SF records first overdose death from a synthetic opioid sold at gas stations
SF Standard · Oct 21, 2026
It marks the second time this year city officials have sounded the alarm over deadly new drugs.
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Annual San Francisco Latino Film Festival returns to the city this week
KTVU FOX 2 · Oct 21, 2026
The San Francisco Latino Film Festival returns for its 18th year with a lineup of roughly 50 features, documentaries, and short films from around the globe and the Bay Area.
Read original sourceSan Francisco Restaurant Week offers special menus across the city
KTVU FOX 2 · Oct 21, 2026
San Francisco Restaurant Week is officially underway, offering diners special menus and discounted pricing at eateries across the city.
Read original sourceNew name chosen for San Francisco's Cesar Chavez Street
KRON4 · Oct 21, 2026
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- San Francisco city officials on Wednesday advanced a new name for Cesar Chavez Street. The 3.2-mile stretch of roadway was renamed after the late labor leader in the 1990s, having previously been known as…
Read original sourceDAILY DIGEST, 10/21: Rainy season arrives with flood threat, tornado risk and Sierra snow; Climate change plus a super El Niño could add up to a record-wet winter; New report: Fifth Climate Change Assessment: Delta Impacts; Kern County PSPS disrupted water service, triggering a boil notice; and more …
Maven's Notebook · Oct 21, 2026
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Read original sourceUC DAVIS: Where El Niño may impact California coastal areas this winter
Maven's Notebook · Oct 21, 2026
Report identifies likely points of failure for California highways and other infrastructure from El Niño flooding By Kat Kerlin, UC Davis Driving across Highway 37 in the San Francisco Bay Area on the best of days already feels l…
Read original sourceBig California state worker strike set to begin today
CalMatters — CA Politics · Oct 21, 2026
Perhaps today is not the best day to go to the DMV. California state workers are planning a one-day strike today in multiple cities including Sacramento, San Francisco and Los Angeles. They’re protesting what they say are unfair…
Read original sourcePreliminary Application For Affordable Housing at 55 Lapu-Lapu Street in SoMa, San Francisco - San Francisco YIMBY
Google Albany · Oct 21, 2026
Preliminary Application For Affordable Housing at 55 Lapu-Lapu Street in SoMa, San Francisco San Francisco YIMBY
Read original sourceGroundbreaking Takes Place for a Two-Building Site at 1555 El Camino Real in Redwood City - San Francisco YIMBY
Google Redwood City · Oct 21, 2026
Groundbreaking Takes Place for a Two-Building Site at 1555 El Camino Real in Redwood City San Francisco YIMBY
Read original sourceS.F. Mayor Lurie blasted a message to voters about police oversight. It was wrong - San Francisco Chronicle
Google Daly City · Oct 21, 2026
S.F. Mayor Lurie blasted a message to voters about police oversight. It was wrong San Francisco Chronicle
Read original sourceNew report finds SF public transit helps families save thousands of dollars per year - San Francisco Examiner
Google Daly City · Oct 21, 2026
New report finds SF public transit helps families save thousands of dollars per year San Francisco Examiner
Read original sourceSan Francisco homeowners accused of potentially abusing parking permits
KTVU FOX 2 · Oct 21, 2026
A Presidio Heights resident is raising concerns that San Francisco's temporary street space permit system could allow homeowners to reserve public parking for personal use. San Francisco Public Works says permit abuse is not wide…
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