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Meaghan Mitchell

Bayview’s long-derelict ‘Bishop Building’ is demolished to make way for new restaurant and plaza revitalization

News

The 700-square-foot eyesore at 4801 Third St. was torn down to make room for a new Black-owned business with a focus on community.

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Annie Gaus

Assaults on Muni rose last year

While total crimes decreased on Muni, assault incidents spiked to 186 last year amid nationwide concerns about safety on public transit. 

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George Kelly

Paul Reubens remembered: San Francisco ‘Free Pee-wee’ protest defended icon in 1991

Culture

A future San Francisco supervisor and a police department staffer recall their 1991 protest in defense of Paul Reubens’ most famous character.

Election season kickoff: The race for SF’s Assembly District 17

Politics

Four candidates are vying for a rarely-available seat in the state assembly representing the east side of San Francisco. We break down the high-stakes campaign sprint with a guide to who’s running and what each candidate stands for.

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Jennifer Wadsworth

An Ocean Beach reveler got stuck in a sewer pipe. It took 34 firefighters to pull him out

The man said he was partying on the beach when he wandered into a pipe and tripped down a shaft that plopped him 20 feet below the Great Highway.

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Bayview’s long-derelict ‘Bishop Building’ is demolished to make way for new restaurant and plaza revitalization

Assaults on Muni rose last year

Paul Reubens remembered: San Francisco ‘Free Pee-wee’ protest defended icon in 1991

Election season kickoff: The race for SF’s Assembly District 17

An Ocean Beach reveler got stuck in a sewer pipe. It took 34 firefighters to pull him out