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Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Daniel Lurie threaded a political needle in the mayor’s race

Opinion

To push aside London Breed, Daniel Lurie had to embrace a contradiction. He would appear to voters as both outsider and insider.

Lurie’s rezoning plan is radicalizing foes — even though there’s nothing radical about it

The mayor’s “family zoning plan” is raising neighborhood advocates’ ire, despite it being modest, incremental, and necessary. 

Garrick Ramirez

5 ridiculously nice glamping spots within a few hours of SF

Culture

From Half Moon Bay to the Sierra Nevada, here are five of the coolest glamping spots within a few hours’ drive of San Francisco to head to this summer.

Jeff Greenwald

Journeys: A day in the UC Berkeley garden that’s actually a secret

Feeling more like you snuck onto the grounds of an abandoned mansion than a typical botanical destination, Blake Garden offers Matilijas, redwoods, creek beds, solitary bees, views and a slice of Bay Area history.

Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

Why are SF’s high school football playoffs on a Thursday afternoon?

Sports

The Academic Athletic Association’s semifinals kick off at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, while students are still in class.

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Opinion: Daniel Lurie threaded a political needle in the mayor’s race

Lurie’s rezoning plan is radicalizing foes — even though there’s nothing radical about it

5 ridiculously nice glamping spots within a few hours of SF

Journeys: A day in the UC Berkeley garden that’s actually a secret

Why are SF’s high school football playoffs on a Thursday afternoon?