SF to give up more than 100 shelter beds without a fight

Politics

Despite events that make sheltering homeless people more urgent than ever, the city aims to close a site where 118 people live in trailers.

Frances Dinkelspiel

At Berkeley’s Gaza protest encampment, an uneasy calm holds—for now

Culture

A tense but steady calm held at Berkeley—a famous cauldron of protest and uncalm—while a sometimes-violent uproar has overtaken so many other universities across the US.

Christina Campodonico

Escape rooms: 10 themed SF bars to help you break away from reality

The surgeon general may advise against finding oblivion in a bottle, but with the help of these elaborately decorated watering holes, just a few drinks will be all you need to leave the world behind.

Sports Reporter

John Shea

Baseball’s Hall of Fame acknowledges Barry Bonds. Will Cooperstown ever honor him? 

Sports

The all-time home run king is featured throughout the Hall of Fame museum, but the question is whether he’ll ever have a plaque in the gallery. 

Eli Rosenberg

Joel Umanzor

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

One week into San Francisco vending crackdown, almost no one is happy

Business

Longtime vendors say they are making less than $20 a day after the street ban, while illicit sellers play cat-and-mouse with the police.


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SF to give up more than 100 shelter beds without a fight

At Berkeley’s Gaza protest encampment, an uneasy calm holds—for now

Escape rooms: 10 themed SF bars to help you break away from reality

Baseball’s Hall of Fame acknowledges Barry Bonds. Will Cooperstown ever honor him?

One week into San Francisco vending crackdown, almost no one is happy