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Wynd Kaufman is surrendering herself Friday morning for her role in a protest outside OpenAI headquarters.

Parts of the campaign website for the presumptive winner of the governor’s race are stuck in June.

The donated art materials organization has a new home just down the road from its former depot, opening this weekend.

Dakota Carrasco built The Dissent, a newsroom covering San Francisco with AI, instead of reporters.

SFPD solved just 14% of rape cases last year, which is half the national average, and the lowest of any large California county.

A pair of draft picks made strong impressions against Tennessee Titans starters on Thursday.

The lawsuit centers on an ordinance Mayor Daniel Lurie signed in May, which YIMBY groups say violates state law SB 79.

Attendees describe near-identical thefts, dead trackers and pings that converged hundreds of miles south.

Steph Curry and the Warriors are set to play their 14th straight Christmas Day game and will also be at home on Presidents Day. 

In a press release Wednesday, Mayor Daniel Lurie and the police and fire unions came out against the Affordable Housing Guarantee Act.

The cause of the Timber fire is under investigation.

Golden State is 24-9, has the WNBA’s highest scoring bench, and could become the fifth franchise to record a 30-win season.

The quake centered in Oakland was felt in San Francisco and around the Bay Area.

Car break-ins, long a symbol of dysfunction in San Francisco, have fallen precipitously in recent years. Surveillance technology is partly to thank.

With top draft picks such as Jackson Flora and elite international signees such as Josuar González, San Francisco has one of the leading prospect pipelines.

Tech PR veteran Aaron Zamost says he knows why OpenAI is struggling with its messaging.

Don’t miss all of the events, store openings and more happening on the waterfront this August

Plus: Garry Tan hosts Xavier Becerra, Bilal Mahmood goes to the mat for YIMBY, and new City College board candidates emerge.

Golden State’s owner said GM Mike Dunleavy signed an extension and said the front office never had the chance to talk to LeBron James directly during free agency.

A secretive LLC bought the 12-acre Hillsborough estate for $70 million — but records point to xAI cofounder Yuhuai Wu as the real buyer.

Superintendent Maria Su has a stable budget and new team — but little movement on school closures and student assignment.

San Francisco’s newest grocery store is Grocery Outlet, which is opening Thursday on Bay Street with bargain prices and snack brands you can’t find anywhere else.

As bodyhacking goes mainstream in San Francisco, Neko Health, founded by Spotify’s Daniel Ek, files permits for a spot at 100 Stockton St.

Anthony Strong takes an unusual approach to crowdfunding the Cole Valley outpost of his popular restaurant and marketplace.

At 10, Jaden Newman defeated the Warriors star in a 3-point contest. Now 22, she has become a digital lightning rod.

Later this year, a Pac Heights mom of two will open Little Maison, the city’s first “third space” for parents and their children to enjoy.

Why does San Francisco worship its scrappy little restaurants — until they grow?

Plus, feast at an all-you-can-eat carb fest, celebrate SCRAP’s grand opening, and catch Interpol in concert.

After a journalist covered Maury Blackman’s arrest, David Chiu tried to get the article removed from the web. It cost the city $45,000.