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Harvey Milk Photo Center Opens 'Ocean Beach,' 25 Lenses Trained on the Pacific

The Harvey Milk Photo Center’s free “Ocean Beach” exhibition brings together 25 photographers whose work focuses on the Pacific. Its opening reception was scheduled for Friday, November 6, 2026, from 5 to 8 p.m.; the exhibition runs through December 5. The gallery is at 50 Scott Street...

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KRON4 News

SF’s Golden Gate Park will begin charging for parking

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — People visiting San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park will soon have to pay to park. Starting in January 2027, the city will begin charging for hourly parking. City leaders say the new fees will help close a budget gap and generate much-needed revenue for park maintenance. However, not everyone is on board […]

San Francisco, CA · 14h

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Gunman Sprays Bullets Into Berkeley Corner Store, Walks Away Before Dawn

Gunfire struck Popeye's Tobacco & Grocery, a 24-hour shop on University Avenue, at around 4:20 a.m. Saturday while three employees were inside. No one was injured, and the masked shooter left before officers arrived. The store is at 1597 University Ave., according to The Berkeley Scanner, citing Berkeley police. Multiple...

Berkeley, CA · 1d

Mission Local

Everyone knows about Bayview’s 3rd St. — but there’s far more to the neighborhood

The Old Clam House, Cafe Alma, Two Jack’s Seafood — there’s a smattering of businesses off of Bayview’s Third Street, if you know where to look. Everyone knows about Bayview’s 3rd St. — but there’s far more to the neighborhood

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Lovely Martha Fish Report for 11-8-2026

11/8/26. LIMITS AGAIN!!! Today was another fantastic crab combo. We finished up with 25 LIMITS(250) of CRAB & 25 LIMITS(250) of ROCKFISH!!! We have a light load going out on TUESDAY & Wednesday for a crab/rockfish combo. we also have lots of room Sunday for a crab only trip. Make your reservation on our website at www.lovelymartha.com.

San Francisco Chronicle

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Johnny Foley, namesake of famed San Francisco Irish pub, dies at 94

Johnny Foley’s name has been attached to one of San Francisco’s best-known Irish pubs since 1998.

San Francisco, CA · 22h

SFGate

SF architectural wonder Gallery House didn't even have time to hit the market

As local Pokemon Go players already knew, the property is a showstopper.

San Francisco Chronicle

S.F.’s newest pastrami-obsessed Jewish deli wants to be the West Coast Katz’s

The Inner Sunset deli will specialize in pastrami, using the same fatty cut of beef that’s preferred by New York Jewish deli staples.

San Francisco, CA · 8h

San Francisco Chronicle

S.F.’s Elizabeth Holmes look-alike contest: Turtlenecks, lipstick and laughter

A contest to find the doppelgängers of disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and filmmaker Nathan Fielder drew hundreds of people to San Francisco’s Lafayette Park.

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The Financial Wire

The FTC and seven states, joined by Los Angeles County and San Francisco officials in California, sued Toast over alleged hidden restaurant fees, including a $5,318.87 early termination fee one customer says he was charged

The Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of seven states sued the restaurant technology company Toast Inc. on Oct. 29, alleging that it charges hidden and unauthorized fees and makes its subscriptions hard to cancel. One of the examples in the complaint is a $5,318.87 early termination fee that a customer says he was... The post The FTC and seven states, joined by Los Angeles County and San Francisco officials in California, sued Toast over alleged hidden restaurant fees, including a $5,318.87 early termination fee one customer says he was charged appeared first on The Financial Wire .

San Francisco, CA · 3h

egoease.com

San Francisco asks state to investigate PG&E after 40 outages

On a gray evening in the Richmond District, the lights failed without warning, and the block settled into a familiar hush. Refrigerators clicked off. A streetcar sat dark at the corner. In apartments above the shops, people reached for phone flashlights the way earlier generations reached for matches. City officials now want a formal answer to why this keeps happening. Their request, built around the record of PG&E outages SF, asks state regulators to examine at least 40 large unplanned outages since January 2026 and to decide whether the utility has met the standard the public is entitled to expect.

