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Judge extends halt on Gilroy ICE facility, promises full ruling within a week

The pause comes after a lawsuit was filed by California's attorney general Judge extends halt on Gilroy ICE facility, promises full ruling within a week

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Mission Local

Judge extends halt on Gilroy ICE facility, promises full ruling within a week

SF Standard

An SF nurse said her anti-racism teacher was racist. Now, the feds are investigating

The federal government says San Francisco stonewalled document requests for over a year in a discrimination case tied to a mandatory “anti-racism” seminar.

2 hours ago

SF Standard

An SF nurse said her anti-racism teacher was racist. Now, the feds are investigating

Mission Local

San Francisco’s DA wants to change the California constitution

A recent court ruling makes it harder to keep people in jail before trial. DA Brooke Jenkins wants to change the laws that made it possible. San Francisco’s DA wants to change the California constitution

2 hours ago

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San Francisco’s DA wants to change the California constitution

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: Vallejo Authorities Still Searching For Leads In 2016 Pearl Pinson Case

A 49ers writer is taking Australia by storm; Berkeley is bracing for an impending rollout of Waymo robotaxis, which could happen quietly at any moment; and Vallejo authorities are still searching for info in the 2016 kidnapping of Pearl Pinson

2 hours ago

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: Vallejo Authorities Still Searching For Leads In 2016 Pearl Pinson Case

Mission Local

Meet the District 6 candidate: What should 'revitalizing' 6th St. look like?

The city’s latest approach to Sixth Street is reviving an old debate over what public safety means, and who the corridor should serve Meet the District 6 candidate: What should 'revitalizing' 6th St. look like?

3 hours ago

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Meet the District 6 candidate: What should 'revitalizing' 6th St. look like?

SFiST

Murals in the Mission’s Clarion Alley Destroyed, Landlord Claims It Was Removing Graffiti

A property management company painted over four murals in the Mission’s iconic Clarion Alley, claiming it was removing graffiti, and the murals’ organizers are working to restore the lost work and prevent any more from being ruined in the future.

4 hours ago

SFiST

Murals in the Mission’s Clarion Alley Destroyed, Landlord Claims It Was Removing Graffiti

Mission Local

Tenderloin dog attack leaves woman in critical condition. It’s neighborhood’s 11th dog bite in a month.

The Tenderloin just had its 11th dog attack in a month, leaving a woman in critical condition. Tenderloin dog attack leaves woman in critical condition. It’s neighborhood’s 11th dog bite in a month.

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Tenderloin dog attack leaves woman in critical condition. It’s neighborhood’s 11th dog bite in a month.

SF Standard

‘Section 415’ podcast: Uncovering the mysteries of Giants ownership

The Standard spoke to several owners throughout the 2026 season to learn how the group of investors that bought the team in 1993 has changed.

6 hours ago

SF Standard

‘Section 415’ podcast: Uncovering the mysteries of Giants ownership

SFiST

Vicious Dog Attack In SF’s Tenderloin Leaves Woman With Traumatic Injuries

Witnesses say a woman was dragged in the street by a large unleashed dog in SF’s Tenderloin neighborhood Tuesday morning, and she was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

6 hours ago

SFiST

Vicious Dog Attack In SF’s Tenderloin Leaves Woman With Traumatic Injuries

SFiST

Billboard Icon Anh Phoong Will Pay You $10K For a Good Jingle

Being memorable to everyone is key to getting lucrative personal-injury cases, as the Barnes Firm, Sweet James, Walkup Law, the Law Brothers, and others have shown with their ubiquitous TV advertising. Now Anh Phoong wants in on the action.

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SFiST

Billboard Icon Anh Phoong Will Pay You $10K For a Good Jingle

SFiST

Woman Who Was Nearly Killed By Child Driver In Oakland Is Relearning To Walk

Doctors say it could take two years for 31-year-old Kiara Bowling to recover from the traumatic brain injury that nearly killed her when a car allegedly driven by a seven-year-old struck her in Oakland last month.

8 hours ago

SFiST

Woman Who Was Nearly Killed By Child Driver In Oakland Is Relearning To Walk

SFiST

Everything We Know About This Elizabeth Holmes Documentary From A24 and Nathan Fielder

A small group of festival-goers and critics got a sneak-preview screening Sunday night at the Telluride Film Festival of Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's top-secret Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything.' Here's what we know.

10 hours ago

SFiST

Everything We Know About This Elizabeth Holmes Documentary From A24 and Nathan Fielder

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SF Standard

Can cloud seeding make people hate data centers less?

Tech companies are exploring artificially making it rain to address their water problems.

15 hours ago

SF Standard

Can cloud seeding make people hate data centers less?

SF Standard

San Francisco’s RV crackdown is screwing over people who aren’t homeless

Cargo van owners and families with modified vehicles are getting caught in the crossfire.

15 hours ago

SF Standard

San Francisco’s RV crackdown is screwing over people who aren’t homeless

SF Standard

The ex-Airbnb exec betting Silicon Valley can reshape San Francisco dining

As a new generation of tech wealth emerges in San Francisco, Ligaya Tichy wants to put some of it to work at restaurants and bars.

15 hours ago

SF Standard

The ex-Airbnb exec betting Silicon Valley can reshape San Francisco dining

Mission Local

Remnants of a thousand posters

At Geary Boulevard and 18th Avenue. Photo by Neal Wong. Remnants of a thousand posters

15 hours ago

Mission Local

Remnants of a thousand posters

Mission Local

S.F. jail count plummets to lowest level since pandemic years

There are fewer people in San Francisco’s jail than there have been for years, despite arrests going up. Here’s why. S.F. jail count plummets to lowest level since pandemic years

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Mission Local

S.F. jail count plummets to lowest level since pandemic years