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Glassdoor Ranks In-N-Out as Best Place to Work in California, Ahead of Nvidia, Google, and Facebook

We had to do a double-double take at Glassdoor’s new Best Places to Work 2026 list, as they ranked fast-food chain In-N-Out as a better place to work than the cushy, high-paid confines of Nvidia, Facebook, and Google.

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Glassdoor Ranks In-N-Out as Best Place to Work in California, Ahead of Nvidia, Google, and Facebook

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S.F. supervisors vote to expand late-night store ban to parts of SoMa

San Francisco supervisors are expanding a pilot program that started in the Tenderloin targeting liquor stores and smoke shops. S.F. supervisors vote to expand late-night store ban to parts of SoMa

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S.F. supervisors vote to expand late-night store ban to parts of SoMa

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Scott Wiener leaving Jewish Caucus role after Gaza ‘genocide’ remarks

The state senator said he’s stepping down as co-chair of the group.

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Scott Wiener leaving Jewish Caucus role after Gaza ‘genocide’ remarks

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Richmond Buzz: Gallerists, influencers, crustaceans and more

“Richmond Buzz” will be a recurring column on changes, tidbits and other news from the Richmond. Got news? Send us tips at tips@missionlocal.com. Well, the sunshine came and went with [...] Richmond Buzz: Gallerists, influencers, crustaceans and more

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Richmond Buzz: Gallerists, influencers, crustaceans and more

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Suspect Allegedly Striking Passing Cars With Tire Iron Leads to Fatal Police Shooting on I-80 In Hercules

A massive traffic backup Thursday morning in the East Bay that was tied to a large police response in the westbound lanes of I-80 turns out to have been caused by a confrontation with police that led to the fatal shooting of a suspect.

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Suspect Allegedly Striking Passing Cars With Tire Iron Leads to Fatal Police Shooting on I-80 In Hercules

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Oakland's Ryan Coogler and Delroy Lindo Enjoy Record 16 Oscar Nominations for 'Sinners'

13 years after his feature film debut Fruitvale Station, Oakland native son Ryan Coogler is setting Oscar records with his hit film Sinners, which received 16 nominations for this year's Academy Awards.

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Oakland's Ryan Coogler and Delroy Lindo Enjoy Record 16 Oscar Nominations for 'Sinners'

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What will change and what will stay the same about the 49ers in 2026

Bigger investments and a return to health in the post-Brandon Aiyuk era will be key to addressing the team’s main weaknesses.

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What will change and what will stay the same about the 49ers in 2026

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S.F. Mayor Lurie doesn’t like the CEO tax. But his allies on the board do.

Daniel Lurie is worried that the tax will hurt S.F.'s economy. Supervisors say the new revenue is needed for vital city services. S.F. Mayor Lurie doesn’t like the CEO tax. But his allies on the board do.

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S.F. Mayor Lurie doesn’t like the CEO tax. But his allies on the board do.

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Thursday Morning What's Up: Police Activity Shuts Down I-80 In East Bay

A major traffic nightmare was happening due to a police situation on I-80 westbound in Hercules; a multi-county chase ended in a police shooting Wednesday in San Jose; and SF's Compton's Cafeteria building goes before the Historic Preservation Commission.

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Thursday Morning What's Up: Police Activity Shuts Down I-80 In East Bay

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$1.5M, 15,000 hours, and conflicting answers for BART’s service meltdowns

A costly report meant to explain BART’s service failures instead raises new questions about what went wrong.

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$1.5M, 15,000 hours, and conflicting answers for BART’s service meltdowns

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San Francisco is home to the AI boom. But where exactly are these companies?

A lack of signage and public addresses obscures their locations. But we’ve mapped the industry’s footprint.

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San Francisco is home to the AI boom. But where exactly are these companies?

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The trailblazing pub that kick-started SF’s Korean dining boom is closing

Ilcha introduced San Franciscans to a new side of Korean drinking culture. Now the owner says she’s ready for the next chapter.

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The trailblazing pub that kick-started SF’s Korean dining boom is closing

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This fentanyl treatment is a breakthrough of hope — for anyone who can endure it

SF is expanding its use of long-lasting “opioid blockade” therapeutics, the closest thing to a fentanyl vaccine. But there’s a catch.

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This fentanyl treatment is a breakthrough of hope — for anyone who can endure it

Mission Local

Nature's gradient

Cole Valley. Photo by Lauren Shimada Nature's gradient

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Nature's gradient

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S.F. closes downtown ‘oasis,’ shifting staff to street patrols

Decision to move resources out of former parking lot reflects a move toward a more ‘flexible’ model for street ambassadors, the city says. S.F. closes downtown ‘oasis,’ shifting staff to street patrols

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S.F. closes downtown ‘oasis,’ shifting staff to street patrols

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Day Around the Bay: Construction Begins on City College's Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center

The new home for that massive Diego Rivera mural owned by City College breaks ground Thursday; Olympic gold medalist skier Eileen Gu will be the grand marshal of the Lunar New Year Parade; and ICE is circulating a memo suggesting they can break into people's houses.

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Day Around the Bay: Construction Begins on City College's Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center

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Convicted Killer In Notorious 2001 SF Dog-Mauling Attack, Marjorie Knoller, Now Up for Parole Again

Yes it has been 25 years since the infamous dog-mauling murder case was SF’s Trial of the Century, but now decades later, the woman convicted of letting her dogs rip a neighbor to shreds is up for parole for a third time.

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Convicted Killer In Notorious 2001 SF Dog-Mauling Attack, Marjorie Knoller, Now Up for Parole Again

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Excelsior Buzz: New pizzeria owner once swore he’d never try to open a business in S.F. again

Bravo Pizza, an Excelsior staple since 1963 at the bustling corner of Mission Street and Geneva Avenue, is reopening on Jan. 22. Excelsior Buzz: New pizzeria owner once swore he’d never try to open a business in S.F. again

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Excelsior Buzz: New pizzeria owner once swore he’d never try to open a business in S.F. again