San Francisco Chronicle

New S.F. cancer program targets ‘growing and under-recognized’ disease in women

A new program at Sutter Health’s CPMC in San Francisco is offering lung cancer scans alongside mammograms, aiming to reach women who may not qualify for standard screening.

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Macy's Drops Union Square Tree Funding After Decades, City Steps In With Real One

Union Square's towering Christmas tree has long carried the Macy's name on its price tag, but not this year. The department store will not pay for a tree in the plaza after more than three decades of underwriting the tradition, and San Francisco is stepping in to fund a real tree in its place.

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The Associated Press

Takeaways from AP's report on school closures in the US

VALLEJO, Calif. (AP) — The start of a new school year can be nerve-wracking under any circumstances. But for thousands of students across the U.S., this academic year brought the added difficulty of adjusting to an entirely new school after their previous ones shuttered. As U.S. birth rates continue a multidecade slide and state and federal education funding dries up, an increasing number of cash-strapped school districts around the country have resorted to closing campuses to save money. At the same time, new research shows student enrollment has fallen much faster than schools are closing, suggesting more painful financial choices lie ahead. The Associated Press is covering school closures in partnership with The Hechinger Report and Big Local News at Stanford University. These are some takeaways from their reporting. School closures are accelerating A total of 1,156 U.S. schools closed during the last academic year — the highest number since the pandemic, according to an analysis of federal data by Big Local News at Stanford University. For example, the Vallejo City Unified School District, a working-class district near San Francisco, serves half as many students as it did two decades earlier. District leaders have closed five campuses since 2025 —

Vallejo, CA · 15h

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S.F. Supervisor Pitches $30 SFO Minimum Wage, but He's Out by Year's End

A San Francisco supervisor wants to raise the minimum wage to $30 an hour for thousands of workers at San Francisco International Airport by 2030, covering baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants, car rental staff and aircraft cabin cleaners. Supervisor Rafael Mandelman's proposal would not touch pay for employees at airport cafes, restaurants and retail shops in the terminals. But Mandelman will leave office at the end of 2026, before the bill can reach the full Board of Supervisors for a vote.

KQED

‘Blue Tsunami’ Impresses Bay Area Voters. There’s More Work to Do, They Say

The 2026 midterm elections were historic for Democrats, but those who kept the Golden State blue are adamant that now is not the time for party leaders to get complacent. Bay Area voters rallied in San Francisco and San José on Saturday to celebrate a “tsunami” of firsts and accomplishments for the Democratic Party – multiple flipped red-to-blue seats, the first-ever Black female governor in the country and the first Muslim member of the Senate, to name a few – in what many say is a repudiation of President Donald Trump and the issues that took priority in his Make America Great Again movement.

sfstandard.com

SF’s red-hot real estate market means a gold rush for luxury home stagers

When designer Darren Ankenbauer stages a home, he obsesses over every detail, from the warmth of the lighting and the titles on the bookshelf to the angle of each plush accent pillow. Once everything’s in place, there’s a final tell that assures him he has nailed the execution.

theorion.com

Police Blotter: Individuals broke into the University Softball Field

This story reviews the University Police Department’s daily crime logs. An Orion reporter spoke with Sgt. Jared Gleason for more information regarding certain logged events from last week, Nov. 1 to 6. Monday, Nov. 2. Call Type: Petty Theft. Officers responded to a call outside of Esken Hall after...

TODAY.com

San Francisco Mayor on Efforts to Revitalize the City

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie was elected on a platform of fixing issues of income inequality, homelessness, open drug use, and corruption at city hall. Now, the California city is in the midst of a comeback, with a strict crime crackdown and an influx of money from an "AI gold rush." In this week's Sunday Spotlight, NBC's Sam Brock sits down with Mayor Lurie, as well as former Apple design chief Jony Ive, to discuss their faith in the city.