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Wildfires are hurting the wine industry. These scientists are on a mission to save it

News

Wine experts from three universities are working to neutralize the effects of wildfire smoke on grapes.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

‘News’ website propping up Supervisor Dean Preston hides information on authors after report that some are fake

Politics

A “news” website secretly created by the San Francisco chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America no longer allows access to author bios following a report that some writers don’t appear to be real people.

Maryann Jones Thompson

Francisco Park opens, offering glorious views and a community gathering place on Russian Hill

Culture

Positioned at the base of Russian Hill, Francisco Park will be the first new park in the city’s center in 40 years. 

Alexa LexMex Treviño

‘Our footsteps are prayers’: Portraits from a sunrise gathering on Alcatraz Island

Decades after the island’s occupation, Native Americans continue to gather at dawn on Indigenous People’s Day to celebrate resistance, resilience, and return.

Sarah Holtz

The ‘world’s first luxury cake truck’: One of many innovative mobile eateries descending on SF

Food & Drink

The 13th installment of the weekly food gathering kicks off on Friday with a slate of new mobile eateries and the debut of the ‘Pop Up Project,’ featuring a rotating cast of chefs.

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Wildfires are hurting the wine industry. These scientists are on a mission to save it

‘News’ website propping up Supervisor Dean Preston hides information on authors after report that some are fake

Francisco Park opens, offering glorious views and a community gathering place on Russian Hill

‘Our footsteps are prayers’: Portraits from a sunrise gathering on Alcatraz Island

The ‘world’s first luxury cake truck’: One of many innovative mobile eateries descending on SF