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Mayor Lurie’s office apologizes for appointing only private school kids to Youth Commission
The mayor’s office said it would do better in the future, and called the appointments an “oversight.”
Are autonomous vehicles and San Francisco development on a collision course?
It makes sense for robotaxi fleets to be parked close to their customers. But, someday, it’d make sense to put housing on those sites, too.
Your guide to local museums
What’s on now at San Francisco museums, September 2026
Last weekend for the Etruscans at the Legion of Honor and many beautiful objects at Museum of Craft and Design
News by neighborhood
Immigration
Judge extends halt on Gilroy ICE facility, promises full ruling within a week
The pause comes after a lawsuit was filed by California’s attorney general
Trouble
San Francisco Standard and its CEO sued for gender discrimination, harassment
The Standard denies gender played role in decision to fire former employee.
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Elections 2026 ➔
It’s a big election year — check out Mission Local’s coverage of candidates, measures, and the money behind them.
Arts & Culture
It’s no trick: Bernal’s hottest ticket is this perennially sold-out magic show
Rather than relying on dramatic illusions or elaborate props, The Magic Patio incorporates the audience in his magic.
Restaurant Reviews
Restaurant Review: Sungho Korean Soul Food
Chef Seongho features homey, traditional dishes he remembers from his childhood,.
Restaurant review: Chang’s Kitchen in the Sunset
The free-range chicken wings came beautifully hot and crispy, and stayed so until the very last finger-licking nibble.
People We Meet
People We Meet: Coach Julio Muñoz, the Mission’s tennis guy
Julio Muñoz is a Mission native who has been playing and coaching tennis here for most of his life.
People We Meet: Alberto Sanchez, nearly 25 years as a Mission paletero
At 80-years-old, Sanchez works seven day a week. He started working at 11-years-old in his native Mexico City polishing shoes.
Covering the Police
Judge tosses all charges against Stud Alley partygoers ‘in the interest of justice’
Judge dismisses cases against 18 people accused of failing to leave unpermitted party during pride weekend
