News in San Francisco

Despite angry merchants, S.F. approves Therapy Stores spot in the Richmond
Is Therapy a chain that triggers the city's formula retail laws? Despite angry merchants, S.F. approves Therapy Stores spot in the Richmond

Physicality forms backbone of S.F. exhibit on one of Korea’s most acclaimed artists
Ha Chong-Hyun's work exemplifies hard work and a response to lived reality, and labor is the thread holding the retrospective together. Physicality forms backbone of S.F. exhibit on one of Korea’s most acclaimed artists

San Francisco unveils two new names for Cesar Chavez Street
Cesar Chavez Street in San Francisco could become either 'Si Se Puede' or 'Las Campesinas' after sexual assault allegations against farmworker leader San Francisco unveils two new names for Cesar Chavez Street

Letter to the Editor: Prop. B, Let’s Not Approve the Next Scandal
No City government should gamble our precious, essential public resources on running a risky "Public Bank." Not now, not in the future, no matter how hard elected officials campaign promoting it.

🟧 Secret Soccer Locker Rooms // Historic Building Mural Project
Plus: The Listing and links galore.

No Lockers, Just Bathrooms: What Boxer Stadium Needs To Become A Destination
Semi-pro team San Francisco City Football Club would like to use Boxer Stadium, but the conditions are lacking.

Geneva Office Building's Facade To Get Temporary Artistic Transformation
San Franciscans gathered Sept. 16 to envision vibrant murals for the landmark’s turret and windows.

SFUSD exec indicted in New Mexico for alleged criminal sexual activity with child
District labor head is on leave — previously served as principal and assistant principal in San Francisco middle schools SFUSD exec indicted in New Mexico for alleged criminal sexual activity with child

S.F. opens Mandarin program in school that once taught Spanish-speaking immigrant students
The first students of a K-8 Mandarin program will start next school year at Mission Education Center, the former home to a newcomer program. S.F. opens Mandarin program in school that once taught Spanish-speaking immigrant students

Meet the District 10 candidates: What criticism have you received that you believe is unfair?
Despite controversy over big tech's spending in the election, each of the candidates pointed to another contention: Housing. Meet the District 10 candidates: What criticism have you received that you believe is unfair?

1,390 needles collected, 15 overdoses reversed: S.F. has new Mission BART plazas dashboard
Supervisor Fielder announces site showing arrests, 911 calls, and more from the 16th and 24th St. stations 1,390 needles collected, 15 overdoses reversed: S.F. has new Mission BART plazas dashboard

Sunset Buzz: Artists to lose studio after new landlord doubled rent
Meanwhile: the block parties go on, and a new shipwreck-themed playground opens on Saturday. Sunset Buzz: Artists to lose studio after new landlord doubled rent