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SF Standard

PG&E and SF divorce? Lawmakers are getting papers ready after blackout

The weekend outage has reignited a decades-old fight over who should control San Francisco’s power.

5 hours ago

SF Standard

PG&E and SF divorce? Lawmakers are getting papers ready after blackout

SF Standard

What we know about what caused San Francisco’s blackout

PG&E’s renewed estimate for when the outage will be completely resolved is 6 a.m. on Tuesday.

6 hours ago

SF Standard

What we know about what caused San Francisco’s blackout

SF Standard

Does PG&E owe you money for the blackout?

If you lost power this weekend, you can file a claim with the utilities company.

8 hours ago

SF Standard

Does PG&E owe you money for the blackout?

SF Standard

‘We were left with nothing’: PG&E outage sparks rage from City Hall to the Richmond

The great blackout of 2025 has got nearly every corner of San Francisco pissed at their power provider.

9 hours ago

SF Standard

‘We were left with nothing’: PG&E outage sparks rage from City Hall to the Richmond

Mission Local

Judge orders end to courthouse arrests across Northern California — for now

A federal judge ordered a temporary halt to the practice of courthouse arrests in Northern California. The judge will issue a final ruling in a few months. Judge orders end to courthouse arrests across Northern California — for now

5 hours ago

Mission Local

Judge orders end to courthouse arrests across Northern California — for now

Mission Local

A timeline of the stabbing at San Francisco's Ward 86

15 hours ago

Mission Local

A timeline of the stabbing at San Francisco's Ward 86

Mission Local

At Bernal Cutlery: Chopsticks and poetry

On Valencia Street at Bernal Cutlery. Photo by Lydia Chávez At Bernal Cutlery: Chopsticks and poetry

16 hours ago

Mission Local

At Bernal Cutlery: Chopsticks and poetry

Mission Local

Could anything have stopped the Marina Safeway ‘behemoth’?

Experts say there is a ploy that *might* have helped. The ploy the city eventually chose *definitely* won’t help. Could anything have stopped the Marina Safeway ‘behemoth’?

16 hours ago

Mission Local

Could anything have stopped the Marina Safeway ‘behemoth’?

Mission Local

S.F. fire dept. investigating lieutenant who said ICE should ‘catch ‘em all!’

The lieutenant, David Waters, also commented "how am I racist for wanting illegals deported?" and "no one is being ‘kidnapped’ how is it wrong"” S.F. fire dept. investigating lieutenant who said ICE should ‘catch ‘em all!’

22 hours ago

Mission Local

S.F. fire dept. investigating lieutenant who said ICE should ‘catch ‘em all!’

Mission Local

Waymo resumes service in S.F. after cars stalled during blackout

After its driverless cars stalled at intersections and contributed to gridlock, Waymo said it was back in business on Sunday. Waymo resumes service in S.F. after cars stalled during blackout

1 day ago

Mission Local

Waymo resumes service in S.F. after cars stalled during blackout

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: Animal Rights Activist Freed From Jail Early

The first candidate forum in the race for Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat is set for Jan. 7; 23-y-o animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg has been released from jail weeks after sentencing; and a veteran '60 Minutes' correspondent says a segment of hers was pulled for political reasons.

2 hours ago

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: Animal Rights Activist Freed From Jail Early

SFiST

SF-Based Instacart Dumps Its ‘AI Price-Adjusting’ Tool That Charged Some Customers 23% More for the Same Items

After a report that found Instacart was using an AI tool that charged some customers as much as 23% more for the exact same items, the shopping platform now says they’re abandoning that tool following some serious blowback.

2 hours ago

SFiST

SF-Based Instacart Dumps Its ‘AI Price-Adjusting’ Tool That Charged Some Customers 23% More for the Same Items

SFiST

Pat Montandon, SF Socialite and Philanthropist Who Had an Infamous Divorce, Dies at 96

From her days as San Francisco's "Golden Girl" about town, to her high-profile marriage to and divorce from Al Wilsey, to her third act as a philanthropist and peace advocate, Pat Montandon led a unique SF life.

3 hours ago

SFiST

Pat Montandon, SF Socialite and Philanthropist Who Had an Infamous Divorce, Dies at 96

SFiST

The 10 Best New San Francisco Restaurants of 2025

It's been a banner year, and a banner fall especially, for big restaurant openings in San Francisco, and some of the smaller ones as well give us a feeling of renaissance and reinvigoration all around.

6 hours ago

SFiST

The 10 Best New San Francisco Restaurants of 2025

SFiST

Richmond’s Own Betty Reid Soskin, the Nation’s Oldest Park Ranger, Has Died at 104

The "pride of Richmond” Betty Reid Soskin, who reigned as the nation’s oldest National Park ranger past the age of 100, died Sunday morning, leaving an incomparable legacy on the East Bay and the National Park system.

8 hours ago

SFiST

Richmond’s Own Betty Reid Soskin, the Nation’s Oldest Park Ranger, Has Died at 104

SFiST

Major Rain and Wind Are Incoming on Tuesday Night, Storm Continuing Through Xmas

While we will be seeing rain throughout the day Monday and Tuesday in San Francisco, this is actually the lull before the real storm arrives later on Tuesday.

9 hours ago

SFiST

Major Rain and Wind Are Incoming on Tuesday Night, Storm Continuing Through Xmas

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