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Control of LA’s federal homeless money is about to change. Here’s what happens next

A federal judge says he plans to approve a settlement that lays out a timeline. It would mark the biggest change in control of federal…

Who’s to blame for the broken elevators in San Francisco SROs?

A report published by the controller's office on Friday points some blame on the state. Legislative change may be coming. Who’s to blame for the…

Person found dead from gunshot wound in Visitacion Valley

An unidentified, deceased gunshot wound victim was found in Visitacion Valley on Friday afternoon. Person found dead from gunshot wound in Visitacion Valley

The Mission branch library will reopen this weekend: Here’s a peek inside

The Mission library reopens on Saturday after a six-year closure. Mission Local toured the facilities ahead of the opening ceremony. The Mission branch library will…

Air quality officials wind down Lineage fire air testing, certify company followed cleanup order

Air quality officials certified Friday that Lineage has completed all requirements to comply with its order of abatement linked to its burned-out Boyle Heights warehouse.

THREE WEEKS. 44 YEARS.

Whether she speaks in weeks or decades, she shouldn’t be judged by her silence. The post THREE WEEKS. 44 YEARS. appeared first on Knock LA.

Space shuttle Endeavour launches its final chapter at the CA Science Center. How to explore its home

The Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center is a major expansion to the museum. General admission is free.

Where to find San Francisco’s holiday markets

Looking for a unique gift this holiday season? Check out this list of holiday markets to see where to find one. Where to find San…

Tenderloin Buzz: Azalina’s to relocate, your chance to weigh in on a new mural, and more 

The Golden Gate Greenway is getting a new mural. The community gets to weigh in on its design. Tenderloin Buzz: Azalina’s to relocate, your chance…

‘Club Kid’ tracks a partier’s transformation—but there’s an actual kid in an actual club, too

Director-star Jordan Firstman on his lauded debut's influences, the exhaustion of self-centeredness, and his surprise child's mad DJ skills The post ‘Club Kid’ tracks a…

The Frida store window

At 19th and Mission Streets. Photo by Patrick Piazza. The Frida store window

How The Marsh, Valencia St. theater for more than 30 years, still breeds creativity

A local S.F. theater that's survived and thrived in a difficult climate. How The Marsh, Valencia St. theater for more than 30 years, still breeds…

Drama Masks: A spirited ‘Marriage of Figaro’ that never lets up

SF Opera follows up Rossini's 'Barber of Seville' with Mozart's sequel to the story—and cranks the volume to 11. The post Drama Masks: A spirited…

Confidential jail phone calls were recorded by S.F. sheriffs and improperly given to prosecutors  

Sheriff’s office says mistake came from ‘administrative breakdown’ and that steps have been taken to ensure it doesn’t happen again. Defense attorney says, ‘You cannot…

Election Aftershocks Keep Rolling In

Marina Safeway lawsuit will be a key test of the Wiener-Yimby agenda

Can a project with serious toxics issues get fast-track approval with not environmental review? The City Planning Dept. thinks so. The post Marina Safeway lawsuit…

Move to San Francisco, Elon; we seem to love billionaires here

An open letter to the tech baron who failed to control the politics of Texas The post Move to San Francisco, Elon; we seem to…

LA needs more childcare options for babies. LAUSD could soon help

The district says it’ll plan to request proposals next year from childcare providers who want to run programs on district property.

Embroiled LA County judge is removed from the bench for ‘severe misconduct’

Judge Robert Draper had an unblemished 14-year tenure as a judge before the state’s judicial watchdog found he committed willful misconduct while in office.

California’s ‘record-shattering’ marine heat wave means threat of coastal flooding will stick around

El Niño is making the California coast much warmer than usual, and scientists are concerned about coastal flooding.