I’m not the one that should be in jail’: OpenAI protester, 69, turns herself in

Wynd Kaufman is surrendering to authorities Friday morning for her role in a protest outside OpenAI headquarters.

16 hours ago

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‘I’m not the one that should be in jail’: OpenAI protester, 69, turns herself in

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As S.F. schools start, immigrant families lean on patchwork of help beyond the classroom

As immigrant students return to school after summer break, a network of organizations helps support the families with legal aid, housing resources and more. As S.F. schools start, immigrant families lean on patchwork of help beyond the classroom

18 hours ago

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As S.F. schools start, immigrant families lean on patchwork of help beyond the classroom