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Battery Bluff Park opens up new vistas in the Presidio

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Check out the view from this previously inaccessible area, and other new outdoor spaces around SF for Earth Day.

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Ethan Kassel

Central Coast section playoffs begin: San Francisco Football Week 12 preview

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Sacred Heart Cathedral and St. Ignatius enter the postseason this week, while San Francisco’s public schools conclude their regular season.

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War for JFK Drive: How a museum’s money is shaping the fight over San Francisco’s most controversial street

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A nonprofit linked to the de Young Museum and San Francisco’s Fines Arts Museums agency has deployed a powerful team of lobbyists to combat a highly motivated group of parents as the fate of JFK Drive hangs in the balance.

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San Francisco lost some great restaurants in 2023—but some wonderful places returned

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From neighborhood Chinese restaurants to chef-driven projects with Michelin stars, this year saw plenty of turnover.

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He died in a Jewish ghetto. How did his long-lost art end up on a bench in San Francisco?

A martyred Russian artist had been dead for 81 years. Then his life's work turned up one morning in a bayside park. Who was he? And who abandoned his long-missing art?

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Battery Bluff Park opens up new vistas in the Presidio

Central Coast section playoffs begin: San Francisco Football Week 12 preview

War for JFK Drive: How a museum’s money is shaping the fight over San Francisco’s most controversial street

San Francisco lost some great restaurants in 2023—but some wonderful places returned

He died in a Jewish ghetto. How did his long-lost art end up on a bench in San Francisco?