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Teens do lashes, nails and hair while they figure out life
9+ hour, 8+ min ago (870+ words) At 19, Faith Paras performed lash services out of her bedroom, using supplies she inherited from her aunt and techniques learned from online tutorials. Paras, like dozens of other young women still in their teens — some still in high school — was…...
Sunset Buzz: Oakland Mama’s Boy to bring NY-style slices to Inner Sunset
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (682+ words) “Sunset Buzz” is a recurring column on changes, tidbits and other news from the Sunset. Got news? Send us tips at [email protected]. Mama’s Boy Pizza, the Oakland-based pizzeria that opened in 2023, is bringing its signature New York style slices to…...
Meet the District 10 candidates: Would you put a moratorium on AI data centers?
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (685+ words) Welcome back to our “Meet the Candidates” series, where District 10 supervisor candidates respond to questions each week in 100 words or fewer. Answers will be published every Thursday. Each candidate is first ordered alphabetically, then rotated each week. Fears surrounding AI…...
Amid rising fear over data centers, an S.F. supervisor quietly plans a moratorium
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (479+ words) Supervisor Shamann Walton, who represents the city’s southeast district, plans to introduce on Tuesday a 45-day moratorium on the expansion of new data centers in San Francisco while officials investigate the centers’ environmental impact. If passed by the Board of…...
The Frisc, nonprofit news site with strong housing focus, to close
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (630+ words) The Frisc, a nonprofit San Francisco news site with a focus on civic news and a particular bent towards housing, will shutter after nearly 10 years. “In the best of times,” its editor-in-chief and co-founder Alex Lash wrote on Wednesday, “nonprofit…...
Bayview Buzz: Yvonne’s Southern Sweets is making its sweet return
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (522+ words) “Bayview Buzz” is a recurring column on changes, tidbits and other news from Bayview. Got news? Send tips to [email protected]. The doors to Yvonne Hines’ Yvonne’s Southern Sweets on the Third Street Corridor at Third and Shafter Ave. have remained…...
Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Who would you tax more?
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (439+ words) Welcome back to our “Meet the Candidates” series, where the congressional candidates respond to a question in 100 words or less. Answers are published every Monday. CA-11, the congressional district that Connie Chan and Scott Wiener are running to represent includes…...
El Tecolote, longtime Mission District newspaper, loses top editor as staffers exit
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (1361+ words) El Tecolote, the longest-running bilingual newspaper in California, has lost the majority of its staff over the past six months, including its editor-in-chief, Erika Carlos, who resigned, alleging in an Aug. 16 LinkedIn post a lack of “organizational support.” In all,…...
SF homeless service providers must prove their programs work. SF permitting software, not so much…
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (1044+ words) Your humble narrator recently spoke to a San Francisco building inspector. It’s 2026, and, every day, he gives the contractors he’s dropping in on the same greeting a San Francisco building inspector could have delivered in 1926: “Permit, plans and job card,…...
22 years after it was built, a cafe on the shore of Mission Creek finally opens
1+ week, 1+ day ago (707+ words) But if it wasn’t for the efforts of a group of neighbors, the pavilion might have remained closed for another decade or more. Still, said Cohen, the former park management company, Parklab Open Space Management contracted by the city, treated…...