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Super Duper Took Over the Fillmore’s Burger King. Here’s What Lunch Costs Now.
Super Duper Burgers moved into the Fillmore’s old Burger King this summer. A burger, fries and a soda run $15.25 before tax. Nobody misses the old place. The question is who the new one is for.
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Held Hostage or Hiding a Gunman? Bayview Shelter Workers’ Case Goes Before a Judge Thursday
Two Bayshore Navigation Center workers are charged with helping a man accused of shooting an SFPD officer. They say he held them at gunpoint.
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Oakland Lost 911 for 36 Hours. The Backups Went Down Too.
Cut copper and fiber lines knocked out Oakland’s police 911 system from Wednesday night to Friday morning. Both fallback plans failed, and nobody has been arrested.
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Who Profits — and Who Gets to Stay? District 10 Is Not for Sale — Part Three
In the series finale, economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux asks who will own the homes, get the contracts and still be able to afford District 10 when the ribbon-cutting is over.
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Throwing a Rock and Hiding: District 10 Is Not for Sale — Part Two
Economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux asks Mayor Daniel Lurie to put his agenda for District 10 on the table. Part Three, the series finale, is online now.
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They Built Freedom West So Nobody Could Push Them Out Again. Now Comes the Hard Part.
The Fillmore co-op born out of urban renewal finally has money and a timeline to rebuild. Its elders have heard promises before.
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SEIU 1021 to Hold ‘Defend the Vote’ Rally at San Francisco City Hall Oct. 22
Honoring Dr. King and the civil rights movement, the union is calling the public to City Hall on Thursday, Oct. 22, ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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Your Guide to San Francisco’s 2026 Board of Supervisors Races
Five supervisor seats are on the Nov. 3 ballot, and the one that matters most to the southeast — District 10, Shamann Walton’s open seat — has 10 candidates and the most outside money in city history.
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San Francisco Hits Pause on Data Centers — and Bayview Is Where the Pause Matters Most
Mayor Lurie signed a 45-day moratorium on new data centers Friday after a unanimous Board vote. Two of the city’s six are in Bayview-Hunters Point, the District 10 race has made them an issue, and Oakland is weighing the same pause.
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A Half-Million-Dollar Question: District 10 Is Not for Sale — Part One
Economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux on the $540,000 a crypto billionaire has poured into the District 10 supervisor race — and why a neighborhood seat should never be a luxury purchase.
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San Francisco Arts Professor Jacqueline Francis Appointed to African American Museum Board
Gov. Newsom has appointed California College of the Arts dean Jacqueline Francis, a scholar of African American art and visual culture, to the California African American Museum Board of Directors.
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San Francisco Heavy Equipment & Trucking Academy Launches with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, Creating New Pathways to Careers in the Skilled Trades
SF HEAT, a new 10-week academy at the former Potrero Power Station, trains Bayview, Mission and OMI residents for commercial driving and heavy equipment careers. Fall applications are open.
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