Max Blue

3 San Francisco art galleries to check out this month: September 2022

Culture

A showcase of 13 up-and-coming Bay Area artists, an illustrative ode to The Mission District and photographic portraits of Holocaust ‘rescuers.’

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

SF Walgreens security guards are now carrying ‘nonlethal’ guns. Are they legal?

News

After Banko Brown’s killing, security guards at Walgreens were told to use weapons that shoot large plastic pellets—but they are prohibited from using these types of guns, according to city law and an industry spokesperson.

Sports Reporter

John Shea

The Giants keep getting plunked, and they’re losing patience: ‘It’s annoying’

Sports

Batters have been hit by nine pitches in nine games, and no one has been targeted more than Heliot Ramos.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

100 years ago, SF’s now-closed Whole Foods was a market popular enough for its own transit line

Food & Drink

The corner of Market and Eighth streets once had a baseball stadium, a circus and the enormous Crystal Palace Market.


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Garrett Leahy

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

The future of the Cliff House is on a precipice

Business

The operator of the landmark restaurant, which has been vacant since 2020, says it will open by the end of next year. But even that timeline seems optimistic.

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3 San Francisco art galleries to check out this month: September 2022

SF Walgreens security guards are now carrying ‘nonlethal’ guns. Are they legal?

The Giants keep getting plunked, and they’re losing patience: ‘It’s annoying’

100 years ago, SF’s now-closed Whole Foods was a market popular enough for its own transit line

The future of the Cliff House is on a precipice