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SF Considers Tiny Houses, City-Sanctioned Camps For the Homeless
The city is adding only 250 shelter beds a year, so some supervisors are pushing for more ambitious measures.
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Friday Morning Constitutional: Tesla Is Closing 'Many' Stores
Assessing the damage in Sonoma, Tesla is closing brick-and-mortar stores, and a Supervisor wants to talk about Chariot.
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This Mother-Son Real Estate Duo Has Handled Nearly $500,000,000 in S.F. Home Sales
It is no secret that the San Francisco real estate market is among the world's most desirable. From extravagant mansions priced multiple times beyond your expected lifetime earnings to run down,
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Day Around The Bay: Gap Spins Off Old Navy As New Company
The second company, which has yet to be named, will consist of the Gap, Athleta, Banana Republic, Intermix and Hill City brands.
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Fort Funston Landslide Victim Identified As 22-Year-Old Oakley Woman
The still missing victim in last Friday's landslide at Fort Funston has been identified as 22-year-old Kyra Sunshine Scarlet of Oakley.
Arts & Entertainment
Go Get Some Free Tulips In Union Square On Saturday
Saturday is American Tulip Day, and that means the Dutch government would like to give you some tulips.
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Reddit Tests Out Monetary Tips Starting With One Infamous SF User
A Redditor known only as shittymorph, famous for his bait-and-switch trickery with comments about a late-90s wrestling match, is now accepting cash tips.
Bay Area Sports
Sorry Bryce Harper Fans, He's Headed to Philly
Despite what looked like some last-minute bidding by the SF Giants and LA Dodgers and a rumor that Harper wanted to be on the West Coast, he signed a 13-year, $330 million deal with the Phillies.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
New Chronicle Critic Soleil Ho Drops a Doozy of a Review of Chez Panisse, Calls It 'Stale'
I actually called it wrong yesterday when I said the chances of a take-down review of Chez Panisse from the Chronicle's new food critic were "slim to none." Oh, she went there.
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For The Umpteenth Time In Recent Months, Computer Glitch Causes Rush Hour Muni Meltdown
It's a tale as old as time in these parts, but everyone's morning commute on Muni was pretty miserable on Thursday when the metro system's automatic train controls pooped out.
SF Politics
Majority of Supervisors Oppose ‘Immoral’ Homeless Tent Sweeps
After a grilling from homelessness activists and the DSA, six supes say they’d vote for an end to tent sweeps during major storms.
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Records Show PG&E Delayed Maintenance On Power Line That Likely Sparked Camp Fire
Newly surfaced communications between PG&E and federal regulators show that the utility was intending to do safety work on the Caribou-Palermo line as far back as 2013.
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Around 2,000 Homes and Buildings Have Flooded Around the Russian River
As the overflowing Russian River begins to recede Thursday, authorities are assessing the damage and many Sonoma County residents remain marooned.
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Thursday Morning Links: Teachers Strike Enters Sixth Day
Three people died on I-80 in Emeryville Wednesday night, an emotional vigil for Jeff Adachi, and an avalanche shut down Amtrak.
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Day Around the Bay: Tahoe Woman Found Buried By Snow In Car
The suspect in that suitcase murder pleaded not guilty, a 64-year-old Richmond District woman was killed in a hit and run, and a snowplow accidentally found a woman trapped in her car beneath snow in South Lake Tahoe.
Bay Area Sports
The Giants and The Dodgers Are Officially Fighting Over Bryce Harper
Yesterday it was just a rumor that Smash Mouth started, but today it's looking more like a real possibility that Washington Nationals star Bryce Harper could be headed to the Bay Area.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
Here's What We Know So Far About New Chronicle Food Critic Soleil Ho
Will the country's newest big-city critic go after a sacred cow like Chez Panisse in her very first set of reviews for the San Francisco Chronicle?
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Photos: Guerneville Under Water
Much of the town of Guerneville is submerged today thanks to a rising Russian River, and it's only going to get worse by nighttime.
Arts & Entertainment
Netflix Releases 'The OA: Part II' Trailer Set In Bizarro San Francisco
The trailer just dropped for the second season of Brit Marling's creepy surreality series The OA, and surprise! It takes place in San Francisco now.
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City Hall Up in Arms Over Police Leaks in Adachi Investigation
Supervisors, the Public Defender's Office, and even the SFPD itself call for investigations into SFPD’s leaking of personal details
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Guerneville and Monte Rio Isolated As Russian River Tops 41 Feet
Floodwaters have yet to peak as of Tuesday morning, and roads are closed into and out of the west Sonoma towns of Guerneville and Monte Rio.
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Wednesday Morning Links: Highway 37 Closed Again Due To Flooding
Flood warnings remain in effect in Napa, Sonoma, and Solano counties this morning. Also a body was found at an Ocean Beach stairwell.
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Day Around The Bay: Oakland Man Sentenced For Attempting to Aid ISIS
Floodwaters are rising fast in Sonoma County, 23-year-old Amer Alhaggagi of Oakland gets 15 years, and a tow-truck driver is killed on 101 in Sausalito.
Arts & Entertainment
The Curran To Be Transformed Into Theater-in-the-Round For 'The Jungle'
Ahead of the April 4 opening of The Jungle at The Curran, the recently renovated theater's 1600-seat proscenium setup will become an intimate 600-seat house with 360-degree staging.
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Arrest Made in Bizarre Torture, Hanging, and Dismemberment Case
Prosecutors hope to deny bail to a 47-year-old man accused of drugging and hanging a much younger man, and stuffing the body in a suitcase.