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Man Rescued After Getting Trapped In Recology Garbage Truck In SF's Tenderloin
A man who was dumpster-diving in the Tenderloin became trapped inside a Recology garbage truck Wednesday morning after the dumpster was emptied into it, prompting a two-hour rescue by 25 firefighters.
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Man Rescued After Getting Trapped In Recology Garbage Truck In SF's Tenderloin
Former Warriors employees sue franchise, alleging culture ‘marked by discrimination’
The lawsuit has six claims, many of which stem from a 2025 leaguewide employee satisfaction survey administered by the NBA.
1 hour ago
SF Standard
Former Warriors employees sue franchise, alleging culture ‘marked by discrimination’
District 10 Candidates trade some barbs but stick to plans in Potrero forum 
Some points of contention in District 10 forum with three top candidates DJ Brookter, Theo Ellington and J.R. Eppler. District 10 Candidates trade some barbs but stick to plans in Potrero forum 
3 hours ago
Mission Local
District 10 Candidates trade some barbs but stick to plans in Potrero forum 
Firefighters rescue person trapped inside garbage truck in Union Square
A bystander flagged down the Recology driver, saying someone was yelling from inside the truck.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
Firefighters rescue person trapped inside garbage truck in Union Square
3DR AVE
On 3rd Avenue. Photo by Scott K. 3DR AVE
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Mission Local
3DR AVE
Berkeley is arguing with its homeless residents over which sidewalks they can camp on
Unlike other Bay Area cities, Berkeley does not have a local camping ban. Now, neighbors say a West Berkeley encampment is spiraling out of control.
5 hours ago
SF Standard
Berkeley is arguing with its homeless residents over which sidewalks they can camp on
Lurie vowed to add more shelters. A $7M cabin community has sat empty nearly a year
Neighborhood politics, tense lease negotiations, and bureaucratic paralysis has left 60 usable shelter beds in limbo.
5 hours ago
SF Standard
Lurie vowed to add more shelters. A $7M cabin community has sat empty nearly a year
The best events in San Francisco this Labor Day weekend
Fill the your holiday with a free Grateful Dead tribute in Golden Gate Park, the Hungry Ghost Festival in Chinatown, Hiero Day, and more.
5 hours ago
SF Standard
The best events in San Francisco this Labor Day weekend
What the Warriors’ rotation will look like until Jimmy Butler returns
With Moses Moody also recovering from knee surgery, there’s a clear path to playing time for Golden State’s young wings.
5 hours ago
SF Standard
What the Warriors’ rotation will look like until Jimmy Butler returns
SFPD records and footage raise questions about legality of Pride weekend arrests
SFPD statements claim cops gave dispersal orders before making arrests. Internal police report and bodycam footage suggest otherwise. SFPD records and footage raise questions about legality of Pride weekend arrests
6 hours ago
Mission Local
SFPD records and footage raise questions about legality of Pride weekend arrests
Sunset Dunes becomes proxy battle in San Francisco congressional race
While Chan’s stance is seen as a winner on the Westside, Wiener is banking that it’s a winner for him across San Francisco. Sunset Dunes becomes proxy battle in San Francisco congressional race
7 hours ago
Mission Local
Sunset Dunes becomes proxy battle in San Francisco congressional race
What are the S.F. congressional candidates’ stances on the November ballot measures?
Connie Chan and Scott Wiener tell Mission Local where they stand on all eleven local and regional propositions on the November ballot, and explain their positions on Props. D and I. What are the S.F. congressional candidates’ stances on the November ballot measures?
14 hours ago
Mission Local
What are the S.F. congressional candidates’ stances on the November ballot measures?
Day Around the Bay: Candidate In Calaveras County Dies From Fall While Campaigning
According to the people who clean robotaxis, Waymo riders are disgusting; a plane carrying a team of doctors crashed in Central California, but no one was injured; and a candidate for supervisor in Calaveras County died after a fall.
15 hours ago
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Day Around the Bay: Candidate In Calaveras County Dies From Fall While Campaigning
Feathered Mascot ‘Kevin’ Inspires Peacock Crossing Signs, Bumper Sticker In Oakland
Residents near the Rockridge Trader Joe’s in Oakland have grown attached to a wild peacock named Kevin, who has roamed the neighborhood for years and inspired peacock crossing signs and an “I Brake for Kevin” bumper magnet.
16 hours ago
SFiST
Feathered Mascot ‘Kevin’ Inspires Peacock Crossing Signs, Bumper Sticker In Oakland
Meet the District 6 candidate: What limits should S.F. place on police drones and automated license plate readers?
Should San Francisco place limits on how police surveillance technology is used" Matt Dorsey says he’s open to new guardrails. Meet the District 6 candidate: What limits should S.F. place on police drones and automated license plate readers"
19 hours ago
Mission Local
Meet the District 6 candidate: What limits should S.F. place on police drones and automated license plate readers?
ICE Has Held 25 Immigrants at SFO For More Than Three Days In 2026, In Violation of Policy
A lounge inside SFO’s International Terminal is being used to detain immigrants, and 25 people were held there more than three days through July with limited access to medical care, legal representation, or beds.
19 hours ago
SFiST
ICE Has Held 25 Immigrants at SFO For More Than Three Days In 2026, In Violation of Policy
SF's African American Arts & Culture Complex Cleared of Wrongdoing In City Audit
The nonprofit African American Arts & Culture Complex in the Fillmore District was under a bit of a cloud of suspicion while a city audit was underway, but that audit has revealed that its money problems mostly stemmed from poor accounting and mismanagement.
20 hours ago
SFiST
SF's African American Arts & Culture Complex Cleared of Wrongdoing In City Audit
Crime Rates Dropped By 20% at Intersections With Urban Alchemy Presence, Says Stanford Study
After analyzing SF crime data from 2018 to 2023, researchers at Stanford and two other universities found that crime was 20% lower at intersections where Urban Alchemy street ambassadors were present.
21 hours ago
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Crime Rates Dropped By 20% at Intersections With Urban Alchemy Presence, Says Stanford Study
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