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At Marshall Beach, the Trail Still Runs Under the Bridge
PublishedBelow the west anchorage of the Golden Gate, where the cliffs drop steeply through cypress and ice plant to a thin…
After the Rain, the Park Belongs to the Coyotes
PublishedOn the western edge of Golden Gate Park, where the path behind the buffalo paddock turns soft and muddy after a storm…
Five Things Worth Leaving the House For This Week
PublishedA lot is happening between now and Sunday.
The Vatican Has an AI Ethics Framework. A Few SF Founders Are Paying Attention.
PublishedPope Francis released what the Vatican is calling a formal position on artificial intelligence ethics — a document…
Muni Parcel Tax Measure Qualifies for November Ballot After Collecting 305,000 Signatures
PublishedA ballot measure that would impose a parcel tax on homeowners and landlords to fund Muni and other regional transit…
Supervisor Mahmood Introduces Bill Requiring Full Fee Disclosure in SF Rental Listings
PublishedSupervisor Bilal Mahmood introduced legislation this week that would require San Francisco landlords to disclose all…
Car Stacker Structure Partially Collapses at Millbrae BART Station, Leaving Vehicles Suspended
PublishedA mechanical car stacker parking structure adjacent to Millbrae Station partially collapsed, leaving at least one…
Waymo Unveils the Ojai, a Blue Robotaxi Built With Zeekr — But Riders Have to Wait
PublishedWaymo has pulled the cover off a new robotaxi called the Ojai, a vehicle developed in partnership with Chinese…
Lurie Holds Immigrant Legal Funding as June Supervisor Races Loom Over His Clout
PublishedMayor Daniel Lurie will preserve funding for immigrant legal services in his upcoming budget proposal, even as the city…
David Lee Eyes Another Westside Supervisor Race as Endorsement Wars Heat Up
PublishedDavid Lee is again positioning himself as the Westside's go-to candidate in the District 1 supervisor race, according…
Regional Transit Measure Clears Signature Threshold, Heads to Ballot
PublishedA regional ballot measure to establish dedicated funding for BART and several Bay Area transit agencies has qualified…
Cal Academy Workers Launch Union Drive, Cite Pay and Working Conditions
PublishedWorkers at the California Academy of Sciences have organized under the banner Cal Academy Workers United and are…
2nd in Defensive Rating Through Six Games. The Valkyries Are Building Something Real.
PublishedThe Golden State Valkyries rank second in the WNBA in defensive rating through six games.
The Pickleball Courts Are Full. The Connections Are Not.
PublishedAt Dolores Park on a recent Saturday afternoon, a guy in a Scuderia Ferrari cap was setting up a portable net near the…
Faded Lane Markings on I-580 Draw Safety Complaints as Caltrans Maintenance Lags
PublishedThree of four lanes on a stretch of Interstate 580 are missing visible lane markings, drawing a wave of safety…
Carnaval SF Returns to the Mission With Full Parade, Two-Day Festival
PublishedSunday, May 25, the annual Carnaval SF parade steps off at 9:30am along Harrison Street between 16th and 24th in the…
SF Congressional Candidates Split on How to Build More Housing
PublishedState Sen. Scott Wiener and challenger Saikat Chakrabarti have aligned on broadly deregulatory approaches to housing…
State Rent Cap Leaves Many SF Tenants Unaware of Annual Increase Limits
PublishedCalifornia's Tenant Protection Act of 2019 limits annual rent increases for many units not covered by San Francisco's…
A Giant Paper Airplane Lands at Marina Green
PublishedThe launch party for a large-scale "Paper Airplane" sculpture is happening at Marina Green.
The Tourists Who Didn't Come, and What the City Did With the Gap
PublishedAt the Embarcadero Ferry Building on a recent Saturday morning, the foot traffic moved at its usual weekend pace —…
Mayor's Office Claims $97.7 Million in Savings From Hiring Slowdown Since Lurie Took Office
PublishedThe Mayor's budget office reported this week that a hiring slowdown since Daniel Lurie took office has produced $97.7…
Someone Is Trying to Find Her People, and She's Starting With a Spreadsheet and a Subreddit
PublishedOn a recent Tuesday evening, somewhere in the overlap between a Reddit post and a city of 870,000 people, a woman put…
SF Chinatown's Supreme Soy Sauce Noodles Are Harder to Find Than They Should Be
PublishedA visitor from Atlanta posted to r/SFFood this week asking a specific question: where in SF Chinatown can you find…
The Bay Area Starter Pack, Annotated
PublishedSomewhere on 101 South, a white Tesla is doing 72 in the left lane, being tailgated by a Prius doing 71 in the left…