Chris Roberts

He left Russia to cash in on cannabis in SF. He ended up sentenced to prison with Rudy Giuliani’s associates

News

Andrey Kukushkin first came to San Francisco from Ukraine as a teenager in the ’90s. He later returned to the city from Russia as a polished businessman. On Tuesday, he was sentenced to prison for taking part in a scheme to undermine U.S. elections and create a cannabis empire.

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Anna Tong

San Francisco’s most left-wing district saw a 26-point swing to the moderate side in most recent election

Politics

Results in San Francisco’s most progressive district might provide some clues on whether San Francisco voters are now favoring a more centrist approach to governance.


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Garrett Leahy

Residents fume over lack of answers about massive San Francisco fire

San Francisco officials still have few answers about the city’s investigation into what caused the Hayes Valley blaze. 

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Lauren Saria

The savior of Seal Rock brings an oceanfront classic back to life

Food & Drink

Chef Alfred Schilling was once the “chocolate king” of San Francisco. Now he’s out of retirement and serving breakfast with a view.

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Jillian D’Onfro

French bistro in SoMa closes after 30 years while owners’ Duboce spot thrives

Business

Lina Yew is shuttering Mathilde, but her other bistro, L’Ardoise, is “doing great.”

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He left Russia to cash in on cannabis in SF. He ended up sentenced to prison with Rudy Giuliani’s associates

San Francisco’s most left-wing district saw a 26-point swing to the moderate side in most recent election

Residents fume over lack of answers about massive San Francisco fire

The savior of Seal Rock brings an oceanfront classic back to life

French bistro in SoMa closes after 30 years while owners’ Duboce spot thrives