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‘Disturbing news’: San Francisco restaurants dread new state law banning service fees
Fees on your restaurant bill meant to pay for employee healthcare or replace tipping are near-ubiquitous, but could soon be illegal.
A suspected bipper livestreamed his own police chase—then got caught
San Francisco police arrested a 21-year-old man who allegedly livestreamed a bipping spree and authorities' pursuit of him before he was arrested Wednesday.
Homeless family waitlist soars as San Francisco absorbs migrant arrivals
A total of 372 families were in line for shelter as of Tuesday, representing a dramatic leap over the past few months.
The Mid-Market faithful: Life inside San Francisco’s office dead zone
A decade after the “Twitter tax cut” ushered in a wave of tech, the city’s oft-misunderstood neighborhood yearns for a new beginning.
