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The US Sun

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TJ Maxx rival with ‘gourmet foods’ sets November opening for 17,310-square-foot store with $100 ‘Golden Santa’ perk

SHOPPERS in California are in for a festive treat as homeware and foodie favorite World Market prepares to open its huge new store. The TJ Maxx rival is creating a 17,310-square-foot store that’s set to welcome customers on November 20 at Hacienda Crossings in Dublin, CA. Dublin, California is...

Dublin, CA · 2d

jacksonvillefreepress.com

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United Airlines to Fly Nonstop from JAX to San Francisco

New Flight Also Offers Convenient One-Stop Connections to Pacific Network | United Airlines will offer new, nonstop flights from Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) to San Francisco International Airport (SFO) starting March 29, 2027. The westbound flight to San Francisco is scheduled to depart JAX at approximately 5:45 p.m. The eastbound...

Jacksonville, FL · 3d
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The Financial Wire

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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 · 9h

Mission Local

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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

San Francisco, CA · 1d

48hills.org

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Planning Commission rejects plan to save low income people from displacement

Sup. Chyanne Chen has introduced legislation that would require developers who demolish housing in vulnerable communities replace existing affordable units with new units at the same price. It’s a pretty basic concept. As Chen noted at a Planning Commission hearing Thursday, a developer who tears down a five-unit building in...

San Francisco, CA · 23h

sfstandard.com

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Just in time for ski season, a new Lower Haight shop gives used gear a second life

As soon as Jeffrey Conocenti emerged from his 13-day thru-hike of the John Muir Trail, a 211-mile trek from Yosemite Valley to the summit of Mount Whitney, he knew he wasn’t going back to his engineering job in the construction industry. “I didn’t love what I was doing,” he says. “But I didn’t really know what I wanted to do.”

San Francisco, CA · 12h

Robb Report

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A San Francisco Mansion With Ties to a Nobel Laureate and a Brothel Lists for $25 Million

Named for a Russian cemetery discovered on its summit during the Gold Rush, Russian Hill is known for its steep streets, public stairways, and sweeping bay views. The 120-year-old Verdier Mansion , perched beside the Vallejo Street steps, has a rich history of its own: it was owned by a department-store heir, operated as a brothel, and later became home to a Nobel Prize-winning economist before appearing in the second season of the Netflix sci-fi series The OA . Architect Patrick McInerney's Private San Diego Sanctuary Lists for $3.5 Million The Gothic Revival residence, with 9,545 square feet of interior space overlooking Coit Tower and the Golden Gate Bridge, was built in 1906 by architect Houghton Sawyer for mining entrepreneur Robert G. Hanford as a gift for his then-mistress Gabrielle Guittard Cavalsky, whose family opened the Guittard Chocolate Company in 1868. An exterior view of the 120-year-old property in Russian Hill. Brian Kitts for Sotheby’s International Realty The six-story house, with elevator service to every level, was later owned by its enduring namesake, Paul Verdier, heir to the City of Paris department store dynasty. After the Verdier family moved out, squatters took over . In later years, it served as

San Francisco, CA · 3d

sfstandard.com

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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.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

sfstandard.com

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Progressives win the public bank, lose the housing fund

San Francisco progressives split their signature ballot measures this election: Voters approved Proposition B, laying the foundation for a city-owned bank, but rejected Proposition I, which would have steered high-end transfer tax revenue to affordable housing. Prop. B’s passage represents a first step toward establishing a public bank, a longtime...

San Francisco, CA · 1d

DMR News

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Most Trusted Real Estate Agents Across California Showcased by FireHorse Media

The series was developed to highlight real estate professionals working throughout several of the state’s active residential markets, including the San Francisco Bay Area, Newport Beach, San Diego, Redding, and Los Angeles. The initiative focuses on agents with established local experience, client service records, market knowledge, and professional roles within their respective communities. California continues […]

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

CNBC

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NYC now has more tech workers than San Francisco – here’s why

New York City has the highest number of tech workers in the country. A 2026 report found that it beat out even San Francisco. CNBC Make It explores how the biggest city in the U.S. also became the country's biggest tech hub.

New York, NY · 12h

SFGate

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Bay Area beer startup Fathers Brewing gets $2M in funding for organic lager

"The ambitions of the brand are big," the co-founder said.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 14h

contracosta.news

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Covered California Continues Its 2027 Open Enrollment “Connectors to Coverage” Campaign

OAKLAND, Calif. — Covered California, the state’s health insurance marketplace, continued its 2027 open-enrollment campaign “Connectors to Coverage” in the Bay Area, as it continues to connect California families to affordable health insurance despite federal changes to the program that impacts eligibility and increases costs. Open...

California · 1d

Grandview Independent

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Rotten egg smell: 34,000 pounds of hydrogen sulfide released over 42 hours

About 33,900 pounds of hydrogen sulfide and 1,620 pounds of ammonia were released from a flare stack at Chevron's Richmond refinery over 42 hours, the company says. The release caused the rotten egg smell that spread across Richmond and San Pablo starting the night of October

Richmond, CA · 4d

The Coconut Mama

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Asian California grocery chain to close 2 supermarkets, cutting 103 jobs

California’s wave of grocery store closures is growing again. Tawa Inc., the operator of 99 Ranch Market, has filed plans to permanently close supermarkets in Chino and Pleasanton, affecting 103…

Chino, CA · 3d

decorhint.com

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This California Farm Market Is A Local Favourite For Affordable Fall Produce

Some of the pumpkins here can grow to around 1,000 pounds. That’s heavier than a grand piano, and they share a patch with more than 40 other varieties. The best part might be the price of admission. Entry to the pumpkin patch is free, and so are the corn maze and the straw pyramid.

Solano County, CA · 3d

SFGate

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Solano Co.: Returns Show Voters Soundly Reject Proposed Energy, Hotel Taxes

Two tax measures targeting energy and tourism in unincorporated Solano County appear to have failed in Tuesday's election, according to the latest returns from the Solano County Registrar of Voters. Article continues below this ad. As of Friday evening, Measure E, a proposed tax targeting wind energy fields, solar facilities...

Solano County, CA · 15h

hoodline.com

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Delta Farmland Shrank From 538,000 Acres to 416,700 — Draft Report Seeks a Fix

California's Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta has lost more than 120,000 acres of farmland since 1991, shrinking from roughly 538,000 acres to about 416,700 acres today — and a new draft state report is pushing to slow that decline before more ground disappears under habitat restoration and flood-control projects. Public comment opened in late September on the Delta Protection Commission's draft, which lays out 22 recommendations meant to strengthen protections for the region's agricultural land.

California · 6h

berkeleyhighjacket.com

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Nabolom Bakery closes after five decades

Fifty years after it first opened in 1976, Nabolom Bakery shut its doors to the public on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026. Established in the Elmwood district in Berkeley, CA, the business prided itself on its “one of a kind pizza, fresh baked goods, beer, wine, and drip coffee,” and was well known for its high-quality ingredients and staple cinnamon twists. Prior to its closure, the business shortened it’s hours and fought to maintain a steady clientele, but ultimately struggled to maintain operations due to economic stress.

Berkeley, CA · 3d

FoodWorldNews

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Cook’s Seafood Abruptly Closes Its Menlo Park and Pleasanton Locations After 98 Years, Telling Workers by Text Message

Cook's Seafood, a fish market and restaurant that has served Menlo Park since 1928, closed both of its locations on Wednesday, Oct. 28, and employees learned of the closure by text message, TheStreet reported. The closures include the original El Camino Real location in Menlo Park and a second location in Pleasanton that opened in 2025.

Menlo Park, CA · 4d