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Kawakami: Natalie Nakase fell, then got back up, and the Valkyries kept flying

After the Valkyries coach collapsed to the floor, she got up and kept working for the final 100 seconds of the most important game in franchise history.

4 hours ago

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Kawakami: Natalie Nakase fell, then got back up, and the Valkyries kept flying

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On Mission Street. Photo by Angel Mayorga. Nelson

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The ‘Eataly of Asian cuisine’ is big on spectacle, short on substance

Despite its sprawling footprint, Asia Live is more restaurant than grocery store — and a potential letdown for anyone hoping to stock their pantry.

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The ‘Eataly of Asian cuisine’ is big on spectacle, short on substance

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Ho Yin Mo, California Assembly aide detained by ICE, is freed

“I’m excited to return to my work serving San Franciscans, who have shown time and again what community truly means,” said Mo. Ho Yin Mo, California Assembly aide detained by ICE, is freed

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Ho Yin Mo, California Assembly aide detained by ICE, is freed

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Day Around the Bay: Jed York Suspended For Six Games Over Solicitation Arrest

A married couple in their 60s was found dead of gunshot wounds in a possible murder-suicide in the Berkeley hills; 49ers owner Jed York has been fined and suspended for six games over his solicitation arrest in Ohio; and the Flydubai pilot in Wednesday's near-crash was known to have extremist views.

17 hours ago

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Day Around the Bay: Jed York Suspended For Six Games Over Solicitation Arrest

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This Week In Food: Handrolls All Over

Athanor arrives in Lower Pac Heights, Handroll Hawker opens its doors in Russian Hill, and Mama Ji's calls it quits after 15 years in the Castro, all in This Week in Food.

18 hours ago

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This Week In Food: Handrolls All Over

Mission Local

Newsom sends $7.5 billion science bond to 2028 ballot

Bill signed by Newsom atop the Golden Gate Bridge will support research hit by federal cuts — but missed deadline for this November ballot. Newsom sends $7.5 billion science bond to 2028 ballot

18 hours ago

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Newsom sends $7.5 billion science bond to 2028 ballot

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Hunters Point Shipyard’s Iconic Crane to Be Transformed As Part of Multimedia Light Show

A public art installation will showcase Hunters Point Shipyard’s gigantic crane in a 40-minute multimedia light show starting next weekend, as part of the SF Arts Commission’s series celebrating monuments that honor under-recognized communities.

19 hours ago

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Hunters Point Shipyard’s Iconic Crane to Be Transformed As Part of Multimedia Light Show

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From Palestine to Mexico in search of her parents’ homes: Traces of Home makes its Roxie debut

Filmmaker Colette Ghunim traveled with her parents to Palestine and Mexico in search of the homes they were forced to leave decades ago. From Palestine to Mexico in search of her parents’ homes: Traces of Home makes its Roxie debut

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From Palestine to Mexico in search of her parents’ homes: Traces of Home makes its Roxie debut

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New Report on LA Wildfires Recommends Rethinking How Urban Wildfires Are Fought

A new report commissioned by the state of California, examining the successes and failures of the firefighting effort in the Palisades and Eaton fires in Los Angeles last year suggests that cities must rethink how they plan for and combat wildfires in wildland-urban border areas.

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New Report on LA Wildfires Recommends Rethinking How Urban Wildfires Are Fought

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15 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Performers Will Pay Tribute to Dolly Parton

There's going to be a whole lot of Dolly love at this year's Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, the free festival's 26th outing in Golden Gate Park.

21 hours ago

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15 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Performers Will Pay Tribute to Dolly Parton

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Los Angeles Apparel, successor to American Apparel, is opening a Union Square store

Dov Charney’s basics brand was drawn to “the energy and the foot traffic” of Union Square.

21 hours ago

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Los Angeles Apparel, successor to American Apparel, is opening a Union Square store

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Blockbuster exhibit “Between You and Me” opens to throngs at SFMOMA

RM lives in a hyper-paced world of celebrity, but art allows him to slow down. “Art has always been a comfortable language for me.” Blockbuster exhibit “Between You and Me” opens to throngs at SFMOMA

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Blockbuster exhibit “Between You and Me” opens to throngs at SFMOMA

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AI was the hot new topic at San Francisco’s first congressional debate

Connie Chan and Scott Wiener argued about AI regulation and clarified their positions on Israel at Thursday night's debate. AI was the hot new topic at San Francisco’s first congressional debate

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AI was the hot new topic at San Francisco’s first congressional debate

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Man Dies In Hunters Point Shooting

One man was fatally shot Thursday evening in San Francisco's Hunters Point neighborhood, marking the city's 19th homicide of the year to date.

22 hours ago

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Man Dies In Hunters Point Shooting

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49ers owner Jed York suspended 6 games, fined $500,000: ‘I am deeply sorry’

He is the first 49ers owner disciplined by the league since Eddie DeBartolo Jr. was issued a one-year suspension and ordered to pay a $1 million fine in 1999.

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49ers owner Jed York suspended 6 games, fined $500,000: ‘I am deeply sorry’

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The Valkyries’ biggest advantage in Game 3 is the one that failed them in Dallas

Golden State’s elite defense helped secure the No. 2 seed. Friday’s elimination game provides its toughest test yet.

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The Valkyries’ biggest advantage in Game 3 is the one that failed them in Dallas

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Maria Su warns SF teachers not to delete student records as DOJ investigation heats up

The Justice Department is probing SFUSD over gender and sexuality instruction, superintendent tells staff.

24 hours ago

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Maria Su warns SF teachers not to delete student records as DOJ investigation heats up