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Court Interpreters Stage Walkout In SF, Other Counties
Unionized court interpreters planned a half-day walkout Friday at San Francisco's superior courts, after negotiations for a new contract have reportedly hit a wall.
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'Oh, Mary!' Just as Subversively Hilarious on Tour at SF's Curran as It Was on Broadway
Even though it was written to be a queer, campy, ahistorical comedy vehicle for Cole Escola, Oh, Mary! has, against the odds, become a successfully bawdy romp in the hands of a range of performers, and one that lets all of America in on the joke.
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Friday Morning Constitutional: Savor the Heat While You Can
San Jose city leaders are facing backlash over data centers; the father of slain reality TV personality Mackayla 'Kash' Paige speaks out; and the October heat spells may be wrapping up next week.
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Day Around the Bay: 101 Southbound Lanes In SF to Close Again This Weekend
The DOJ is suing California, alleging over 20,000 noncitizens are unlawfully registered to vote; Supervisor Mahmood called the zombie video game set in the Tenderloin “deeply disturbing;” and all southbound lanes on part of Highway 101 will be closed.
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Hawaii Mother Sues OpenAI Over Children’s Data as Eight States File Separate Lawsuits
OpenAI is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit from a Hawaii mother who alleges ChatGPT collected sensitive information from her children without parental consent, while eight states have filed separate suits.
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New Mid-Market Arts District Launches With $500K Investment From SF Billionaires
SF business leaders and wealthy donors are funding a new Mid-Market arts district, which launches alongside a free festival Saturday, as a growing number of Bay Area artists call for a boycott of events funded by billionaires.
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Man Killed In Scooter Crash During Apparent Police Chase In SF Was Wanted for Ankle Monitor Violation
A police chase in SF's SoMa district that led to the death of a man on Monday now has some further details, and it appears the man was being pursued for not charging his ankle monitor.
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Sheng Thao's Former Chief of Staff Testifies About Mayor's Odd Behavior, Ill-Fated Vietnam Trip
The chief of staff under several Oakland mayors, including former Mayor Sheng Thao, was the first witness called by the prosecution in the federal corruption trial of Thao, Andre Jones, David Duong, and Andy Duong.
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Nordstrom Rack to Reopen In Downtown SF at Former Forever 21 Site
Three years after closing all of its San Francisco stores, Nordstrom Rack will be returning to Union Square in the fall of 2027, joining a growing roster of retailers opening new locations or expanding their presence in downtown SF.
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Planned Memorial at SFPD HQ For Slain Retired Deputy Chief Ann Mannix Canceled Due to Outsized Response
A memorial event that had been planned primarily for past and present SFPD officers and colleagues to attend at SFPD headquarters, for murder-suicide victim Ann Mannix, has been canceled due to capacity issues.
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SF AI Founder’s Zombie Shooter Game Turns Tenderloin Residents Into Targets
A local tech founder has created a multiplayer shooter game set in the Tenderloin, where players gun down zombie versions of neighborhood residents, drawing immediate criticism for its portrayal of people dealing with homelessness and addiction.
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SF School Board Approves New Neighborhood Enrollment Plan, Limiting School Choice
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Sea Lions Keep Gathering on Moss Landing Roadway Despite Efforts to Keep Them Away
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El Niño Emergency Project Will Shut Down Part of Highway 37 Next Week
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Woman Questions California Law After Coworker’s Felony Poisoning Conviction Dismissed
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Oakland to Celebrate Black Panther Party’s 60th Anniversary With Music, Film, and Street Renaming
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Sister Charged In Oakland Shooting Death of Reality TV Personality
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