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Supervisor Shamann Walton on why he believes car-free JFK is ‘segregationist’ policy

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Last April, in the early stages of the pandemic, Mayor London Breed announced that a portion of John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park would be closed to car traffic to provide more space for social distancing. The decision was music to the ears of community organizations like People Protected, Walk SF and the…

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Tomo Chien

A casino family amassed millions in San Bruno. Now, they’re in a bitter civil war

The Sammuts own Artichoke Joe’s Casino, one of San Bruno’s largest employers and taxpayers.

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George Kelly

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Josh Koehn

Waymo robotaxi goes up in flames in Chinatown after crowd attacks vehicle

No injuries were reported after a crowd in Chinatown broke the robotaxi’s windows and threw fireworks inside, setting the car ablaze.

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Jesse Rogala

Helping a hungry city: Building community through burritos

Food & Drink

The Burrito Project San Francisco aims to feed those in need with the city’s favorite food.

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Han Li

SF’s Lunar New Year parade, events continue on despite Omicron surge concerns

Culture

“We talked to merchants. Even though they have concerns, they all welcome the celebrations and activities to bring back the locals and tourists to Chinatown,” said Harlan Wong, director of the Chinese New Year Festival & Parade.

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Supervisor Shamann Walton on why he believes car-free JFK is ‘segregationist’ policy

A casino family amassed millions in San Bruno. Now, they’re in a bitter civil war

Waymo robotaxi goes up in flames in Chinatown after crowd attacks vehicle

Helping a hungry city: Building community through burritos

SF’s Lunar New Year parade, events continue on despite Omicron surge concerns