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Chinese restaurant owner and rapper says he was the victim of a racist attack

Chino Yang, who sparked a political controversy more than two years ago, says there was a racially motivated altercation at his Richmond business.

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Chinese restaurant owner and rapper says he was the victim of a racist attack

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Driver in deadly West Portal crash sentenced to probation, no prison time

Mary Fong Lau will not be incarcerated for the collision that killed a married couple and their two babies.

6 hours ago

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Driver in deadly West Portal crash sentenced to probation, no prison time

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Video: Watch the drag show at the center of a police watchdog agency scandal

Footage shows Department of Police Accountability head Paul Henderson at a Pride event.

9 hours ago

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Video: Watch the drag show at the center of a police watchdog agency scandal

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With Bryce Eldridge out of the mix, here’s who’s competing for a job with the Giants

Buster Posey’s infield is set, but there are still five players vying for the chance to back up Heliot Ramos, Harrison Bader, and Jung Hoo Lee in the outfield.

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With Bryce Eldridge out of the mix, here’s who’s competing for a job with the Giants

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PST: Our pod on parenting in SF — outrageously expensive, but also amazing

Despite being one of the most expensive cities in the world, San Francisco can be a good place to raise a family. We make the case.

15 hours ago

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PST: Our pod on parenting in SF — outrageously expensive, but also amazing

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Giants’ spring training camp is ending. Where was Barry Bonds?

Bonds’ contract with the Giants expired in December and the two sides are still working on a new agreement.

15 hours ago

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Giants’ spring training camp is ending. Where was Barry Bonds?

Mission Local

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

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Hundreds ordered deported in absentia at S.F. immigration court

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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

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Opposing fan kicked El Farolito striker’s toddler, sparking bleacher fight, players say

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Fired S.F. police watchdog attorney sues city, alleging retaliation and hostile workplace

Janelle Caywood says she was fired from the Department of Police Accountability for raising "unlawful conduct," racism and misspent funds. Fired S.F. police watchdog attorney sues city, alleging retaliation and hostile workplace

6 hours ago

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Fired S.F. police watchdog attorney sues city, alleging retaliation and hostile workplace

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Jay’s Cheesesteak, institution on 21st St., set to close at the end of the month

Since 1995, Jay Nazzal has served cheesesteaks in the Mission. But over the past two years, he's seen a decline in business. Jay’s Cheesesteak, institution on 21st St., set to close at the end of the month

8 hours ago

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Jay’s Cheesesteak, institution on 21st St., set to close at the end of the month

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Tenderloin Buzz: Eid festival returns to Golden Gate avenue

Also: A local Pakistani-Indian chain gets city recognition Tenderloin Buzz: Eid festival returns to Golden Gate avenue

9 hours ago

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Tenderloin Buzz: Eid festival returns to Golden Gate avenue

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‘Monet and Venice’ at de Young makes bold claim about artist's fame

Lessons from Monet emerge: a change of perspective can help the creative process, moments of self-doubt can fuel one’s work. ‘Monet and Venice’ at de Young makes bold claim about artist's fame

13 hours ago

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‘Monet and Venice’ at de Young makes bold claim about artist's fame

SFiST

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.

6 hours ago

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This Week In Food: A Major SF Pizza Spot Says Farewell

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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.

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Union Square to Host Annual ‘Tulip Day’ With 80,000 Free Tulips Saturday

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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.

7 hours ago

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Friends and Loved Ones Remember Joe Kukura, a Singular Soul

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A 'Stop the AI Race' Rally and Protest Planned Saturday Outside Anthropic's and OpenAI's Headquarters

A protest is being planned Saturday with organizers saying they want to push the CEOs of artificial intelligence companies to pause the development of the technology.

7 hours ago

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A 'Stop the AI Race' Rally and Protest Planned Saturday Outside Anthropic's and OpenAI's Headquarters

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The Bay Lights Come Back On Tonight After Three-Year Hiatus

The much-loved LED art installation on the cables of the Bay Bridge, the Bay Lights, will be re-illuminated Friday with a fair amount of fanfare planned for their return.

9 hours ago

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The Bay Lights Come Back On Tonight After Three-Year Hiatus

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Vigil Held For Family Killed In 2024 West Portal Crash as Lurie’s 100-Day Safety Deadline Nears

Family members held a vigil Thursday honoring the family of four that was tragically killed by a driver in West Portal two years ago, and advocacy groups are reminding Mayor Daniel Lurie that the 100-day deadline on his Street Safety Initiative is next week.

9 hours ago

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Vigil Held For Family Killed In 2024 West Portal Crash as Lurie’s 100-Day Safety Deadline Nears

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