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Hall of Fame honors exec who helped save the Giants. Next, Felipe Alou deserves a call
Bill White, the recipient of the Buck O’Neil Lifetime Achievement Award, led a group of owners to keep the Giants from moving to Florida.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
Hall of Fame honors exec who helped save the Giants. Next, Felipe Alou deserves a call
SF’s worst intersections, illustrated
The gnarliest, most confounding, most accident-prone traffic tangles in the city.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
SF’s worst intersections, illustrated
Algebra is back in SF schools. Here’s what that means for your kid
A new plan would let some 8th graders skip Math 8 while others take two math classes — raising questions about access, equity, and lost electives.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
Algebra is back in SF schools. Here’s what that means for your kid
Jonathan Kuminga doesn’t need to be polarizing anymore
Kuminga’s revenge game was a dud, and it’s time to leave the divisive discourse in the past.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
Jonathan Kuminga doesn’t need to be polarizing anymore
‘It could have been us’: West Portal struggles with the sentence for a family’s killer
200 hours of community service. Four lives lost. West Portal is furious.
18 hours ago
SF Standard
‘It could have been us’: West Portal struggles with the sentence for a family’s killer
Artists were sold a dream by a visionary gallerist. He turned into a nightmare
Nonprofit executive and philanthropist Adam-Michael Royston is alleged to have jilted artists and taken their art.
1 day ago
SF Standard
Artists were sold a dream by a visionary gallerist. He turned into a nightmare
Golden hour
On Jones Street. Photo by Béatrice Vallières. Golden hour
4 hours ago
Mission Local
Golden hour
At an Inner Richmond sports bar, a 25-year-old Nintendo game brings fierce competition
An unassuming sports bar in the inner Richmond is beloved by players of this retro video game across the world. At an Inner Richmond sports bar, a 25-year-old Nintendo game brings fierce competition
6 hours ago
Mission Local
At an Inner Richmond sports bar, a 25-year-old Nintendo game brings fierce competition
Lonely leprechaun
At Boeddeker Park. Photo by Béatrice Vallières. Lonely leprechaun
1 day ago
Mission Local
Lonely leprechaun
People We Meet: Nory Sasaki, ‘The life of a flower is short’
When I first meet Nory Sasaki outside Silver Cafe, at Silver Avenue and Mission Street on a recent Wednesday morning, he’s all business. “You’ll come to my house?” he asks [...] People We Meet: Nory Sasaki, ‘The life of a flower is short’
1 day ago
Mission Local
People We Meet: Nory Sasaki, ‘The life of a flower is short’
Hundreds ordered deported in absentia at S.F. immigration court
Former judges and attorneys question whether immigrants had adequate notice as hundreds failed to appear for hearings Hundreds ordered deported in absentia at S.F. immigration court
1 day ago
Mission Local
Hundreds ordered deported in absentia at S.F. immigration court
Opposing fan kicked El Farolito striker’s toddler, sparking bleacher fight, players say
Postgame melee following Sacramento Republic's U.S. Open Cup win over El Farolito has been referred to a disciplinary panel — and may result in sanctions for both clubs Opposing fan kicked El Farolito striker’s toddler, sparking bleacher fight, players say
1 day ago
Mission Local
Opposing fan kicked El Farolito striker’s toddler, sparking bleacher fight, players say
Man Dies In Bernal Heights Home Following Reports of Potential Gas Leak in the Area
SF Fire Department and PG&E crews entered residences in Bernal Heights Saturday night after receiving reports of a possible gas leak and found a man unconscious — possibly from carbon monoxide poisoning, and he died at the scene after receiving emergency medical aid.
8 hours ago
SFiST
Man Dies In Bernal Heights Home Following Reports of Potential Gas Leak in the Area
Elderly Driver Who Killed Family of Four in 2024 West Portal Crash Avoids Jail Time
A San Francisco judge sentenced the elderly driver who killed a young family of four in West Portal in 2024 to two years of probation, 200 hours of mandatory community service, and revoked her license for three years, and family members said they felt disrespected by the sentence.
19 hours ago
SFiST
Elderly Driver Who Killed Family of Four in 2024 West Portal Crash Avoids Jail Time
Saturday Links: Beer Lovers Flock to Santa Rosa to Celebrate Pliny the Younger Season
An Oakland 911 dispatcher was honored for helping a couple deliver their baby over the phone; scammers are creating fake MAGA thirst traps to lure conservative men over to paid OnlyFans accounts; and Russian River Brewing Company debuted this year’s Pliny the Younger Friday.
21 hours ago
SFiST
Saturday Links: Beer Lovers Flock to Santa Rosa to Celebrate Pliny the Younger Season
This Week In Food: A Major SF Pizza Spot Says Farewell
Del Popolo announces it's closing, Esme sets an opening timeframe on Divis, and Grand Lake Kitchen comes to Noe Valley, all in This Week in Food.
1 day ago
SFiST
This Week In Food: A Major SF Pizza Spot Says Farewell
Union Square to Host Annual ‘Tulip Day’ With 80,000 Free Tulips Saturday
Thousands of flower lovers will be lining up Saturday to receive eight free tulips at Union Square’s annual “Tulip Day,” which is held annually in honor of International Women’s Day, and it’s advised to get there early, since, naturally, long lines and snarled traffic are to be expected.
1 day ago
SFiST
Union Square to Host Annual ‘Tulip Day’ With 80,000 Free Tulips Saturday
Friends and Loved Ones Remember Joe Kukura, a Singular Soul
A week ago we lost Joe Kukura. He was the associate editor of SFist and a longtime contributor to this site and others, but he was also a great friend to many and a true bon vivant of San Francisco.
1 day ago
SFiST
Friends and Loved Ones Remember Joe Kukura, a Singular Soul
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