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In a matter of one year, Cal and Stanford went all in on football

The arrivals of Ron Rivera and Andrew Luck signaled each program’s intent to compete at the top of the ACC.

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In a matter of one year, Cal and Stanford went all in on football

SFiST

Monday Morning Headlines: BART Sees Yet Another Messy Monday Commute

BART's Red and Green lines were both out of service causing major delays Monday morning; another swarm of small earthquakes struck San Ramon; and Paramount is launching a hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros.

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Monday Morning Headlines: BART Sees Yet Another Messy Monday Commute

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SF Standard

BART riders hit by major delays during morning rush

A power problem between the Power and Embarcadero stations disrupted the Monday commute.

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SF Standard

BART riders hit by major delays during morning rush

SF Standard

Earthquake swarm continues run of shaking near East Bay’s San Ramon

Dozens of minor quakes have been centered near the Tri-Valley city since November.

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Earthquake swarm continues run of shaking near East Bay’s San Ramon

SF Standard

Even rentals in San Francisco have bidding wars

Experts say a “douchey” practice widespread in New York is increasingly common here in the wake of the AI boom.

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SF Standard

Even rentals in San Francisco have bidding wars

SF Standard

The Warriors are coming home, and Jonathan Kuminga has been relegated to the bench

The 23-year-old wing received his first DNP of the season in Golden State’s rout of Chicago on Sunday night.

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SF Standard

The Warriors are coming home, and Jonathan Kuminga has been relegated to the bench

Mission Local

The garden is open

On 23rd Street. Photo by Walter Mackins. The garden is open

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Mission Local

The garden is open

Mission Local

The District 4 supervisor race will be nasty, brutish — and short

The Sunset has a new supervisor — and a bruising, reductive and rapid election on the horizon The District 4 supervisor race will be nasty, brutish — and short

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Mission Local

The District 4 supervisor race will be nasty, brutish — and short

SFiST

Supervisor Chan Claps Back at Colleagues For Admonishing Her Budget, Housing Plan Concerns

In a text exchange following Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting, Supervisor Chan accused Board President Mandelman of acting in bad faith and setting her up with “two assholes” — Mahmood and Sauter, who are temporarily filling seats on the budget committee.

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Supervisor Chan Claps Back at Colleagues For Admonishing Her Budget, Housing Plan Concerns

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Mission Local

At vigil for slain S.F. hospital worker Alberto Rangel, fond memories and anger

The vigil was held in memory of S.F. General Hospital social worker Alberto Rangel, who was killed by a patient in a stabbing. At vigil for slain S.F. hospital worker Alberto Rangel, fond memories and anger

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Mission Local

At vigil for slain S.F. hospital worker Alberto Rangel, fond memories and anger

SF Standard

Jeff Kent earns stunning Hall of Fame nod, while Barry Bonds is denied again

Fourteen of 16 voters on the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee voted in favor of enshrining Kent in Cooperstown.

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SF Standard

Jeff Kent earns stunning Hall of Fame nod, while Barry Bonds is denied again

SFiST

Octogenarian Steals the Show With ‘Best Technique’ at Rikki’s Lesbian Pie-Eating Contest

In honor of Lesbian Visibility Week last month, Rikki’s sports bar held a raucous pie-eating contest, with a contestant named Jenn winning grand prize, but “best technique” went to 81-year-old Babs Daitch who recently starred in an award-winning documentary.

18 hours ago

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Octogenarian Steals the Show With ‘Best Technique’ at Rikki’s Lesbian Pie-Eating Contest

Mission Local

Christmas tree

At Union Square. Photo by Mike Santiago. Christmas tree

1 day ago

Mission Local

Christmas tree

Mission Local

23 wild years of lesbian bar culture, this Sunday at Rikki’s

"Last Call at Maud's" brought an older generation of lesbians together to reminisce on the height of the lesbian bar scene in San Francisco. 23 wild years of lesbian bar culture, this Sunday at Rikki’s

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Mission Local

23 wild years of lesbian bar culture, this Sunday at Rikki’s

SFiST

[Update] Social Worker Dies From Injuries Following Stabbing at SF General Hospital, Suspect Arrested

The social worker who was stabbed by a patient several times in the neck and shoulder at Zuckerberg SF General Hospital Thursday has died from his injuries. The suspect, who reportedly has a history of violent behavior, has since been arrested.

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SFiST

[Update] Social Worker Dies From Injuries Following Stabbing at SF General Hospital, Suspect Arrested

Mission Local

Day 270 at the 16th St. Plaza: It's all about the nights

“It can get crazy over there,” said Stephen earlier this week as he looked across to the east side of Mission Street. Day 270 at the 16th St. Plaza: It's all about the nights

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Mission Local

Day 270 at the 16th St. Plaza: It's all about the nights

SFiST

Field Notes: The Cockettes’ Tahara, Christmas Bar, and SCRAP Jewelry Pop-Up

This week: 1960s gems at SCRAP, Muni’s holiday wrap artist, and Deck the Halls out the wazoo. Plus, queer performer and activist Tahara, astronomy talks, queer land stewardship, the wildlife of Yosemite, and ushering in the salmon.

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Field Notes: The Cockettes’ Tahara, Christmas Bar, and SCRAP Jewelry Pop-Up

SFiST

Saturday Links: Historic SF Mansion Sells for Half Its Original Price, Despite ‘Mansion Shortage’

A shredded cheese recall has expanded to include 1 million bags from major retailers nationwide; the Oakland community packed the venue at a memorial for Laney College coach John Beam Friday; and an 1899 mansion on “Billionaires’ Row” sold for $17.75 million.

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Saturday Links: Historic SF Mansion Sells for Half Its Original Price, Despite ‘Mansion Shortage’