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Irregular Sleep Schedules Tied to Depression & Loneliness

A large-scale wearable data study reveals that erratic daily sleep and wake times are strongly linked to worse depression, anxiety, and loneliness. The analysis of 23,000 adults over five months found that progressive declines in sleep regularity weaken circadian alignment and correspond with escalating psychiatric symptoms. Key Facts:. Circadian Misalignment...

San Francisco, CA · 1d

House Notes

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A 10% penalty awaits a late first installment on your Oakland home; Alameda County lets you request a missing bill.

As of mid-November 2026, a missing property-tax bill is something to address now if you own an Oakland, California, home. Alameda County’s Treasurer-Tax Collector says the first installment was due November 1 and becomes delinquent at 5 p.m. December 10; after that, a 10% penalty attaches. Request a duplicate, then choose how to pay before the deadline.

Oakland, CA · 16h

CBS San Francisco

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Rain floods Bay Area roads, damages home and leaves drivers stranded

Heavy rain caused widespread problems across the Bay Area Friday, flooding roads, damaging vehicles and even bringing part of a San Francisco home's ceiling crashing down.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 1d

ABC7 News Bay Area

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San Francisco weighs limits on self-checkout stations

More staff, fewer self-checkout lanes? San Francisco officials are weighing new rules aimed at reducing theft and protecting retail jobs.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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Fleet charging depots add 22 megawatts of grid load across four cities

Terawatt Infrastructure opened four new heavy duty charging depots in South San Francisco, Nashville, Miami and Dallas this week, adding nearly 22 megawatts of dedicated power for commercial and autonomous vehicle fleets. The company said in a November 12 announcement that new sites in South San Francisco, Nashville, Miami, and...

Nashville, TN · 13h

Robb Report

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Art Dealer Rena Bransten’s Longtime San Francisco Home Hits the Market for $8.8 Million

Throughout her five-decade career, gallerist Rena Bransten reshaped San Francisco’s contemporary arts scene by legitimizing craft-based mediums, advocating for underrepresented artists, and connecting local talent to the global market. Luxury Real Estate's Newest Amenity Is a Prime View of Major Sporting Events When she died earlier this year at age 92, the prominent art dealer left a lasting imprint. In 1974, she cofounded Quay Ceramics Gallery with Ruth Braunstein, marking the start of a groundbreaking commercial platform that elevated ceramic sculpture into the realm of fine art. The following year, she expanded that vision by rebranding the space as Rena Bransten Gallery and championing diverse, multidisciplinary voices—from women and artists of color to emerging Bay Area conceptualists. “She was such a legend—and not only in the Bay Area art world, but nationally,” filmmaker John Waters told the San Francisco Chronicle , adding that she was a huge help to his career as a visual artist and not impressed by celebrity at all. “She was a classy act and a great art dealer ahead of her time.” Now, Bransten’s longtime estate in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights neighborhood has entered the spotlight, hitting the market for $8.75 million. Erin Thompson and Neal

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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Haight-Ashbury & Gentrification: Haight-Ashbury’s Complex Relationship with Redevelopment

Haight-Ashbury is one of the most iconic countercultural locations ever. So much so that it’s even featured on the back of the “Ultra Peachy Keen” Monster Energy can. The reason for this derives largely from the “hippie movement,” a period of the ’60s which is known for its vibrant tie-dye clothes, peace and love messaging and bohemian lifestyle that Haight Street was the paragon of.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

San Francisco Chronicle

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S.F. shifts services at four HomeRise properties to new providers after Chronicle investigation

San Francisco has begun transitioning care for HomeRise residents after the nonprofit announced it was shutting down following a Chronicle investigation into deaths and dysfunction.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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After nearly closing, the country's only South Asian transgender nonprofit reopens on Diwali

It was nothing short of a Diwali miracle when Parivar Bay Area held its official reopening on November 8th. Co-founder Anjali Rimi expected 20 to 30 people. More than 350 came. “I can’t even put it in words, how symbolic it was that our light was not diminished and we...

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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California chef brings intertribal roots to Seven Acre dinner series

The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Food & Culture newsletter for exclusive weekly insight. Chef Crystal Wahpepah owns Wahpepah’s Kitchen in Oakland. A finalist for the James Beard Award for Emerging Chef in 2022, Wahpepah is continuing a tradition of intertribal community in the Bay Area through the first Native woman-owned restaurant in Northern California.

