Well Known Provocateur Has Been Trolling House Candidate Saikat Chakrabarti With Painted Van
Some pre-primary shenanigans are afoot, and the culprit appears to be someone linked to state Senator Scott Wiener and/or his campaign, though no one has yet taken responsibility.
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Well Known Provocateur Has Been Trolling House Candidate Saikat Chakrabarti With Painted Van
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Mission Local
Mission Buzz: Sayonara to French-inspired bakery. Bienvenue to homemade onigiri and bento boxes
More from Mission Buzz: Fox and Lion Bread turned three years earlier this month. Also, Valencia Live returns in May.
Mission Buzz: Sayonara to French-inspired bakery. Bienvenue to homemade onigiri and bento boxes
2 hours ago
Mission Local
Mission Buzz: Sayonara to French-inspired bakery. Bienvenue to homemade onigiri and bento boxes
SFiST
Oakland to Try Using Street Barriers to Curb Sex Work In 'The Blade'
The city of Oakland is going to take a page out of San Francisco's playbook to try to discourage sex-work activity on a notorious section of International Boulevard.
3 hours ago
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Oakland to Try Using Street Barriers to Curb Sex Work In 'The Blade'
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Inside the Valkyries’ roster crunch: Can Kaitlyn Chen and Miela Sowah earn jobs?
As Chen, Sowah, and Ashlon Jackson compete for opportunities in the backcourt, Marta Suárez and Laeticia Amihere are trying to secure roles in the frontcourt.
3 hours ago
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Inside the Valkyries’ roster crunch: Can Kaitlyn Chen and Miela Sowah earn jobs?
SFiST
Over 200 Angry Donors Demand $1.5 Million In Refunds From Swalwell Campaign
As legal expenses mount from multiple criminal investigations into the sexual assault allegations against former Representative Eric Swalwell, dozens of people who donated to his campaign for governor are pushing to get their money back.
4 hours ago
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Over 200 Angry Donors Demand $1.5 Million In Refunds From Swalwell Campaign
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Humpday Headlines: New Twin Peaks Promenade Breaks Ground
There's a groundbreaking ceremony today for a new promenade on Twin Peaks; BART and Muni have seen recent jumps in ridership; and the Supreme Court has dealt a final blow to the Voting Rights Act.
4 hours ago
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Humpday Headlines: New Twin Peaks Promenade Breaks Ground
SF Standard
Restaurants feel like the city has stolen from them
Those healthcare surcharges diners love to hate may have done more for the city’s bottom line than for restaurant workers.
8 hours ago
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Restaurants feel like the city has stolen from them
SF Standard
The 18 best events in SF this week, from museum parties to a tea festival
Plus, a crawfish boil, May Day protest, SFFILM, and more.
8 hours ago
SF Standard
The 18 best events in SF this week, from museum parties to a tea festival
SF Standard
Travis Kalanick returns to SF to launch his new company
He may have moved to Texas last December, but when it comes to launch parties, there’s nowhere like San Francisco.
8 hours ago
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Travis Kalanick returns to SF to launch his new company
Mission Local
An echo of Deco
At Islais Creek Bridge. Photo by Walter Mackins.
An echo of Deco
8 hours ago
Mission Local
An echo of Deco
Mission Local
This S.F. nonprofit is paying for groceries — no questions asked
The Noticing Folk Foundation is covering strangers' grocery bills at independent stores across the city — no criteria, no strings attached
This S.F. nonprofit is paying for groceries — no questions asked
8 hours ago
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This S.F. nonprofit is paying for groceries — no questions asked
SF Standard
Why does an ex-SFPD chief need to go back to cop school?
Former interim Chief Paul Yep was nominated to attend an FBI training.
8 hours ago
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Why does an ex-SFPD chief need to go back to cop school?
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Cops can ticket driverless cars now
The new policy comes amid sweeping new regulations adopted by the DMV, which will also now allow driverless trucks on California roadways.
19 hours ago
SF Standard
Cops can ticket driverless cars now
SFiST
Extra-Large Sea Lion Who's Been Hanging Out By Pier 39 Makes National News
The Stellar sea lion, nicknamed Chonkers, who has been hanging around the sea lion docks by Pier 39 for the last month, continues to capture both regional and national attention.
21 hours ago
SFiST
Extra-Large Sea Lion Who's Been Hanging Out By Pier 39 Makes National News
Mission Local
Meet the District 2 candidates: Where should S.F. build housing?
Candidates Sherrill and Brooke weigh in on where new housing in San Francisco should go — and whether it should be in District 2
Meet the District 2 candidates: Where should S.F. build housing?
22 hours ago
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Meet the District 2 candidates: Where should S.F. build housing?
SFiST
Lurie Appoints SF’s First Arts Director, Forges Arts Partnerships In Shanghai
Mayor Daniel Lurie appointed the city’s first arts and culture director Monday, an announcement that followed his recent trip to Asia, where he finalized partnerships with arts organizations Shanghai.
22 hours ago
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Lurie Appoints SF’s First Arts Director, Forges Arts Partnerships In Shanghai
Mission Local
Excelsior Buzz: a Sunday filled with celebrations
April is coming to an end but the Excelsior is starting to see a series of events coming to its streets.
Excelsior Buzz: a Sunday filled with celebrations
23 hours ago
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Excelsior Buzz: a Sunday filled with celebrations
Mission Local
Mother Mary
At Our Lady of Lourdes Parish. Photo by Sophia Rerucha.
Mother Mary