Trump endorses Hilton for gov; here’s what the ex-Fox host told us about the race
With his support, the president is betting a media-savvy outsider can retake state leadership for the first time in decades.
Businesses close, students walk out to protest ICE as SF joins national strike
Protesters gather at Dolores Park on a day of action sparked by the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis.
‘What happened in Minnesota can happen here’: Bay Area readies for Friday strike
Restaurant owners, climbing gyms, and boutiques are sacrificing their busiest sales day to join a strike sparked by fatal shootings in Minneapolis.
The year in SF crime: 4 charts that tell the story
The trend continues: Crime post-pandemic keeps dropping.
Retired teacher fights SFPD’s ‘Orwellian’ camera surveillance
The police department is being sued over its use of Flock cameras that record license plates.
Pet shop drama continues: Landlord sues former supervisor for unpaid rent
Isabella Alcaraz is listed as a defendant in a new lawsuit alleging unpaid rent and a rodent infestation, even though she has sold the business.
PG&E confronts another San Francisco equipment fire and blackout
San Francisco firefighters responded to a transformer fire Sunday that led to additional power outages in the Richmond and Presidio.
SFO reopens terminal after suspicious package investigation
Officials urge Terminal 1 passengers to arrive early due to lingering roadway congestion.
San Francisco drag venue saved by donation
A billionaire couple gave the storied drag venue a multi-million-dollar donation, allowing Oasis to buy and renovate the building it occupies and hire more staff.
Can this tiny California town do anything to kick out ICE?
California City is a tiny town that’s become home to the state’s largest ICE detention center. Residents want it gone, but the mayor is struggling to do anything about it.
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