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San Francisco accused of ‘judge shopping’ in homelessness lawsuit

News

In the latest salvo in a legal fight over homeless encampments, San Francisco is asking a federal court to consolidate two related cases under a single judge. 

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Hundreds of affordable housing units at risk after SVB collapse

The future of several affordable housing projects in the city is uncertain after Silicon Valley Bank imploded last Friday, officials said.

San Francisco plans to back a safe consumption site, despite Newsom’s veto

The city will adopt “New York’s model” in having a local nonprofit operate a site for safe drug use, according to City Attorney David Chiu. 

Sarah Holtz

This internationally renowned ramen shop is opening new Bay Area outpost

Culture

Food & Drink

The Japanese restaurant chain attracted droves of devoted fans when it first arrived in SF. It will expand to Oakland this spring.

The Standard Staff

This weekend: Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Frida Kahlo, lowriders and salsa lessons, plus much more

San Francisco marks Cinco de Mayo, but that’s not all. You can also check out After Dark at the Exploratorium and Free Comic Book Day.

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San Francisco accused of ‘judge shopping’ in homelessness lawsuit

Hundreds of affordable housing units at risk after SVB collapse

San Francisco plans to back a safe consumption site, despite Newsom’s veto

This internationally renowned ramen shop is opening new Bay Area outpost

This weekend: Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Frida Kahlo, lowriders and salsa lessons, plus much more