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They’re two of SF’s hottest chefs. Are they enjoying the ride?
The guys behind The Happy Crane and Jules earned their stripes at pop-ups before becoming rising SF stars. But the honeymoon phase is over.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
They’re two of SF’s hottest chefs. Are they enjoying the ride?
San Francisco is littered with closed drug stores. Could housing replace them?
Architects and brokers say the sites could be ideal for new development.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
San Francisco is littered with closed drug stores. Could housing replace them?
He was called a ‘terrorist sympathizer.’ Now his AI company is valued at $3B
“I must apologize to — absolutely nobody”: Replit founder Amjad Masad isn’t afraid of Silicon Valley.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
He was called a ‘terrorist sympathizer.’ Now his AI company is valued at $3B
Waymo has the robotaxi lead. Tesla, Zoox, and Uber are coming to the streets
San Francisco is going to get more crowded with autonomous vehicles. Here’s what will be on the road in 2026. 
4 hours ago
SF Standard
Waymo has the robotaxi lead. Tesla, Zoox, and Uber are coming to the streets
State Treasurer Fiona Ma files for divorce from firefighter husband
“We have grown apart,” she says of her 15-year marriage to Jason Hodge.
20 hours ago
SF Standard
State Treasurer Fiona Ma files for divorce from firefighter husband
Downtown’s new retro-inspired hangout pushes back against the fast-casual glut
With duck-fat poutine, tavern burgers, and shakes, Hamburguesa Bar counters the slop-bowl surplus.
21 hours ago
SF Standard
Downtown’s new retro-inspired hangout pushes back against the fast-casual glut
Alleged killer of S.F. hospital worker was suffering ‘crisis,’ pleads not guilty, attorney says
Wilfredo Tortolero Arriechi, the man charged with murder for stabbing a social worker to death at last month, denied the allegations. Alleged killer of S.F. hospital worker was suffering ‘crisis,’ pleads not guilty, attorney says
10 minutes ago
Mission Local
Alleged killer of S.F. hospital worker was suffering ‘crisis,’ pleads not guilty, attorney says
Birds of a feather
On the San Francisco Bay. Photo by Walter Mackins. Birds of a feather
4 hours ago
Mission Local
Birds of a feather
Comic: How San Francisco's sewers do (and don't) work
Every few years during the rainy season, certain neighborhoods of San Francisco flood. Why? Here's our comics explainer. Comic: How San Francisco's sewers do (and don't) work
6 hours ago
Mission Local
Comic: How San Francisco's sewers do (and don't) work
S.F. immigration court to close at year’s end, sources say
The court's closure will leave one remaining immigration court building in San Francisco by 2027. S.F. immigration court to close at year’s end, sources say
20 hours ago
Mission Local
S.F. immigration court to close at year’s end, sources say
17 Reasons why?
17th and Mission St. Photo by Lydia Chávez 17 Reasons why?
1 day ago
Mission Local
17 Reasons why?
S.F. judge tosses lawsuit claiming Great Highway closure was illegal
Sunset Dunes is safe, for now. Supporters of the park hope to put the issue to rest. But opponents may appeal within 60 days. S.F. judge tosses lawsuit claiming Great Highway closure was illegal
1 day ago
Mission Local
S.F. judge tosses lawsuit claiming Great Highway closure was illegal
Humpday Headlines: SF Supervisors Call For Hearing on December Power Outage
Supervisor Alan Wong and others are calling for a hearing into PG&E's massive outage last month; Sonoma County is under a flood warning today; and Valero has begun shutting down its Benicia refinery.
43 minutes ago
SFiST
Humpday Headlines: SF Supervisors Call For Hearing on December Power Outage
Day Around the Bay: Blood-Soaked Fistfight Breaks Out at Disneyland Over People Cutting in Line
This year’s SF Sketchfest will feature a live show on a moving BART train; a Union City man effectively busted himself for child porn; and a brawl broke out at Disneyland over line-cutting.
14 hours ago
SFiST
Day Around the Bay: Blood-Soaked Fistfight Breaks Out at Disneyland Over People Cutting in Line
Supervisor Dorsey Introduces Measure to Shut Down More Liquor Stores Earlier, to Fight Sixth Street Blight
That Tenderloin “corner store curfew” that shuts liquor stores down at midnight could be extended to a whole bunch of SoMa and beyond, as Supervisor Matt Dorsey wants corner stores shut down earlier in hopes of deterring crime.
16 hours ago
SFiST
Supervisor Dorsey Introduces Measure to Shut Down More Liquor Stores Earlier, to Fight Sixth Street Blight
Uber Unveils Robotaxi Design at CES In Las Vegas
Uber's line of robotaxis that are set to hit the road in San Francisco sometime later this year made their big public debut at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Monday.
18 hours ago
SFiST
Uber Unveils Robotaxi Design at CES In Las Vegas
Judge Shoots Down Lawsuit to Bring Cars Back to Great Highway, Sunset Dunes Will Remain Car-Free Park
A last-ditch lawsuit attempting to overturn 2024’s Prop K and bring cars back to the Great Highway has failed, as a judge just tossed out the lawsuit’s claim that the car-free Great Highway ballot measure skirted California law.
19 hours ago
SFiST
Judge Shoots Down Lawsuit to Bring Cars Back to Great Highway, Sunset Dunes Will Remain Car-Free Park
West Portal's Long-Shuttered Empire Cinema Could Become Nine-Story, 64-Unit Housing Complex Under New Proposal
The former CineArts at the Empire on West Portal Avenue is just a one-story structure, but could become a nine-story housing complex with 64 units under a just-announced proposal from the family that has long owned the building.
20 hours ago
SFiST
West Portal's Long-Shuttered Empire Cinema Could Become Nine-Story, 64-Unit Housing Complex Under New Proposal
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