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It makes sense for robotaxi fleets to be parked close to their customers. But itβd make sense to put housing on those sites, too.Β Are…
Read full article βHot new reads from the likes of Chloe Benjamin, Frederick Nolan, Natalie Baszileβand Dolly in her own words, published right here in the Bay. The…
Read full article βPlus: How Lurie wants more control (and what it will mean) ... and can we please have a functional Sunshine Task Force? That's The Agenda…
Read full article βAt One Maritime Plaza. Photo by Jake Hanft. Modernism
Read full article βThe Pitt, Hacks, Widow's Bay and Pluribus are leading the Emmy nominations pack this year. Here's who we'll have our fingers crossed for on Monday…
Read full article βThe singing contest was created last year by the Mexican government to strengthen the bonds between Mexicans living in the U.S. and Mexico.
Read full article βThe new K-Town Archive is sharing hundreds of firsthand accounts of life in Koreatown and neighboring communities
Read full article βSome teens are saying goodbye to babysitting, and hello to becoming beauty technicians as the newest wave of side hustles. Teens do lashes, nails and…
Read full article βAll eight school board candidates said they'd keep the two-semester graduation requirement. Ethnic studies is here to stay, S.F. school board candidates say in first…
Read full article βDario Amodei and Sam Altman are the latest to urge caution amid fears the industry is racing too fast to build powerful AI while safety…
Read full article βThe ruling comes as Inglewood is arguing it shouldnβt have to pay $400 million to the companies behind SoFi.
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Read full article ββLimitlessβ is a project of Help Group, a nonprofit that serves people in Los Angeles with autism and mental health challenges.
Read full article βBefore cars, a so-called βCamel Corpβ was brought to Los Angeles in hopes they could transport goods.
Read full article βEvery year, despite the hardships of the pandemic, the owners of a Bayview barbershop scrounged money together for the neighborhood's kids. For years, one of…
Read full article βParents have taken to social media, created petitions and are proposing a bond measure in order to address sweltering classrooms.
Read full article βUnregulated electric bikes and motorcycles have caused a surge in crashes and a search for solutions.
Read full article βDespite previously saying he would not make an endorsement, the mayor picked his favorites β and weighs in on 10 local ballot measures. Mayor Lurie…
Read full article βEight candidates are facing off for three San Francisco school board seats. This week, Mission Local asked if they support a technology policy like LAUSD's.…
Read full article βThe 9th Circuit declined to take up the case, letting stand a lower courtβs order for the government to build thousands of new homes on…
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