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Pastry chef Philippe Delarue serves sweet slices of Paris in outer Richmond

Culture

Patisserie on California opened at the peak of the pandemic and has grown into a neighborhood staple with its handmade menu of crepes, tartes and other French pastries

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Sam Mondros

Global tech outage: Despite flight delays at SFO, Bay Area avoids worst of the chaos

News

Travelers worldwide were impacted by flight cancellations and delays amid a massive technology meltdown that left entire industries reeling.

The Standard Staff

This week in civics: Demand gun safety, walk across town, be SF proud

Plus, once you’re done keeping your tiny human alive for the day, talk to other moms about how caretaking can be a revolutionary act.

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3 people die of drug overdoses every week in San Francisco supportive housing

Politics

Almost every time Edwin Armando Alvarez overdosed on fentanyl, he said he awoke grateful to be alive. But on March 9, alone in his residential hotel room in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, he didn’t wake up.

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Josh Koehn

SF political power rankings: Who has Daniel Lurie’s ear?

The dust has settled on the 2024 election, and political groups that spent millions are facing the consequences of their choices.

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Pastry chef Philippe Delarue serves sweet slices of Paris in outer Richmond

Global tech outage: Despite flight delays at SFO, Bay Area avoids worst of the chaos

This week in civics: Demand gun safety, walk across town, be SF proud

3 people die of drug overdoses every week in San Francisco supportive housing

SF political power rankings: Who has Daniel Lurie’s ear?