News in San Francisco
Richmond Review / Sunset Beacon
Published September 28‘Wooing on the West Side’ By Ralph Lane
Cartoon by Ralph Lane.
Richmond Review / Sunset Beacon
Published September 28Kilduff’s Korner By Paul Kilduff
Cartoon by Paul Kilduff.
Mission Local
Published September 27Christine Pelosi vows not to ‘ever’ run against Connie Chan, quashing rumors
Christine Pelosi said she is running for state senate, rejecting speculation that Nancy Pelosi endorsed Connie Chan as a placeholder for her daughter. Christine Pelosi vows not to ‘ever’ run against Connie Chan, quashing rumors
Mission Local
Published September 27Inner Sunset sunset
On Irving Street. Photo by Scott K. Inner Sunset sunset
Mission Local
Published September 27People We Meet: Pete Sferra doesn’t care what you wear — or don’t
Pete Sferra, now 71, has been a nudist for over 50 years and hangs out unclothed in the Castro "like a normal person." People We Meet: Pete Sferra doesn’t care what you wear — or don’t
Enrique Hernandez belts tiebreaking HR as Dodgers knock off Giants
Enrique Hernandez launched the second pitch of the ninth inning for a tie-breaking home run, Blake Snell made a healthy return to the mound and the playoff-bound Los Angeles Dodgers outlasted the host San Francisco Giants for a 4-3 victory Saturday afternoon.
Mission Local
Published September 26Rules were made to be broken
At London Street. Photo by Walter Mackins. Rules were made to be broken
How I Spent a Day in San Francisco
San Francisco is famous for amazing food, the Golden Gate Bridge and a flourishing and diverse community, while Reno is famous for divorce and gambling.
Mission Local
Published September 26Leather bars have a bone to pick with Meta’s moderation machine
LGBTQ businesses and nonprofits raise concerns of an increase in unfair social media censorship Leather bars have a bone to pick with Meta’s moderation machine
Google takes the AI data center race to outer space
SAN FRANCISCO — At a lab in San Francisco last month, a team of technicians in protective suits and hairnets poked, prodded and inspected a refrigerator-sized satellite commissioned by Google.
OpenAI’s systems meddled with US government sites after going rogue
SAN FRANCISCO — OpenAI’s artificial intelligence went rogue and meddled with the websites for the Education Department, the Commerce Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission this summer without the AI lab’s knowledge, according to security researchers and a person…
Google takes the AI data center race to outer space
SAN FRANCISCO — At a lab in San Francisco last month, a team of technicians in protective suits and hairnets poked, prodded and inspected a refrigerator-sized satellite commissioned by Google.