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Meet the syndicate printing posters at San Francisco protests
In 2025, this collective of screen-printing artists have given away thousands of posters at rallies, protests and demonstrations.
What went wrong in Ward 86? The hours and minutes leading up to Alberto Rangel’s killing.
Two weeks after the death of social worker Alberto Rangel, staff and patients are left wondering what could have prevented it.
What’s on now at San Francisco museums, December 2025
“Manet and Morisot” at the Legion of Honor is not a show to miss. But that can be said of many shows around town.
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More News
How to spend Christmas Eve in San Francisco
Die Hard, ice skating, free coffee, a castle made of sugar, and a 60-foot Christmas tree
PG&E fully restores power in S.F., offers $200-$2,500 credits to customers
Residential customers would get $200 and business customers $2,500, automatically, after San Francisco’s worst blackout in years.
Richmond District seniors describe nightmare 48 hours in blackout
Thousands across San Francisco’s Richmond District were left without power for two days. In one building, seniors were particularly vulnerable.
Restaurant Reviews
Review: Shizen Vegan Sushi & Omakase aims high and nails it
Shizen has been open for 10 years. Inside, it’s all beauty and light, with blond, wooden, curved beams cocooning the space.
Review: Phở Star, casual Vietnamese in the Mission District
A new family-run phở place is open on 16th between Guerrero and Dolores.
People We meeT
People We Meet: The florists of the Ocean Beach bathroom
One picked up trash at the beach. The other cleaned a public toilet by the ocean. One day, their eyes met.
People We Meet: Laurel Roth Hope delves into dump for trashy treasures
A former park ranger finds beauty in what San Francisco dumps out as a Recology artist-in-residence.
