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The 49ers answer the Seahawks’ splash with a trade for DeForest Buckner

Hours after Seattle acquired left guard Quenton Nelson from the Colts, San Francisco GM John Lynch agreed to bring Buckner back to the Bay Area.

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The 49ers answer the Seahawks’ splash with a trade for DeForest Buckner

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29-Year-Old With Multiple DUIs Charged With Murder After Excelsior Pedestrian Death

A 29-year-old man with multiple prior DUI convictions has been charged with second-degree murder for a fatal pedestrian collision on October 1 in San Francisco's Excelsior neighborhood.

51 minutes ago

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29-Year-Old With Multiple DUIs Charged With Murder After Excelsior Pedestrian Death

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Mission Local

Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Should the U.S. build more fossil fuel infrastructure?

Climate change is here. And yet, the U.S. is doubling down on fossil fuels. The Congress candidates weigh in. Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Should the U.S. build more fossil fuel infrastructure?

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Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Should the U.S. build more fossil fuel infrastructure?

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Swalwell Investigations Continue With Federal Raid of LA Mansion Where He Stayed

Former Congressman Eric Swalwell is facing potential prosecutions in two states and from the federal government, and the FBI has just raided the Los Angeles home of a wealthy developer and donor who had let Swalwell stay with him earlier this year.

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Swalwell Investigations Continue With Federal Raid of LA Mansion Where He Stayed

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23andMe to Pay $70 Million In Victim and State Settlements Over 2023 Data Breach

Bay Area-based 23andMe has agreed to pay millions over a 2023 data breach affecting 6.9 million customers, including $46.75 million for victims and a new $6 million settlement with California.

3 hours ago

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23andMe to Pay $70 Million In Victim and State Settlements Over 2023 Data Breach

Mission Local

Meet the readers of Dolores Park, Part 4

Finding balance, bites, theater and more. Meet the readers of Dolores Park, Part 4

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Meet the readers of Dolores Park, Part 4

SFiST

Sister of Reality TV Personality Kash Accused In Shooting Released From Jail to Home Confinement

Vernika Dunbar, the half-sister of reality TV personality Mackayla “Kash” Paige who is accused of accidentally shooting and killing her two weeks ago, has been released from jail with an ankle monitor and was able to attend Paige's funeral.

3 hours ago

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Sister of Reality TV Personality Kash Accused In Shooting Released From Jail to Home Confinement

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Tuesday Morning Topline: Crash Caused Northbound Golden Gate Bridge Backup

A two-car crash in the northbound lanes of the Golden Gate Bridge caused a major backup this morning; high tides flooded southern Marin and the Embarcadero; and Jay-Z will be doing the Super Bowl Halftime Show this year.

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Tuesday Morning Topline: Crash Caused Northbound Golden Gate Bridge Backup

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Feds investigate SFUSD ethnic studies course for possibly violating parental rights

The Department of Education said students were asked for potentially protected information about their families.

6 hours ago

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Feds investigate SFUSD ethnic studies course for possibly violating parental rights

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The billionaire tax fight’s biggest winners so far? Ad firms and signature gatherers

Two big winners came out of the outsized spending: a Washington D.C. consulting firm and a California signature-gathering company.

7 hours ago

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The billionaire tax fight’s biggest winners so far? Ad firms and signature gatherers

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MTS is Silicon Valley’s new favorite media machine

Meet the latest venture-funded tech news outlet. It streams for hours a day on X and wants to be “good propaganda” for the AI era.

8 hours ago

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MTS is Silicon Valley’s new favorite media machine

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Decoding my ballot: Local measures, transit taxes, and the strange D8 race

Last week we reviewed statewide races. This week, it’s all about the local props.

8 hours ago

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Decoding my ballot: Local measures, transit taxes, and the strange D8 race

Mission Local

The contrail blues

On 24th Street. Photo by Angel Mayorga. The contrail blues

8 hours ago

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The contrail blues

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This is the worst Yaxel Lendeborg will ever be — and he’s already dominating

The rookie led the Warriors to their first win of the season by scoring 31 points against the Nuggets in Denver.

8 hours ago

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This is the worst Yaxel Lendeborg will ever be — and he’s already dominating

Mission Local

Mayor Lurie’s popularity is high, but has softened, latest polls show

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s popularity is down about 10 percentage points compared to its recent high, new polls show. Mayor Lurie’s popularity is high, but has softened, latest polls show

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Mayor Lurie’s popularity is high, but has softened, latest polls show

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Oakland, S.F. mayors both want more power. They took opposite roads to get there.

Oakland’s mayor put herself in the hot seat for questioning. San Francisco’s mayor spent $4.5 million on signature-gatherers. Oakland, S.F. mayors both want more power. They took opposite roads to get there.

10 hours ago

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Oakland, S.F. mayors both want more power. They took opposite roads to get there.

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Scott Wiener condemns the Israeli government — and genocide. Pro-Palestine advocates are unmoved.

Scott Wiener and activists have clashed for years about Israel and Palestine. Now, they're opposing his Congress run. Scott Wiener condemns the Israeli government — and genocide. Pro-Palestine advocates are unmoved.

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Scott Wiener condemns the Israeli government — and genocide. Pro-Palestine advocates are unmoved.

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Oakland Arts Nonprofit ‘The Crucible’ Shuts Down Amid Financial Problems, Staff Turmoil

The Crucible, a longtime West Oakland arts institution known for its hands-on industrial arts classes and fire performances, abruptly closed Sunday amid financial problems, leaving employees and the community uncertain about its future.

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Oakland Arts Nonprofit ‘The Crucible’ Shuts Down Amid Financial Problems, Staff Turmoil