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San Francisco housing crisis: New state bill may force city to build faster

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A little-noticed change to a state Senate bill means San Francisco could be forced to rapidly approve housing starting next year. 

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Cops can deploy killer robots in SF—but only in extreme cases

Supervisors gave police the OK to use the deadly machines, showed solidarity with Iranian protesters and reached a compromise over …


Becky Duffett

Bluefin tuna is everywhere in sushi-mad SF. But should it be?

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In a city that champions sustainability, we still have a blindspot for this massive, glorious and overfished beast

Sarah Holtz

Despite nasty weather and fees, most restaurants plan to keep their parklets

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After a string of atmospheric rivers brought wild winds and torrential rains to SF, some restaurant owners are done with parklets—but many more plan to keep them in place.

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He left Russia to cash in on cannabis in SF. He ended up sentenced to prison with Rudy Giuliani’s associates

Andrey Kukushkin first came to San Francisco from Ukraine as a teenager in the ’90s. He later returned to the city from Russia as a polished businessman. On Tuesday, he was sentenced to prison for taking part in a scheme to undermine U.S. elections and create a cannabis empire.

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San Francisco housing crisis: New state bill may force city to build faster

Cops can deploy killer robots in SF—but only in extreme cases

Bluefin tuna is everywhere in sushi-mad SF. But should it be?

Despite nasty weather and fees, most restaurants plan to keep their parklets

He left Russia to cash in on cannabis in SF. He ended up sentenced to prison with Rudy Giuliani’s associates