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The Valkyries built a winner through the expansion draft. Now they’re losing talent

A year after building the core of their roster, Golden State watched Carla Leite and María Conde leave the organization Friday.

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SF Standard

The Valkyries built a winner through the expansion draft. Now they’re losing talent

SF Standard

Valkyries President Jess Smith is ready to go ‘bigger and bolder’ in Year 2

More than 90% of season ticket-holders renewed their plans for 2026.

8 hours ago

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Valkyries President Jess Smith is ready to go ‘bigger and bolder’ in Year 2

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Risky route and large group were factors in deadly Tahoe avalanche: report

But investigators admit that much remains to be known about the deadliest avalanche in California

10 hours ago

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Risky route and large group were factors in deadly Tahoe avalanche: report

SF Standard

PST: The end of BART? Inside the Bay Area’s transit crisis

BART and Muni face historic deficits. Stations could close; lines could vanish. Two November ballot measures may be their only lifeline.

13 hours ago

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PST: The end of BART? Inside the Bay Area’s transit crisis

SF Standard

I lived through Google’s AI-military crisis. Here’s why engagement still matters

Deep collaboration between AI companies and the military is harder than withdrawal and harder than compliance. It’s also the best option.

13 hours ago

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I lived through Google’s AI-military crisis. Here’s why engagement still matters

SF Standard

‘A never-ending battle’: Tents fall citywide but SoMa sees surge

People in crisis say they have nowhere to go, but neighbors are tired of being stuck in “containment zones for the city’s problems.”

13 hours ago

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‘A never-ending battle’: Tents fall citywide but SoMa sees surge

Mission Local

S.F. probation department’s new van hits the streets

Mobile van aims to connect those on probation to reentry services S.F. probation department’s new van hits the streets

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Mission Local

S.F. probation department’s new van hits the streets

Mission Local

Tenderloin Buzz: New Yemeni cafe, mystery focaccia, and an easter egg hunt

Also: S.F. can keep distributing safe drug use supplies, judge rules. Tenderloin Buzz: New Yemeni cafe, mystery focaccia, and an easter egg hunt

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Mission Local

Tenderloin Buzz: New Yemeni cafe, mystery focaccia, and an easter egg hunt

Mission Local

S.F. D2 supervisor candidates knock on doors hoping for different answers

Stephen Sherrill has spent the past year on a listening tour of D2. But challenger Lori Brooke says he isn’t actually hearing them. S.F. D2 supervisor candidates knock on doors hoping for different answers

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S.F. D2 supervisor candidates knock on doors hoping for different answers

Mission Local

Mission Buzz: Los Coyotes rides again

Owners of Los Coyotes are in conversations to return to their former home. Peruvian restaurant Cholo Soy reopened after its closure in 2018. Mission Buzz: Los Coyotes rides again

5 hours ago

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Mission Buzz: Los Coyotes rides again

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Remnants

At Maryland and 23rd Streets. Photo by Robin Merrin. Remnants

13 hours ago

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Remnants

Mission Local

John Elberling, combative S.F. nonprofit housing leader and political power player, dies at 79

The longtime nonprofit leader helped preserve affordable housing in South of Market and was a force in San Francisco politics for decades, earning admiration and criticism along the way John Elberling, combative S.F. nonprofit housing leader and political power player, dies at 79

23 hours ago

Mission Local

John Elberling, combative S.F. nonprofit housing leader and political power player, dies at 79

SFiST

Mayor Lurie May Discuss Bringing Back Pandas to SF Zoo During ‘Sister Cities’ Tour In Asia

Mayor Daniel Lurie is set to go on a trip to visit two of SF’s “sister cities,” Shanghai and Seoul, later this month as part of a tour promoting the city’s art, culture, and tourism, and he said there’s been talk of bringing pandas back to the SF Zoo.

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SFiST

Mayor Lurie May Discuss Bringing Back Pandas to SF Zoo During ‘Sister Cities’ Tour In Asia

SFiST

This Week In Food: Presidio Food Hall Nears Opening

The Mess Hall at the Presidio Tunnel Tops is nearing an opening; Parasol at Flore has softly opened in the Castro, at least for breakfast/lunch; and Causwells expands to the Peninsula, all in This Week in Food.

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SFiST

This Week In Food: Presidio Food Hall Nears Opening

SFiST

Clipper Developer Says It Will Resolve Chaos From Disastrous 2.0 Rollout By May 30

Clipper’s 2.0 upgrade in December went badly, and riders continue to face technical issues, with only 1.5 million users successfully transitioning to the new system so far out of 15 million.

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SFiST

Clipper Developer Says It Will Resolve Chaos From Disastrous 2.0 Rollout By May 30

SFiST

Three Tennessee Men Arrested In Connection With Crypto Heist Near Dolores Park

Three arrests have been made and authorities are reportedly still looking for the criminal or criminals in charge of a crypto theft ring that allegedly plotted "wrench attacks" on multiple holders of cryptocurrency fortunes on the West Coast.

6 hours ago

SFiST

Three Tennessee Men Arrested In Connection With Crypto Heist Near Dolores Park

SFiST

New Report Blames Back-Country Guides For Choosing Highly Avalanche-Prone Route In Tahoe Tragedy

A new report by an avalanche education organization describes in detail the events of February 17, and the avalanche conditions that were present as a group of 11 skiers and four guides headed on a dangerous route out of the back country near Donner Summit.

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SFiST

New Report Blames Back-Country Guides For Choosing Highly Avalanche-Prone Route In Tahoe Tragedy

SFiST

Friends Who Bought ‘Dirt Alley’ Are Looking For 1,280 People to Help Transform It Into Public Art

Three tech “pranksters” are holding a contest — deadline April 7 — for a public art project that will transform a barren alley in SF’s Sunset District into a 1,280-piece art quilt. The friends recently purchased the alley from a couple who mistakenly thought they were buying a nearby duplex.

8 hours ago

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Friends Who Bought ‘Dirt Alley’ Are Looking For 1,280 People to Help Transform It Into Public Art

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