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A new pro volleyball team wants in on San Francisco’s women’s sports boom

League One Volleyball is expanding to the Bay Area, and team president Stephanie Martin sees an opportunity to thrive.

3 hours ago

SF Standard

A new pro volleyball team wants in on San Francisco’s women’s sports boom

SF Standard

All the ways San Franciscans are finding joy amidst the chaos

Answers from our recent live podcast taping ranged from “learn piano” and “make pizza” to “do more drugs” and “quit my job.”

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SF Standard

All the ways San Franciscans are finding joy amidst the chaos

SF Standard

How the Outer Sunset’s real estate market is surfing the white-collar wave

Seven-figure listings, new restaurants, and a changing guard signal a beachfront shift at the city’s westside.

3 hours ago

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How the Outer Sunset’s real estate market is surfing the white-collar wave

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Luis Arráez is exactly the type of player the Giants have been missing

Buster Posey’s bet on MLB’s contact king will reshape a lineup that should be far more aesthetically pleasing than last year’s.

3 hours ago

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Luis Arráez is exactly the type of player the Giants have been missing

SF Standard

How three-time batting champion Luis Arráez will fit with the Giants

Buster Posey turned to the free agent market to add a left-handed hitting second baseman.

16 hours ago

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How three-time batting champion Luis Arráez will fit with the Giants

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The Giants’ elder statesman, Dusty Baker, hopes Tony Vitello will get ‘extended chance’

In a wide-ranging discussion at the Giants’ FanFest stop in West Sacramento, the team’s former manager talked about the roster, free-agents fits, and more.

18 hours ago

SF Standard

The Giants’ elder statesman, Dusty Baker, hopes Tony Vitello will get ‘extended chance’

Mission Local

Sapo Concho

On Mission Street. Photo by Mariana Garcia. Sapo Concho

3 hours ago

Mission Local

Sapo Concho

Mission Local

Could this S.F. garbage truck driver be named the nation’s best?

Jamal Lavallier, who works an early-morning garbage route in the Castro and the Mission, is a finalist for a national driver award. Could this S.F. garbage truck driver be named the nation’s best?

5 hours ago

Mission Local

Could this S.F. garbage truck driver be named the nation’s best?

Mission Local

What's on now at San Francisco museums, February 2026

SOMArts has a new exhibit and SFMOMA and MoAD are collaborating on a Feb. 5 event. Plus loads of great art all around town. What's on now at San Francisco museums, February 2026

12 hours ago

Mission Local

What's on now at San Francisco museums, February 2026

Mission Local

Photos: S.F. protesters spell out 'Abolish ICE' in human banner on Ocean Beach

The crowd held up an American flag and created signs reading "We have eyes, no more lies" as part of the national protests. Photos: S.F. protesters spell out 'Abolish ICE' in human banner on Ocean Beach

19 hours ago

Mission Local

Photos: S.F. protesters spell out 'Abolish ICE' in human banner on Ocean Beach

Mission Local

With a little help from friends, S.F. IndieFest rolls out its schedule

Indiefest 2026 runs February 5-15 at The Roxie and online. With a little help from friends, S.F. IndieFest rolls out its schedule

20 hours ago

Mission Local

With a little help from friends, S.F. IndieFest rolls out its schedule

Mission Local

S.F. teachers vote 97.6% to authorize strike — walkout could come in early February

Almost all of the 5,202 members who voted greenlit a walkout, which would be San Francisco's first in half a century. S.F. teachers vote 97.6% to authorize strike — walkout could come in early February

21 hours ago

Mission Local

S.F. teachers vote 97.6% to authorize strike — walkout could come in early February

SFiST

Youth Dies at the Hospital Following Triple Shooting Near Park in SF’s Western Addition

One victim died Saturday following Friday evening’s triple shooting in SF’s Western Addition neighborhood near the busy Margaret Haywood and Jefferson Heights parks, and two other victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

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SFiST

Youth Dies at the Hospital Following Triple Shooting Near Park in SF’s Western Addition

SFiST

Saturday Links: New ‘Year of the Fire Horse’ Mascot Unveiled for 2026 Chinese New Year Parade

The Alcatraz coyote is thriving, but visitors need to give it space; a brawl broke out after an East Bay high school basketball game Friday night; and the new Chinese New Year mascot, “Maverick,” has been unveiled.

23 hours ago

SFiST

Saturday Links: New ‘Year of the Fire Horse’ Mascot Unveiled for 2026 Chinese New Year Parade

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: SF’s Archbishop Riordan High School Goes Online Amid Tuberculosis Cases

Students and workers across the Bay Area took part in a nationwide walkout Friday; Yosemite eliminated the reservation system for Firefall and will instead be limiting car and foot traffic; and classes will be held remotely at SF’s Archbishop Riordan High School to cut the spread of TB.

1 day ago

SFiST

Day Around the Bay: SF’s Archbishop Riordan High School Goes Online Amid Tuberculosis Cases

SFiST

Salinas Man Throws Doberman Puppy at Cops to Evade Arrest, Still Gets Arrested Anyway

A poor little stolen Doberman puppy was not only dognapped by a man allegedly carrying 68 grams of meth, the puppy was then used as a weapon and thrown at Monterey County Sheriff’s deputies when they tried to arrest the man.

1 day ago

SFiST

Salinas Man Throws Doberman Puppy at Cops to Evade Arrest, Still Gets Arrested Anyway

SFiST

Gavin Newsom Goes on Attack Against Dr. Oz Over Inflammatory Video Accusing LA Armenians of Mafia Fraud

Dr Oz’s latest conspiracy theory says that the “Russian Armenia mafia” is running fake hospice centers in LA, and Gavin Newsom is taking legal action, as many of the businesses Oz highlights aren’t even hospice care.

1 day ago

SFiST

Gavin Newsom Goes on Attack Against Dr. Oz Over Inflammatory Video Accusing LA Armenians of Mafia Fraud

SFiST

Update: West Oakland BART Station Reopens After Train Collided With Person

A major medical emergency stemming from a person possibly being struck by a BART train shut down West Oakland Station Friday afternoon, and service was being impacted throughout the system.

1 day ago

SFiST

Update: West Oakland BART Station Reopens After Train Collided With Person

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