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Man convicted of attacking ex-Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband with a hammer sentenced to 30 years
David DePape, the man convicted of attacking and injuring Paul Pelosi with a hammer in October 2022, was sentenced Friday to 30 years in prison.
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Using cones to claim parking spots becomes popular tactic in San Francisco neighborhood
In the battle to find a parking spot in San Francisco, a curious group has emerged: “the cone people.”
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San Francisco community rallies around man targeted with racist packages
San Francisco community members gathered in Alamo Square Saturday to show support for one of their neighbors after he was targeted in two racist incidents.
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An anchovy feast draws a crush of sea lions to one of San Francisco's piers, the most in 15 years
San Francisco’s famed Fisherman’s Wharf district is seeing a surge in sea lions. First appearing at Pier 39 after the 1989 earthquake, the sea lions have become a well known tourist attraction. The number of sea lions crashing at the pier fluctuates over the seasons. On most days more than a hundred can be seen. But this week, Pier 39...
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San Francisco office tower sells at steep discount
A San Francisco office tower that once served as the headquarters for Burning Man and leasable office space for WeWork has been sold at an eye-popping discount.
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Outside Lands announces lineup for annual 3-day festival in August
Tyler the Creator, The Killers and Sturgill Simpson are among the headliners for this year’s Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival in San Francisco, festival organizers announced Tuesday.
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San Francisco sues Oakland over airport renaming
The city of San Francisco on Thursday filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against the city of Oakland over the planned renaming of Oakland’s airport, according to a news release from the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office.
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‘The feeling that you're doing something good': Agent talks being Latina in the FBI
Solving cases for the FBI requires a lot of skills, but a special agent in the Bay Area never thought being Latina would be one of them.
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$1.7 million public toilet officially opens in San Francisco's Noe Valley
A $1.7 million toilet in San Francisco’s Noe Valley neighborhood is now open.
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Crews rescue 4 from capsized boat off San Francisco coast
Crews are working to rescue four people reportedly on or near a capsized boat around 3 miles off the coast of San Francisco’s Ocean Beach, firefighters said Sunday morning.
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San Francisco artist believes new downtown food hall copied his design
A San Francisco artist claims that the city’s new downtown food hall copied his design. He plans to take legal action.
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Welcoming spring with the Cherry Blossom Festival Grand Parade in SF
Thousands of people flocked to San Francisco’s Japantown Saturday for the opening ceremony of the Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival.
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San Francisco business owner goes on hunger strike over new bike lane
A San Francisco business owner is going to great lengths to bring attention to the debate over bike lanes along on Valencia Street.
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Night markets in San Francisco's Chinatowns continue to draw thousands
Thousands came out for another night market in San Francisco’s Chinatown Friday night. The event was so packed that Mayor London Breed is now promising to work with organizers to close more streets for the monthly event.
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Man caught on video vandalizing San Francisco mosque
Police are searching for a man captured on surveillance video vandalizing a San Francisco mosque last week, and Muslim community members say it is not an isolated incident involving the same suspect.
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Teachers get first crack at affordable housing in San Francisco
San Francisco is rolling out a new solution to affordable housing for teachers.
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Viral video renews concerns about sex workers in San Francisco
Video of a woman being beaten on Shotwell Street in San Francisco’s Mission District is renewing an old concern from some neighbors there.
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Historic partnership between SFMOMA, East Bay art center highlights artists with disabilities
The Bay Area has a thriving art scene. But something unprecedented has happened that will highlight an often overlooked aspect of the region’s artistic richness.
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San Francisco vacancies reach all-time high amid signs of a market shift
Office vacancies in San Francisco reached an all-time high in the first quarter of 2024, but there are signs the market has reached a turning point, according to preliminary data released by real estate firm CBRE.
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San Francisco begins to roll out new automated license plate readers to help fight crime
San Francisco is beginning to roll out a new tool to help fight crime, especially retail and car theft.