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Alex Mullaney

Forget the Central Subway—what’s happening with the Central Freeway?

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SF City Hall was supposed to look into tearing down the remainder of the Central Freeway and replacing it with housing—but never did. Now a grassroots campaign is reviving the idea.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Exclusive: The Transamerica Pyramid’s renovation is underway. We got a peek from the top

Culture

The beacon at the very top—and the entire spire—are going to look very different. We took a terrifying trip all the way up.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

The oldest Japantown in the U.S. may become the newest

Generations of Japanese Americans are waiting to see their neighborhood thrive after decades of harm to their community.

The latest strategy by SF neighborhoods to avoid development? Be ‘historic’

Politics

As the state pushes cities to produce more housing, homeowners are applying for exemptions on the basis of "preservation."

Editor-at-Large

Sara Deseran

For chef Brandon Jew, a closure in Chinatown is bigger than one restaurant

Food & Drink

One of SF’s leading chefs pays a visit to the endangered Sam Wo.

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Forget the Central Subway—what’s happening with the Central Freeway?

Exclusive: The Transamerica Pyramid’s renovation is underway. We got a peek from the top

The oldest Japantown in the U.S. may become the newest

The latest strategy by SF neighborhoods to avoid development? Be ‘historic’

For chef Brandon Jew, a closure in Chinatown is bigger than one restaurant