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Section football playoffs: Latest on Bellarmine and top 10 NCS and CCS matchups to watch

St. Ignatius will host Bellarmine in a first-round Central Coast Section playoff game after the Bells won a temporary injunction to restore its wins. Plus, 10 games to watch this week.

San Francisco, CA · 16h

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San Francisco Voters Reject Prop G, Keep Cars Off the Great Highway for Now

Upper Great Hwy. — Approximate Roadway Proposition G Would Reopen. San Francisco voters have once again said no to bringing cars back to the old Great Highway, defeating Proposition G and keeping Sunset Dunes open as a car-free park along the Pacific. The measure would have reopened the roadway to private vehicles on weekdays while closing the park to pedestrians on weekends and holidays, according to KQED.

SFGate

SF: City Wins Lawsuit Against Convenience Store Operating Illegal Gambling Den

A San Francisco Superior Court judge has ruled in favor of the city in a lawsuit against the owner of a Tenderloin convenience store who was operating an illegal gambling den. Mohsen Mused, the owner of Tenderloin Market and Deli, will have to pay $151,000 in penalties to the city, according to a news release from City Attorney David Chiu's office issued Monday.

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Grandview Independent

Anderson concedes Richmond mayor's race, says he'll be back in 2028

Ahmad Anderson conceded Richmond's mayoral runoff to Claudia Jiménez on Tuesday, after updated results from the Contra Costa County Elections Division put her ahead by 3,309 votes. Jiménez had 17,446 votes, or 55.2 percent, to Anderson's 14,137, or

Richmond, CA · 2d

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One Last Warm Day Before Monster Waves, Soaking Storms Slam San Francisco Coast

Thursday morning lows in coastal and Bayshore regions are in the lower to middle 50s before temperatures warm to around 70, but the easygoing weather will not last. Rain, gusty winds and dangerous surf move in Friday, setting up a rough weekend along the coast. The Bay Area is getting one more comfortable outdoor window before the forecast turns decidedly wetter.

San Francisco, CA · 14h

San Francisco Chronicle

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The bakery behind some of the Bay Area’s most beautiful pastries is headed to a new city

A nationally recognized Oakland bakery from two fine-dining chefs is expanding to an upscale Tri-Valley mall.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 4h

Fabulous California

Thanksgiving Dining in Northern California 2026

Pass the cranberry sauce as Thanksgiving dinner in Northern California is serving up something for every kind of table. The post Thanksgiving Dining in Northern California 2026 appeared first on Fabulous California .

Northern California, CA · 1d

San Francisco Chronicle

Video: Waymo ignores CHP trying to stop traffic on S.F. freeway

A Waymo vehicle tried to pass California Highway Patrol patrol cars during a traffic break on Interstate 280 in San Francisco, a social media video shows.

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Meet UMNI: The Retired SF Muni Bus Getting a Second Life as a Roaming Speakeasy

“I don’t know what we’re gonna do with it. We gotta go look at it.”. Those were the words lifelong San Francisco resident Oliver Sellman said to his childhood friend Santiago Rollo after stumbling across a Muni bus for sale on Facebook Marketplace. The two made the spontaneous drive to Sacramento, using the time on the road to brainstorm ideas for what they could do with the bus. After batting around a few possibilities, they landed on one that stuck: What if we turned it into a mobile speakeasy? While they didn’t end up purchasing that particular bus, they held tightly onto the idea. They eventually found another retired Muni bus and teamed up with Marc Velten-Lomelin, who would help shape the project’s creative identity and bring the concept to life. Just like that, UMNI was born.

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Richmond voters back Measure Q, paving the way for fire station repairs

Richmond voters have approved Measure Q, a $120 million bond measure that will raise property taxes to repair, replace and reconstruct Richmond’s aging fire stations and emergency-response facilities. Years of deferred maintenance at the city’s seven fire stations have led to mold, leaky roofs, faulty alerting systems, and seismic...

Richmond, CA · 20h

NBC Bay Area

Homelessness numbers down in California and the rest of the U.S., analysis finds

For the second year in a row, the percentage of people living on the streets nationwide has gone down, according to an analysis. The analysis by the National Alliance to End Homelessness found that homelessness has declined 6.8% nationwide. San Francisco bested that decline with a drop of roughly 8%.

California · 1d

KRON4

San Francisco plans to replace Safeway with new apartments

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The San Francisco Planning Department has approved plans to demolish the Marina Safeway to build a multi-use development featuring an 848-unit apartment building and a larger grocery store. The approval has left neighborhood residents divided over the proposed project. The project, developed by Align Real...

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SF city workers out of luck with Outlook

A widespread Microsoft 365 outage Thursday disrupted Outlook, Teams, and other workplace tools used across San Francisco city government, leaving staffers and departments struggling to communicate. In a recorded message on its service desk line, the Department of Technology said it was “experiencing a Microsoft 365 service disruption” affecting web...

San Francisco, CA · 16h

San Francisco Examiner

City’s homelessness agency weighs reinstatement of shelter-cap policy

Shelter stays in San Francisco could soon be limited to 90 days again as the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing considers ending a policy of unlimited stays that began during the COVID-19 pandemic. The department shared in October a draft of the new policy that proposed reimplementing a cap on shelter stays in an effort to move people through the pipeline out of shelter and into housing. The policy would take effect in March. A public comment period in which advocates and others could share their thoughts and concerns ended Monday, and the department will evaluate the feedback, according to a statement spokesperson Emily Cohen shared with The Examiner. “Shelter should be more than a safe place to sleep — it should be a pathway to stability and housing,” the statement said. “The proposed Shelter Engagement Policy is about strengthening that pathway by establishing clear expectations for shelter providers and guests to work together on service engagement, Coordinated Entry assessment, individual housing support plans, and making meaningful progress toward stable housing.” The final proposal is expected to be announced in December. Local homelessness advocates told The Examiner they have concerns — submitted during the comment period — about how

San Francisco Chronicle

Giant, crispy, golden: Why Korean katsu is booming in the South Bay

A growing number of restaurants in the Bay Area are specializing in Korean-style donkatsu, cutlets pounded until thin and massive, then fried to a crisp.

San Francisco Chronicle

A new PBS series asks whether America’s approach to punishment works

After a screening at San Quentin, where Polly Klaas’ sisters appeared, Lynn Novick and Rahsaan Thomas are bringing their Ken Burns collaboration “Crime and Punishment in America” to PBS.

San Quentin, CA · 1d

San Francisco Chronicle

Former San Francisco Opera president’s mansion hits market for $34.95 million, city’s priciest of 2026

A historic Pacific Heights mansion once owned by former San Francisco Opera president David Chamberlain has hit the market for $34.95 million, making it the city’s most expensive home listing of 2026.

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Multiple Storms Bring Rain, Sierra Snow, and Severe Risk to California, Arizona, and Utah Including San Francisco and Flagstaff Over 10 Days

SOUTHWEST — A much more active weather pattern is developing across the West, with several Pacific storm systems expected to bring rain, mountain snow, gusty winds, and thunderstorms over the next 7 to 10 days. The first disturbances arrive Friday into Saturday, followed by more systems Sunday through Tuesday. More than 5 trillion gallons of water could fall across California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado during this stretch.

Arizona · 2d

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