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Sergeant Ma, a New China Basin Restaurant With Chinese and Vietnamese Flavors, Opens In Two Weeks

In a rare occurrence for a San Francisco restaurant, Sergeant Ma, the latest concept from the restaurant group behind Trestle and 7 Adams, is opening as scheduled next month in a space that had not previously housed a restaurant in China Basin.

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Sergeant Ma, a New China Basin Restaurant With Chinese and Vietnamese Flavors, Opens In Two Weeks

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Lurie touts settlement to fix neglected apartments, but tenants’ trust is harder to repair

The Alice Griffith Apartments opened in 2017 but have suffered from neglect.

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Lurie touts settlement to fix neglected apartments, but tenants’ trust is harder to repair

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ICE Agent’s Gun Found In SFO Restroom Day Before Ukrainian Woman’s Arrest

During an investigation into ICE’s violent arrest of Ukrainian immigrant Iryna Gorb at SFO last month, it was discovered that an agent’s gun had been left unattended in a Terminal 2 restroom the day before.

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ICE Agent’s Gun Found In SFO Restroom Day Before Ukrainian Woman’s Arrest

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11th Annual Flower Piano to Bring Music to SF Botanical Garden Once More

Dates have been announced for the 11th annual Flower Piano in the SF Botanical Garden, in Golden Gate Park. The beloved, annual event brings a dozen pianos to different spots in the garden with both scheduled performers and free play sessions.

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11th Annual Flower Piano to Bring Music to SF Botanical Garden Once More

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Train to Perform on Haight Street Outside Mad Dog In the Fog For Album Release Party Today

Haight and Ashbury streets are closed Thursday afternoon (today) for a block party celebrating Grammy-award winning band Train’s latest album, 'Mad Dog in the Fog,' outside the pub that inspired the name.

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Train to Perform on Haight Street Outside Mad Dog In the Fog For Album Release Party Today

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Owner of Bayview Affordable Housing Complex Agrees to $9 Million Settlement Over Violations

A St. Louis-based developer has agreed to pay $9 million settlement to the city of SF over numerous health and safety violations at its property, Alice Griffith Apartments, a 337-unit affordable housing complex in Bayview.

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Owner of Bayview Affordable Housing Complex Agrees to $9 Million Settlement Over Violations

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Following Contentious Public Meeting, SF Dems Endorse Manny Yekutiel for District 8

In spite of an accusation earlier this summer of aggressive groping, and following an independent investigation into the incident, the SF Democratic Party voted Wednesday to endorse cafe owner Manny Yekutiel for District 8 supervisor.

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Following Contentious Public Meeting, SF Dems Endorse Manny Yekutiel for District 8

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The worst part of the Giants’ historic 9th inning collapse? It was meaningless

The franchise is now 2,208-1 when leading by six runs or more entering the ninth inning.

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The worst part of the Giants’ historic 9th inning collapse? It was meaningless

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An ambitious waterfront restaurant from the restaurateurs known for affordable prix-fixe

Sergeant Ma, opening Sept. 9 in Mission Bay, blends fine-dining technique with Chinese and Vietnamese flavors.

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An ambitious waterfront restaurant from the restaurateurs known for affordable prix-fixe

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ICE agent’s gun found in SFO bathroom

A flight attendant found the weapon a day before agents arrested a Ukrainian woman at the airport in a viral incident.

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ICE agent’s gun found in SFO bathroom

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Rize Up, San Francisco’s first Black-owned sourdough bakery, is opening a cafe

Four years, two disasters, and zero investors later, Azikiwee “Z” Anderson is ready to welcome the public into his SoMa space.

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Rize Up, San Francisco’s first Black-owned sourdough bakery, is opening a cafe

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Super El Niño could batter SF’s waterfront. It’s his job to be ready

Michael Martin, the city’s new port chief, inherited a massive seawall renovation project and piers that have been “coming soon” for years.

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Super El Niño could batter SF’s waterfront. It’s his job to be ready