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Local:California Governor Gavin Newsom announced during a press conference in SF he’s awarding San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego a total of $412 million to fund programs supporting the homel...


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Someone bought that former Hibernia Bank and Social Security building at 22nd and Valencia streets for $11 million, and now there's scuttlebutt they hope to turn it into a combination restaurant, bookstore, and upstairs event space.

There has been much activity around the


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As we celebrate Dolly Parton’s 80th birthday, the Make-Out Room will wig out with the Dolly Parton Birthday Bash, featuring a Dolly look-alike contest, a Dolly vinyl dance party, and more, in a benefit for Dolly’s Imagination Library.

Country music legend and


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A new Neapolitan pizza shop has arrived in Hayes Valley, Turtle Tower opens a new location in Cow Hollow, and Tacos Oscar comes to the Lower Haight, all in This Week in Food.

A new Neapolitan pizzeria has just debuted in Hayes Valley called Sforno, at 514 Octav...


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It had seemed earlier like Elon Musk's dogged, seemingly vengeful pursuit of OpenAI, which he co-founded, over its swerve toward being a for-profit enterprise, wasn't going anywhere. But a ruling from judge on Thursday points to the parties heading to a trial sometime this year.

In October, the state of California


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