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No Known Prenup Could Leave Nvidia CEO’s Wife With $63 Billion Divorce

Lori Huang, the wife of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, could potentially be entitled to half his $125 billion fortune if they get divorced following his affair with a woman believed to be a spy, as it's unclear if there's a prenuptial agreement.

56 minutes ago

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No Known Prenup Could Leave Nvidia CEO’s Wife With $63 Billion Divorce

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Family of Chantel Brooks Keeps Search Alive With Benefit Concert, Upcoming SF Vigil

A benefit concert in Vallejo brought together Bay Area musicians and supporters Sunday to help fund the search for Chantel Brooks, who went missing in July, as her family prepares for a candlelight vigil outside her former SF workplace.

1 hour ago

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Family of Chantel Brooks Keeps Search Alive With Benefit Concert, Upcoming SF Vigil

SF Standard

Kyle Shanahan on Brandon Aiyuk’s NFL reinstatement: ‘Means absolutely nothing’

Commissioner Roger Goodell granted the 49ers a two-game roster exemption after the wide receiver was reinstated Monday.

1 hour ago

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Kyle Shanahan on Brandon Aiyuk’s NFL reinstatement: ‘Means absolutely nothing’

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CEQA Reviews to Continue as Prop 45 Is Projected to Fail

California's Proposition 45, which would have amended the state's landmark environmental protection law that some argue has been weaponized to thwart developments of all kinds, is now projected to fail as more votes have been counted.

2 hours ago

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CEQA Reviews to Continue as Prop 45 Is Projected to Fail

SF Standard

A spy, an affair, chips: What you need to know about the Jensen Huang investigation

The Nvidia CEO has admitted to an affair with a woman the DOJ has reportedly identified as a Chinese spy.

3 hours ago

SF Standard

A spy, an affair, chips: What you need to know about the Jensen Huang investigation

SFiST

SF Helps Residents Prepare For El Niño Flooding With ‘Sandbag Saturdays’ Giveaways

The city is distributing free sandbags on Saturdays through December 5 in neighborhoods prone to flooding ahead of a potentially record-setting El Niño winter, while residents can also pick them up year-round at Public Works.

3 hours ago

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SF Helps Residents Prepare For El Niño Flooding With ‘Sandbag Saturdays’ Giveaways

SF Standard

Fans brawl, 11 arrested at Levi’s Stadium

Video shows men getting knocked unconscious in a parking lot after the 49ers beat the Raiders.

4 hours ago

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Fans brawl, 11 arrested at Levi’s Stadium

SFiST

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Pledges $100M to SF Parks

Another large private donation, the largest to date from a single individual, is coming to the City of San Francisco to complete several park projects and begin new ones.

5 hours ago

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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Pledges $100M to SF Parks

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Marina Safeway Redevelopment Gets Green Light Despite Lawsuit Over Fast-Tracking

The contentious Marina Safeway redevelopment was approved despite a lawsuit challenging its fast-tracked approval and raising questions about potential contamination from the property's former industrial use and nearby gas manufacturing operations.

5 hours ago

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Marina Safeway Redevelopment Gets Green Light Despite Lawsuit Over Fast-Tracking

Mission Local

San Francisco can now create a public bank — measure declares victory

San Francisco voters have approved the city’s first-ever public bank measure, Proposition B, with 52.3% of the vote as of 4 p.m. on Sunday. San Francisco can now create a public bank — measure declares victory

6 hours ago

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San Francisco can now create a public bank — measure declares victory

SF Standard

Mays, Rice, and Curry? The Warriors star is doing what only Bay Area legends have done

Only a handful of local stars have continued performing at an elite level in their late 30s.

6 hours ago

SF Standard

Mays, Rice, and Curry? The Warriors star is doing what only Bay Area legends have done

SF Standard

SF guarantees eviction lawyers for tenants. Good luck getting one

The tenant right-to-counsel program was designed for 2,500 eviction cases a year. The city is on track for nearly 4,000.

10 hours ago

SF Standard

SF guarantees eviction lawyers for tenants. Good luck getting one

SF Standard

SFUSD’s struggle to recover from COVID, explained in 5 charts

More than six years after classrooms shut down, the district has recovered less than the state as a whole, and schools with more low-income students are further behind.

10 hours ago

SF Standard

SFUSD’s struggle to recover from COVID, explained in 5 charts

Mission Local

The nice boots

At 24th and Mission Streets. Photo by Patrick Piazza. The nice boots

10 hours ago

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The nice boots

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Jane Kim did better in Fresno than she did in San Francisco. That figures.

‘They can have their city,’ says presumptive insurance commissioner-elect, of S.F. billionaires who spent big against her Jane Kim did better in Fresno than she did in San Francisco. That figures.

12 hours ago

Mission Local

Jane Kim did better in Fresno than she did in San Francisco. That figures.

Mission Local

Westside voters, once strongly against Sunset Dunes park, flipped to save it

Voters in the Richmond and Sunset districts, who two years ago railed against the new park, have decidedly softened. Westside voters, once strongly against Sunset Dunes park, flipped to save it

13 hours ago

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Westside voters, once strongly against Sunset Dunes park, flipped to save it

Mission Local

Altar in rice and beans

On Shotwell Street. Photo by Sara Miles. Altar in rice and beans

1 day ago

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Altar in rice and beans

Mission Local

Cempaxochitl, the Mexican marigold.

At Potrero del Sol Park. Photo by Andres Jimenez Larios. Cempaxochitl, the Mexican marigold.

2 days ago

Mission Local

Cempaxochitl, the Mexican marigold.