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San Pedro Square Boosted Security for Today's Turkey-Paraguay Watch Party After 30,000 Showed Thursday
PublishedFollowing a 30,000-person crowd for Thursday's Mexico-South Korea match, San Jose has significantly expanded security…
Bay Area Black Expo Draws Thousands to Emeryville for Juneteenth
PublishedThe third annual Bay Area Black Expo packed Bay Street Emeryville on Friday with more than 100 Black-owned businesses…
Midjourney Is Collecting Body Scans Now. No FDA Approval. No Listed Price. No Disclosed Data Policy.
PublishedThe AI company that gave the world machine-generated imagery is now after something more intimate — your full biometric…
VTA Was Warned in 2019. It Didn't Listen. Now a Grand Jury Is Sounding the Same Alarm on a $12.75 Billion BART Extension.
PublishedA Santa Clara County civil grand jury has declared that the Valley Transportation Authority has no credible plan to…
Bay Area Road Funding Is About to Fall Off Two Cliffs at Once
PublishedA new national research report finds deficient roads and traffic congestion already cost the average Bay Area driver…
A Castro Resident Tried to Stop a Man Spray-Painting Slurs on a Flower Shop. He Got Punched. The DA Just Filed Felony Hate Crime Charges.
PublishedOne month after Hans Herman Haken allegedly spray-painted homophobic slurs on a Castro flower shop and punched a…
With Security Warnings Raised and One 'No' Vote, SF Commission Clears Lurie's OpenGov Deal — Now It Goes to the Board
PublishedSan Francisco's Civil Service Commission voted 4-1 Thursday to allow the city to keep its $28.5 million permitting…
A Marin First-Grader's Death During Recess Just Rewrote Building Codes in 100 Countries
PublishedWhen Alex Quanbeck, seven years old, tried to close a heavy gate during recess at his San Rafael elementary school in…
From UC Davis Walk-On to World Cup: Max Arfsten's Complete Bay Area Arc
PublishedWhen Maximilian Arfsten walked onto the UC Davis soccer program in 2019 — no scholarship, no blue-chip recruiting…
Harmeet Dhillon Brings the DOJ to SF's Pride Night: Trump Administration Refers Giants Hat Dispute to Federal Workplace Enforcers
PublishedThe Trump Justice Department has formally intervened in San Francisco's Giants Pride Night controversy, with Assistant…
Gas Prices Drop for a Fourth Straight Week. In San Francisco, That Still Means $5.77 a Gallon.
PublishedCalifornia has seen nearly four consecutive weeks of gas price declines — but Bay Area drivers are still paying close…
USA 2-0 Australia, and Pier 39 Had the Best Seat in San Francisco
PublishedUSA beat Australia 2-0 on Friday as crowds gathered at Pier 39's free waterfront fan zone.
The Red and White on SF Streets Belongs Mostly to Visitors From Turkey, Not the Neighbors
PublishedTurkish fans are visible across San Francisco ahead of Turkey's World Cup match against Paraguay tonight at Levi's…
At 659 Union, the Wall Hidden Inside the Verdi Building Finally Speaks
PublishedThe demolition of the fire-ravaged Verdi Building at 659 Union Street in North Beach has uncovered a century-old…
The Equity SF Is Waiting on Has a Member Directory
PublishedThree stories this week — Dialog's exposed member list, SF's $10B IPO projection, and a $22.2M cash Victorian purchase…
Thiel's "Secret Society" Wasn't Very Secret: Dialog Member List Exposed in Plaintext HTML, 17 Bay Area Execs on It
PublishedSwiss hacktivist maia arson crimew didn't need to break anything — Dialog's membership directory was sitting in…
Turkey's All-Time Scorer Lives Miles From Levi's — and Won't Be There Friday
PublishedHakan Şükür — Turkey's all-time leading scorer, holder of the fastest World Cup goal on record — has lived in Mountain…
V. Sattui Adds Free Midweek Tastings as Napa's $79-a-Head Model Shows Cracks
PublishedV. Sattui Winery in St. Helena now offers a complimentary three-wine flight on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays — a…
Ferry Fest Returns July 12: Noise Pop's Free Birthday Party at the Ferry Building
PublishedThe Ferry Building marks 128 years with a free, all-ages waterfront festival on July 12 — Bay Area live music, vintage…
At 38 Waverly Pl., a Former Medicine Storefront Becomes Chinatown's Only Bookstore
PublishedUnbound, open since December in a former Chinese medicine shop on Waverly Place, is now Chinatown's only…
Reparations Turns Six Tonight at August Hall, with Sapphira Cristal Headlining
PublishedThe Juneteenth drag institution that Nicki Jizz started as a Twitch stream in 2020 marks its sixth birthday tonight at…
Dusty Baker Reads His Life Back to Himself at MLK and 39th
PublishedDusty Baker brought his new memoir, "Crossroads: A Memoir in Baseball and Life," to Marcus Books in North Oakland on…
The Giants' Deadline Answer Is Already on Tonight's Lineup Card
PublishedYou want to know which direction the Giants go at the deadline?
Australia Will Park the Bus in Seattle: I'm on the Under in USA's Group D Decider
PublishedLet me say the quiet part first: I am not a soccer tactics guy.