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Ghazi’s gamble: The record executive making a bold bet on SF’s downtown

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In a rare interview, Empire founder Ghazi Shami explains why he bought a bank building downtown and what he plans to do with it. 

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Meaghan Mitchell

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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Han Li

This SF bar is celebrating Lunar New Year with a 23-foot dragon

Food & Drink

It might be over-the-top, but the owners of this Polk Street cocktail spot are satisfied with its new look, plus there’s a baijiu-centric cocktail menu, too.

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Kevin Truong

‘In deep doo-doo’: Policyholders left scrambling as state’s largest home insurer retreats

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Barely a week after a rate hike and a positive policy announcement, State Farm said it would no longer serve 72,000 customers.

Don Thompson

Drug overdose deaths surge in California prisons due to fentanyl

California prisons are making Narcan widely available and reevaluating substance use disorder treatments as drug overdose deaths grow.

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Ghazi’s gamble: The record executive making a bold bet on SF’s downtown

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

This SF bar is celebrating Lunar New Year with a 23-foot dragon

‘In deep doo-doo’: Policyholders left scrambling as state’s largest home insurer retreats

Drug overdose deaths surge in California prisons due to fentanyl