People can’t stop AI-generating San Francisco
The strange new medium for SF’s decades-old debate between YIMBYs and NIMBYs has, if nothing else, amused the professionals.
Restaurant review: Grand Lake Kitchen, East Bay gem, comes to San Francisco
Grand Lake Kitchen, now in Noe Valley, has taken over the refurbished Mr. Digby’s space. It’s got a lot to offer.
Sunset Buzz: New vintage shop, indoor playground, and Lomo Libre closes
One of the few Peruvian restaurants in the Sunset closed after five years. Also: an indoor playhouse for young kids.
Reem’s restaurant in Mission District to close for 2 months after hit-and-run
Reem’s California owner calculates that as much as $200,000 in work is needed. The incident came during slow summer months.
S.F. fire dept. quietly announced it will cut peer counselors from street crisis teams
On July 8, the handful of peer counselors that have worked with the SFFD to respond to mental health-related emergency calls found out that SFFD is terminating their contract
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As TPS protections unravel, immigrants scramble and brace for life in the shadows
As immigrants protected status runs out, Bay Area immigrants lose jobs, stability and hope
Bayview Buzz: SFMTA fixes T-line, oyster bar to replace long-shuttered cafe
A Bayview staple has been closed since 2021, but soon, an oyster bar is coming. Plus: Days after the fourth, fireworks cause some damage.
One of the hottest tickets in S.F. is storytime at the Mission Bay library
The San Francisco Public Library Mission Bay branch offers three storytimes a week. Patrons can’t get enough.
S.F. police arrest 3 suspects in daylight Market St. shooting
The three suspects were caught and identified hours after yesterday’s shooting that occurred near Market and Jones Street.
Federal lawmaker steps in after San Francisco’s Waymo fiascos
New proposed federal standards would – on paper – keep robotaxis like Waymo from blocking emergency first responders.
S.F. supervisors advance plan to let some developers pay their way out of planting trees
Ordinance would also end independent appeals of hazardous-tree removals
Mayor Lurie’s bid to reshape S.F. City Hall gets first official opponent
Mayor Daniel Lurie’s billionaire-backed effort had, until now, faced little formal pushback
Q&A: New York Times editor Dean Baquet on the good (and bad) old days, and why journalists shouldn’t reject AI
Dean Baquet spent two days with Mission Local. He talked the future of journalism, AI and what he does (and doesn’t) miss about the old days.
Market St. shooting leaves person hospitalized with life-threatening injuries
The shooting occurred near Market and Jones, leaving one with life-threatening injuries. The alleged shooter remains at large.
Art Agnos’ odyssey: From shining shoes to leading San Francisco
‘The same fight that sustains my dad,’ former mayor’s son says, ‘is the fight necessary to sustain San Francisco.’
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