Hundreds ordered deported in absentia at S.F. immigration court
Former judges and attorneys question whether immigrants had adequate notice as hundreds failed to appear for hearings
South of Market stabbing victim identified
A 37-year-old man was fatally stabbed at a supportive housing unit in SoMa The San Francisco Medical Examiner’s Office identified the victim of a fatal stabbing that occurred March 13 in the South of Market neighborhood as 37-year-old Toti Anamani, Jr. The incident took place at the Plaza Apartments at Howard and Sixth Streets, according…
Opposing fan kicked El Farolito striker’s toddler, sparking bleacher fight, players say
Postgame melee following Sacramento Republic’s U.S. Open Cup win over El Farolito has been referred to a disciplinary panel — and may result in sanctions for both clubs
Fired S.F. police watchdog attorney sues city, alleging retaliation and hostile workplace
Janelle Caywood says she was fired from the Department of Police Accountability for raising “unlawful conduct,” racism and misspent funds.
Jay’s Cheesesteak, institution on 21st St., set to close at the end of the month
Since 1995, Jay Nazzal has served cheesesteaks in the Mission. But over the past two years, he’s seen a decline in business.
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Tenderloin Buzz: Eid festival returns to Golden Gate avenue
Also: A local Pakistani-Indian chain gets city recognition
‘Monet and Venice’ at de Young makes bold claim about artist’s fame
Lessons from Monet emerge: a change of perspective can help the creative process, moments of self-doubt can fuel one’s work.
Ed Siu, Chinatown’s ‘complaint guy,’ isn’t here to make friends. He’s here to get results.
Ed Siu’s in-your-face approach — he’s filed dozens and dozens of officials complaints with City Hall — is getting results for Chinatown.
SFUSD signs 3rd labor agreement in 2 months. District predicts major budget shortfall.
On Thursday, the San Francisco Unified School District signed an agreement with SEIU Local 1021, its third labor agreement in two months.
Richmond Buzz: Art, art, and (supposedly) more art
“Richmond Buzz” is a recurring column on changes, tidbits and other news from the Richmond. This week: it’s hot, and art is abuzz.
Mission Buzz: Carnitas and Taiwanese fried chicken coming to 22nd St.
Michoacan-style carnitas and Taiwanese fried chicken restaurants to open on 22nd Street. Also, Mission Comics had its best year ever in 2025.
District 4 Candidates on easier and safer biking in the Sunset
One candidate wants protected bike lanes across the district; another says the Sunset is already one of the safest neighborhoods for biking.
Excelsior Buzz: The Dark Horse returns as Pony Express
Plus: Casa de Apoyo expands with a free community market and a Great Pyrenees visits the library.
Dog bites in S.F. are rising. In the Tenderloin, they’re skyrocketing.
The Tenderloin district police station has launched a dog enforcement operation with the tongue-in-cheek working name, “Paw Patrol.”
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