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SFUSD recommends pushing last day of school to June 10 to make up for strike
The district will vote March 24 on extending the school year to June 10 to meet state requirements and compensate educators for lost strike pay.
6 hours ago
SF Standard
SFUSD recommends pushing last day of school to June 10 to make up for strike
How a 60-person Bay Area tourist group got trapped in Dubai — and escaped amid war
A luxury vacation to the Middle East was unexpectedly cut short after the Iran war broke out.
9 hours ago
SF Standard
How a 60-person Bay Area tourist group got trapped in Dubai — and escaped amid war
A quiet trade deadline doesn’t mask the Sharks’ reality: The outlook has changed
Kiefer Sherwood’s recent contract extension is a signal that veteran players want to join forces with Macklin Celebrini and a young core.
9 hours ago
SF Standard
A quiet trade deadline doesn’t mask the Sharks’ reality: The outlook has changed
Here are the lineups Giants manager Tony Vitello should use this season
With Luis Arráez at the top of the order and Rafael Devers batting second, San Francisco can generate more opportunities for its best hitters.
9 hours ago
SF Standard
Here are the lineups Giants manager Tony Vitello should use this season
The John Muir of ocean trash: One man’s crusade to pick up what the rest leave behind
Richard James has spent two decades bushwhacking through forests and kayaking remote waters to haul garbage from West Marin’s hidden alcoves.
9 hours ago
SF Standard
The John Muir of ocean trash: One man’s crusade to pick up what the rest leave behind
‘Section 415’ podcast: The Giants’ biggest issues to settle before Opening Day
With less than three weeks until the Yankees arrive at Oracle Park, top prospect Bryce Eldridge is pushing for a spot on the 26-man roster.
24 hours ago
SF Standard
‘Section 415’ podcast: The Giants’ biggest issues to settle before Opening Day
Didn’t have a notepad!
At Valencia and Market Streets. Photo by Naomi Marcus. Didn’t have a notepad!
9 hours ago
Mission Local
Didn’t have a notepad!
A Q&A with Rob Nilsson, the Tenderloin’s indie cinema master
Anti-commercial filmmaker and former Tenderloin fixture is raising money for his old neighborhood with private retrospective A Q&A with Rob Nilsson, the Tenderloin’s indie cinema master
11 hours ago
Mission Local
A Q&A with Rob Nilsson, the Tenderloin’s indie cinema master
People We Meet: Billie Hayes on tending a bar full of spirits
Billie Hayes is the quiet steward who has kept Bernal Heights’ Wild Side West alive since 2010. A soft-spoken Southerner and self-described “coal miner’s granddaughter” with a military background, Hayes [...] People We Meet: Billie Hayes on tending a bar full of spirits
11 hours ago
Mission Local
People We Meet: Billie Hayes on tending a bar full of spirits
SFUSD set to extend school year by 5 days to make up for teacher strike
Extra time will help fill in missing instructional days and pay for some San Francisco educators who participated in four-day February strike. SFUSD set to extend school year by 5 days to make up for teacher strike
18 hours ago
Mission Local
SFUSD set to extend school year by 5 days to make up for teacher strike
‘Trying to be Mother Teresa:’ Tenderloin leaders react to Lurie’s security brawl
San Francisco's Tenderloin again found itself in the national spotlight after Mayor Daniel Lurie's security detail was injured in a fight. ‘Trying to be Mother Teresa:’ Tenderloin leaders react to Lurie’s security brawl
19 hours ago
Mission Local
‘Trying to be Mother Teresa:’ Tenderloin leaders react to Lurie’s security brawl
Remembering 'Diamond' Dave Whitaker, 88, San Francisco's common thread
Local legend "Diamond" Dave Whitaker passed on March 2. His friends and colleagues remember him for his poetry, politics, and kindness. Remembering 'Diamond' Dave Whitaker, 88, San Francisco's common thread
20 hours ago
Mission Local
Remembering 'Diamond' Dave Whitaker, 88, San Francisco's common thread
Field Notes: Rare SF Tree Map, Dad Punk, and the Fight for Reproductive Rights in 1960s SF
This week: The SF Columbarium, tulip season, Silicon Valley repair cafes, Marin dad punk band, and an Iranian-American fashion line. Plus: finding unique SF trees, connecting with deceased loved ones, and author Kate Schatz’s new novel focusing on the fight for women’s rights in 1960s SF.
2 hours ago
SFiST
Field Notes: Rare SF Tree Map, Dad Punk, and the Fight for Reproductive Rights in 1960s SF
Saturday Links: Video Shows Lurie's Security Guard Shoved Suspect First During Incident Thursday
Video footage shows Mayor Lurie's security guard becoming aggressive first; Olympic skier and gold medalist Eileen Gu will be the grand marshal of SF’s Chinese New Year parade; and only one in 10 US residents like daylight saving time.
5 hours ago
SFiST
Saturday Links: Video Shows Lurie's Security Guard Shoved Suspect First During Incident Thursday
Day Around the Bay: Forty-Foot Tree Lands on Two Teslas on Highway 101 in Sunnyvale
Anthropic released a list of top 10 jobs with the most tasks that could be completed using AI; the statue of the 45-foot woman on Market Street will be here through October; and fortunately no one was seriously injured when a large tree landed on highway 101 in Sunnyvale Thursday.
19 hours ago
SFiST
Day Around the Bay: Forty-Foot Tree Lands on Two Teslas on Highway 101 in Sunnyvale
Mayor Lurie and Supervisor Mandelman Introduce Ballot Measures to (Of Course) Give Lurie More Power
Mr. 14-months-on-the-job Daniel Lurie thinks it's high time he be given some more sweeping powers currently held by the SF Board of Supervisors and various City Hall commissions.
20 hours ago
SFiST
Mayor Lurie and Supervisor Mandelman Introduce Ballot Measures to (Of Course) Give Lurie More Power
'Spamalot' Returns on Tour In SF, With a Few Extra Timely References
For a certain segment of the population, the absurdist humor of Monty Python has never ceased to elicit titters and full-bellied laughs. And Eric Idle's musical adaptation of 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' still delivers those.
22 hours ago
SFiST
'Spamalot' Returns on Tour In SF, With a Few Extra Timely References
This Week In Food: Two-Level Castro Space Finally Has a Taker
A new spot called NOVA from Bar 49's owner is coming to the Castro, Clementina makes its debut in the Richmond, and Hamburguesa Bar gets a review, all in This Week in Food.
23 hours ago
SFiST
This Week In Food: Two-Level Castro Space Finally Has a Taker
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