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Anti-AIPAC group that denounced Connie Chan now endorsing Chan

Track AIPAC has reversed course and is now endorsing Connie Chan for Congress after publicly denouncing her before the June primary. Anti-AIPAC group that denounced Connie Chan now endorsing Chan

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Mission Local

Anti-AIPAC group that denounced Connie Chan now endorsing Chan

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Mission Local

After a family was killed at a West Portal bus stop, the street was redesigned. Did it work?

SFMTA made a series of changes to the West Portal following a fatal crash. Nine months later, its first data is out. After a family was killed at a West Portal bus stop, the street was redesigned. Did it work?

1 hour ago

Mission Local

After a family was killed at a West Portal bus stop, the street was redesigned. Did it work?

SFiST

Tuesday Morning Topline: Giant Crow Sculptures Defaced By Vandal

The CA DMV is expanding its digital ID program to 60% of drivers; bars in SF and San Jose saw a significant bump in business from the World Cup; and the giant crow sculptures in the Panhandle got defaced over the weekend.

1 hour ago

SFiST

Tuesday Morning Topline: Giant Crow Sculptures Defaced By Vandal

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SF Standard

The Valkyries’ winning streak is over. It barely dents a stunning first half

Kaitlyn Chen and Janelle Salaun are anchoring the WNBA’s most productive bench and Golden State enters the All-Star break at 19-8.

2 hours ago

SF Standard

The Valkyries’ winning streak is over. It barely dents a stunning first half

SF Standard

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pumps $75 million into Vanderbilt’s CCA revival

Jensen and Lori Huang’s matching gift to the university anchors a new college of art, architecture, and design on the former California College of the Arts site.

3 hours ago

SF Standard

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pumps $75 million into Vanderbilt’s CCA revival

SF Standard

Jollibee announces long-awaited opening of San Francisco location

Plans to open a restaurant on Market Street have been in the works since 2020.

3 hours ago

SF Standard

Jollibee announces long-awaited opening of San Francisco location

SF Standard

Indie booksellers to Lurie: What the hell are you doing with Barnes & Noble?

For downtown’s recovery, the city needs to fill both small and large vacancies. For small bookstores, that means an a corporate giant could be shopping around.

5 hours ago

SF Standard

Indie booksellers to Lurie: What the hell are you doing with Barnes & Noble?

SF Standard

SFPD promised transparency on rape kits. It waited 10 years

A 2016 mandate ordered public reporting on every case. The department buried it until The Standard came asking.

5 hours ago

SF Standard

SFPD promised transparency on rape kits. It waited 10 years

SF Standard

‘Who is accountable?’ Kaiser therapists challenge use of AI in mental health screening

As the provider and its therapists clash over AI, a new complaint says an algorithm, not a clinician, is deciding patients’ care within seconds.

5 hours ago

SF Standard

‘Who is accountable?’ Kaiser therapists challenge use of AI in mental health screening

Mission Local

A bug in the garden

Palou Avenue. Photo by Walter Mackins. A bug in the garden

5 hours ago

Mission Local

A bug in the garden

Mission Local

S.F. high-tech police surveillance center gets $3M gift, partly for ‘counter drone’ tech

The surveillance center helps police find suspects and aids arrests using drones and license plate reading cameras. S.F. high-tech police surveillance center gets $3M gift, partly for ‘counter drone’ tech

6 hours ago

Mission Local

S.F. high-tech police surveillance center gets $3M gift, partly for ‘counter drone’ tech

Mission Local

In Yerba Buena, property owners are helping bankroll the arts

Amid city arts cuts elsewhere, this neighborhood group awarded $193,000 for murals, performances and community events In Yerba Buena, property owners are helping bankroll the arts

7 hours ago

Mission Local

In Yerba Buena, property owners are helping bankroll the arts

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SFiST

Day Around the Bay: Clint Reilly, Longtime SF Politico and Owner of the Examiner, Dies at 79

Clint Reilly, the longtime SF political consultant and downtown real estate owner, has died; a group linked to Lowell High School is suing over an ethnic studies curriculum; and there was a serious late-afternoon backup on the lower deck of the Bay Bridge.

17 hours ago

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: Clint Reilly, Longtime SF Politico and Owner of the Examiner, Dies at 79

SFiST

New Haight Street Restaurant Becomes Target of Ridicule, Graffiti Over AI Images on Storefront Menu

A new restaurant and cafe that opened on Haight Street in the former Citrus Club spot, which closed in April after three decades, received backlash over the “slop” food images featured on its AI-generated storefront menu.

17 hours ago

SFiST

New Haight Street Restaurant Becomes Target of Ridicule, Graffiti Over AI Images on Storefront Menu

Mission Local

8 injured in Mission District crash, SFPD arrests driver

The Mission District pursuit ended in a crash at 300 South Van Ness Ave., at 14th Street, injuring eight. 8 injured in Mission District crash, SFPD arrests driver

18 hours ago

Mission Local

8 injured in Mission District crash, SFPD arrests driver

SFiST

SF Supe Introduces Bills Letting Small Businesses Negotiate Rent, Sell to Employees

Two proposals by Supervisor Connie Chan would let small businesses with the same landlord negotiate rents collectively while giving employees the first opportunity to buy the business if an owner decides to sell.

19 hours ago

SFiST

SF Supe Introduces Bills Letting Small Businesses Negotiate Rent, Sell to Employees

SFiST

Leo's Oyster Bar Closes After 11 Years In the FiDi

The retro-chic Champagne and oyster bar Leo's has quietly shut its doors in the Financial District, a decade after garnering national acclaim for its design.

19 hours ago

SFiST

Leo's Oyster Bar Closes After 11 Years In the FiDi

SFiST

Oasis Makes Its Grand Return In SoMa, With Refreshed Look, Full Slate of Events

"This is what queer joy looks like!" declared D'Arcy Drollinger, celebrating the reopening Friday of Oasis, the SoMa nightclub and cabaret venue she cofounded a decade ago.

20 hours ago

SFiST

Oasis Makes Its Grand Return In SoMa, With Refreshed Look, Full Slate of Events