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Gabby Williams scores 26 points, Valkyries pull off Game 1 comeback to beat Dream
Golden State beat Atlanta 68-64 at Chase Center on Saturday for the first WNBA Finals win in franchise history. Gabby Williams scored 26 points and made all six of her free throws in the final 2:15.
Part of the Presidio: San Francisco Bids Farewell to Beloved Indoor Park, House of Air
House of Air, the trampoline park inside a converted 1921 Army hangar at Crissy Field, will close on Feb. 15, 2027, after 16 years in business. The company said it did not renew its lease, which ends in early March.
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Zombie shooter set in San Francisco's Tenderloin pulled after protests
A video game that cast homeless people in the Tenderloin as zombies to be cleared out has been taken down. City officials and neighborhood residents had criticized the premise.
Sing Tao’s ex-chief has a new outlet — and a favorite for Congress
Joseph Leung, long known as the face of Sing Tao, retired abruptly from the paper, a departure that stunned his large Bay Area following. He now runs a new outlet and has a favorite in the race for the congressional seat Nancy Pelosi is vacating.
SF-based crypto firm gave $5M to Trump’s controversial ballroom project
Ripple, the San Francisco cryptocurrency company, gave $5 million toward the White House ballroom project. The donation lays out the distance between executive chairman Chris Larsen, a generous Democratic donor, and CEO Brad Garlinghouse, who has courted Trump.
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Filed with the City and County of San Francisco: new housing projects of 10 or more units and building permits over $1 million. Written automatically from city open data; each item links to the city record.
