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Will that make a difference Sunday?Aside from outplaying the Chiefs quarterback, the 49ers third-year signal-caller has been radically different from a stylistic perspective. 20 epic events this week in SF, from a secret rave to an antique car picnicGet ready for a Twin Peaks skate competition, a dozen block parties, and techno at all hours.NewsView all NewsOct. 7 menu isn’t Hamas-themed, Oakland cafe owner saysThe “Sweet Sinwar” drink was not named for the head of the terrorist group, according to the Palestinian-American business owner.An actually successful downtown SF mall is now for saleAs opposed to the San Francisco Centre, which has become a symbol of urban retail’s decline, the Metreon is nearly 92% leased. He made street vendors pay ‘tax,’ then shot someone dead, DA saysLuis Rebolledo faces murder charges with a gang enhancement for allegedly killing a man during an attempted extortion of street vendors.Did SF just miss out on serious cash for clearing homeless camps?California doesn’t disburse money unless municipalities request it. Other cities and counties got much more.Popular This Week1Missed the northern lights on Thursday? There’s still another chance2Cop who faked race data in traffic stops kills himself3Homeless tents hit record low. So where’d they go?4I test-drove the Tesla of the sea: A $260K wakeboard boat for tech titans5Take our quiz: Which SF mayoral candidates do you agree with?Politics & PolicyView all Politics & PolicyConfused as to why San Francisco is suing the EPA? You’re not aloneAt issue is whether the regulator can hold the city responsible for overall water quality, rather than specific restrictions on pollutants. Mayoral candidates vow to end crazy driving, traffic deathsPedestrians, cyclists, cars: It’s a constant battle on San Francisco’s streets. Can anyone make it safer — and less politically charged?Breed to sign rent control expansion bill, but its fate depends on the state ballotThe law will expand protections to all SF residential buildings built before 1994 — but only if California voters pass Proposition 33.School chaos is driving families from SF. Can a new mayor fix that?The number of children as a share of the population has been declining for years — and the candidates claim they have a fix.BusinessView all BusinessSilicon Valley watch nerds are obsessed with Mark Zuckerberg’s crazy watch collectionZuck 2.0 has better hair, a hypebeast wardrobe, and a multimillion-dollar watch collection. Could a new mayor bring SF’s workers back to the office?From tax breaks to leading by example, each candidate has ideas about how to get workers back downtown.AI-powered fraud is exploding, FBI saysCon artists are getting help from a host of generative AI services, such as the blatantly named FraudGPT. Tenderloin store curfew succeeds in one thing: driving down salesSome proprietors say they lose business by closing at midnight.Editor's PicksBaffled by the mayor’s race? Here’s how to be a tactical ranked-choice voterOpinionRanked-choice voting is confusing, especially when there are 13 candidates, and you can pick up to 10. But there are simple ways to game the system.By John E. PalmerThe homeless poet living in a limo wants to stop being towedAfter being threatened with eviction, he moved into a stretch Lincoln. Eight batteries later, the car won’t start. Watch: Bartenders get a kick out of noise complaintsThe Standard asked bar staff to read some of the most colorful 311 complaints lodged against their establishments. SportsView all SportsBrock Purdy has been better than Patrick Mahomes this season. Will that make a difference Sunday?Aside from outplaying the Chiefs quarterback, the 49ers third-year signal-caller has been radically different from a stylistic perspective. Are these Warriors built to steal wins? The preseason shows they might beIf the Warriors are going to improve on last season’s 10th seed showing, they’ll need role players to rise up. Here’s who’s most likely to answer the call. Grading the 49ers win vs. Seattle: Nick Bosa is a pressure machineThe defensive lineman was prolific but not fully satisfied with the 49ers’ big win in Seattle. The inside story of Buster Posey’s Giants coronationBefore he agreed to become the Giants’ president of baseball operations, Posey had to get his affairs in order, then decide if he really wanted the job.LifeView all Life20 epic events this week in SF, from a secret rave to an antique car picnicGet ready for a Twin Peaks skate competition, a dozen block parties, and techno at all hours.To save babies’ lives, hospitals turn to donated milk from a network of moms“Without that donor milk, I don’t know where we would have gotten,” said one mother of a premature baby. “I’m eternally grateful for whatever mother did that for my son.”The homeless poet living in a limo wants to stop being towedAfter being threatened with eviction, he moved into a stretch Lincoln. Eight batteries later, the car won’t start. My dog, your house: A pup-swapping service looks to kill the kennelSan Franciscans are turning to a new peer-to-peer service for pet-sitting. First step: a doggie meetup in the park.Food & DrinkView all Food & DrinkThe Peruvian restaurant king of SF is still expanding his empireMeet chef Carlos Altamirano, who operates four restaurants in the city, including a new eponymous NoPa spot.This secret menu includes a hard-to-find Filipino street food. I gave it a tryBalut, a popular street snack in the Philippines, isn’t easy to find in SF. This Fisherman’s Wharf spot offers two kinds.Watch: Bartenders get a kick out of noise complaintsThe Standard asked bar staff to read some of the most colorful 311 complaints lodged against their establishments. The city’s best pastry chefs are throwing an epic bake saleChef Melissa Perello of Octavia has invited all of her best chef friends to make cakes for a cause.Arts & EntertainmentView all Arts & Entertainment20 epic events this week in SF, from a secret rave to an antique car picnicGet ready for a Twin Peaks skate competition, a dozen block parties, and techno at all hours.Watch: Bartenders get a kick out of noise complaintsThe Standard asked bar staff to read some of the most colorful 311 complaints lodged against their establishments. ‘Daddy Gang’ babes roll out for their queen Alex Cooper in OaklandThe “Call Her Daddy” host performed to a packed house in Oakland, with appearances by Wiz Khalifa and Saweetie.Watch: Dueling DJs turned a Waymo into roving nightclubOn a sweltering Sunday, two members of the SF DJ Collective filled an autonomous vehicle with equipment for an hour-long B2B set.OpinionView all OpinionSchool closures suck. But they’re necessary, and opposing them is wrongShould San Francisco families really be asked to give up on their small community schools for the sake of the public good? Yes, they should.By Catharine BurhenneBaffled by the mayor’s race? Here’s how to be a tactical ranked-choice voterRanked-choice voting is confusing, especially when there are 13 candidates, and you can pick up to 10. But there are simple ways to game the system.By John E. PalmerSan Francisco’s ‘Dream Keepers’ are asking for legal troubleScandal has erupted around the Dream Keeper Initiative, but it’s not the only race- or gender-specific City Hall program that deserves legal scrutiny.By Sanjana FriedmanWhy I’m funding a $100 million project to revive Fillmore StreetInvestor Neil Mehta writes for the first time about his property purchases — and why the stories about him are wrong.By Neil MehtaSocial LinksFooter NavigationAbout UsStaffStandards & EthicsNewslettersRSS FeedsTipsContact UsAdvertising InquiriesJobs© The San Francisco Standard. All Rights Reserved.Legal InformationTerms of UsePrivacy PolicyCalifornia Resident RightsYour Privacy Choicesenen1729172676https://sfstandard.com

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