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New book ‘Unsung Heroines’ celebrates 35 Bay Area women you need to know
“Unsung Heroes: 35 Women Who Changed the Bay Area,” new book by KQED reporter and producer Rae Alexandra, out March 17. New book ‘Unsung Heroines’ celebrates 35 Bay Area women you need to know
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Mission Local
New book ‘Unsung Heroines’ celebrates 35 Bay Area women you need to know
Bystanders Describe Horrific Scene Where Toddler Was Killed In Mission Bay Intersection
A mother was badly injured and her two-year-old daughter was killed in a pedestrian crash Friday in Mission Bay/Mission Rock, and bystanders allege that the driver appeared to try to flee the scene.
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SFiST
Bystanders Describe Horrific Scene Where Toddler Was Killed In Mission Bay Intersection
Saturday Links: Toddler Fatally Struck, Adult Injured, While Crossing Street in Mission Bay
The US and Israel launched a targeted strike against Iran Saturday, who said it will retaliate; the names were released of the sheriff’s deputies who fatally shot East Bay musician Anthony Ant earlier this month; and a two-year-old was killed while crossing the street in SF’s Mission Bay Friday.
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SFiST
Saturday Links: Toddler Fatally Struck, Adult Injured, While Crossing Street in Mission Bay
Day Around the Bay: Randa’s Market Adopts Third Cat, ‘Shadow,’ Following the Death of KitKat
Trump was not happy about Anthropic’s refusal to allow the Pentagon access to its technology; Henrietta Lacks’ estate won a settlement from Swiss drugmaker Novartis for profiting off her cells for decades without their knowledge; and Randa’s Market in the Mission has a new cat named ‘Shadow.’
2 days ago
SFiST
Day Around the Bay: Randa’s Market Adopts Third Cat, ‘Shadow,’ Following the Death of KitKat
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S.F. to boost police presence at Mission BART plazas, Mayor Lurie says
Mayor Daniel Lurie announced more police foot patrols, a dedicated sergeant, and more to come for the troubled Mission District BART plazas. S.F. to boost police presence at Mission BART plazas, Mayor Lurie says
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Mission Local
S.F. to boost police presence at Mission BART plazas, Mayor Lurie says
People We Meet: Junior keeps watch at Mission and 30th 
Junior has lived at Mission and 30th streets for at least 21 years, nearly half his life, maybe longer. He mostly survives on odd jobs. People We Meet: Junior keeps watch at Mission and 30th 
2 days ago
Mission Local
People We Meet: Junior keeps watch at Mission and 30th 
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Chalk Wars: It’s OpenAI vs. Anthropic on San Francisco’s sidewalks
It's Anthropic vs. OpenAI and the Pentagon, and San Francisco's chalk warriors have chosen their side. Chalk Wars: It’s OpenAI vs. Anthropic on San Francisco’s sidewalks
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Mission Local
Chalk Wars: It’s OpenAI vs. Anthropic on San Francisco’s sidewalks
‘God loves Anthropic:’ S.F. sidewalk chalk defends AI company in Pentagon feud
Chalk messages praising Anthropic briefly appeared outside the company’s HQ. The display comes during a heated dispute between the AI firm and the Pentagon. ‘God loves Anthropic:’ S.F. sidewalk chalk defends AI company in Pentagon feud
2 days ago
Mission Local
‘God loves Anthropic:’ S.F. sidewalk chalk defends AI company in Pentagon feud
OpenAI Makes Deal With Pentagon, Including Safeguards Anthropic Requested Before Ban
Just a couple hours after Trump announced the federal government was cutting ties with Anthropic for refusing to grant the Pentagon full access to its tools Friday, Sam Altman announced OpenAI received the contract instead, which includes the safeguards Anthropic was denied.
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SFiST
OpenAI Makes Deal With Pentagon, Including Safeguards Anthropic Requested Before Ban
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Kafka in court: San Francisco’s legal resistance takes on ICE detentions
A series of wins showcase a coalition of nonprofits, pro bono lawyers, and others fighting mass deportation.
8 hours ago
SF Standard
Kafka in court: San Francisco’s legal resistance takes on ICE detentions
San Francisco’s milkshake-fueled diner revival, served with a side of nostalgia
A kitschy trio — Goldenette, Chicken Fried Palace, and Hamburguesa Bar — is scratching the city’s itch for vinyl booths and a retro aesthetic. 
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SF Standard
San Francisco’s milkshake-fueled diner revival, served with a side of nostalgia
What's on now at San Francisco museums, March 2026
Bouquets to Art fill the de Young and Legion of Honor museums this week. Video Craft is new at Museum of Craft and Design. What's on now at San Francisco museums, March 2026
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Mission Local
What's on now at San Francisco museums, March 2026
Every 60 Years, ‘Year of the Fire Horse’ Leaves an Indelible Mark on San Francisco History
The ‘Fire Horse,’ which arrives every 60 years, is long associated with upheaval and transformation, appearing at pivotal moments in modern San Francisco history as far back as the Gold Rush era and revealing recurring social patterns across generations.
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SFiST
Every 60 Years, ‘Year of the Fire Horse’ Leaves an Indelible Mark on San Francisco History
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S.F.'s Ingleside celebrates the Lunar New Year
It was a day of dance, stumping for votes and voucher hunting. S.F.'s Ingleside celebrates the Lunar New Year
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Mission Local
S.F.'s Ingleside celebrates the Lunar New Year
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