Oakland, CA · 21h

Alameda Post

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Pugsley is the Perfect Mix of Chill and Adventure

Meet Pugsley, a handsome, extra-fluffy pooch with a laid-back personality and a playful side just waiting to shine. At about 6 years old, this fun-loving guy has the perfect mix of chill companionship and adventurous spirit. Whether he’s splashing around in the water, hitting the trail for a hike, or showing off his tricks, Pugsley is happiest when he’s enjoying life alongside his favorite people.

Alameda, CA · 15h

San Francisco Chronicle

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Who makes the best croissant in the East Bay? We blind-tasted 12 to find out

The Chronicle’s Food & Wine team blind-tasted 12 croissants from bakeries in the East Bay. Here’s who won the contest.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

Robb Report

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Rena Bransten’s San Francisco House in Photos

The two-story stucco and terracotta-roof home has five bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and a powder room in roughly 3,600 square feet. Click here for the full story . 1. Original hardwood floors anchor the formal living room around a minimalist, mantel-free fireplace. 2. Tall arched windows frame views of the Golden Gate Bridge. 3. A trio of arched glass doorways link the family room to the central couryard. 4. Warm natural light pours across the sitting area. 5. The dining room is flanked by built-in shelving and Presidio-facing windows. 6. The kitchen is outfitted with custom gray cabinetry and stone countertops. 7. A skylight illuminates the adjoining breakfast nook. 8. The primary bedroom. 9. The primary also offers up picturesque vistas. 10. A private lounge is tucked beyond a closet-lined corridor and dual baths. 11. A fireside guest bedroom. 12. The central courtyard. 13. A broad flagstone patio is bordered by lush, terraced gardens. 14. The Presidio’s historic brick quarters and eucalyptus groves stretch toward the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin Headlands. View Full Gallery (14 Photos)

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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30 Fun Things to Do This Week (11.16.26)

Toast to good eats, holiday treats, and generous pours. Enjoy perfect pairings when Wolfsbane hosts a whiskey-infused dinner, La Connessa serves up fall truffles and DuMol wines, and Chapeau doles out happy hour deals. Raise a festive cocktail at the Flamingo’s Sippin’ Santa, El Dorado’s Holiday House, and Tetra’s snow globe dinners. Then, walk it all off at the Big Art Loop or sweat it out at Alchemy Springs.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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Clement Street Art Fair Draws Hundreds to the Inner Richmond

Hundreds of people filled Clement Street between sixth and eighth avenues for the third annual Clement Street Art Fair on Oct. 17. Under a clear sky, local artists and organizations set up tents where families browsed various goods. The Clement Street Merchants Association organized the fair and is also responsible...

Richmond, CA · 2d

Gadget Review

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A Robot Dog Walked a Real Dog in San Francisco. Nobody Knows Why.

Robot dog walks real dog in San Francisco's Mission Bay, with a human following behind, but the robot's owner and purpose remain unknown.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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This Popular California Coffee Shop Known For Its Long Lines And Cloud Matcha Drinks Just Opened A Second Location

Two stone mills grind tea leaves into fresh matcha right by the front door. That’s the first thing waiting for you at this new downtown coffee shop. The drinks come topped with fluffy clouds of foam. Some mix matcha with coconut, citrus, or strawberry. One even pairs espresso with orange juice.

California · 1d

San Francisco Chronicle

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After six years, one of the S.F. Ferry Building’s premier restaurant spaces is coming back to life

A grand Ferry Building space with a sprawling outdoor plaza that’s been empty since 2020 will return as an ambitious Southern Italian restaurant, coffee bar and cocktail bar in San Francisco.

San Francisco, CA · 20h

SFist

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Friday Morning Constitutional: Stabbing at Inner Sunset Andronico's Leaves Two Hurt

The storm has begun and there was a brief ground stop for inbound flights to SFO due to wind, but that was lifted at 8:30 am. More gusty periods, with wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour, are expected today. [Chronicle]. Two men were stabbed Thursday evening at the...

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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San Francisco Centre mall could be demolished for new development

The escalators at San Francisco Centre still catch the light under a broad skylight, but the shops they once fed are dark. On a weekday afternoon the floors carry more echo than footsteps, and people headed for the Powell Street station rarely pause at the doors. Into that quiet, talk of SF Centre demolition has moved from rumor to a serious option on a developer’s desk, a possibility that would erase one of downtown’s most familiar interiors in favor of something the city has not yet seen.

San Francisco, CA · 22h