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Pizza and cocktails aren’t exactly the same classic combination as pizza and wine — and Tony Gemignani said he understood this.

For over 100 years, anyone born in the United States has been considered a citizen under the 14th Amendment, with few exceptions.

As the federal government threatens homelessness funding that supports undocumented immigrants, residents without legal status could be at risk of eviction or even deportation.

Block announced over a month ago that it was laying off 4,000 employees — but good luck finding out just how many of those are Bay Area residents.

Midi Health has more than 230,000 patients and a goal of serving 1 million.

While some changes have been made, staffing levels remain limited.

“There has to be an infrastructure of checks and balances to ensure that things like this don’t happen," said San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins.

Armed with experience, local bar proprietors' preparations look more like fine-tuning than an overhaul.

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Cal Performances' Zellerbach Hall will host two nationally prominent troupes in April.

Next weekend's celebration honors the anniversary celebration of Great Highway's conversion into a pedestrian promenade.

The San Francisco Symphony's 115th season is all about the Bay Area.

Supervisor Jackie Fielder's office previously said that she “is going though an acute personal health crisis.”

Two competing ballot measures are turning out to be expensive and divisive.

If you focus on some of the top-line, headline-grabbing numbers, this would seem to be a boom time for venture capital.

With high ceilings and a muted color palette with splashes of orange, the vibe inside is minimal and the cocktails are the star of the show.

Supervisor Rafael Mandelman is spearheading the landmarking program.

The Market Street Pack Walk returns next week.

An uptick in business for contractors who renovate downtown San Francisco offices is fueling hope that a downtown renaissance is underway.

What art is displayed in San Francisco, and who gets to enjoy it, is increasingly based on who can pay for the privilege.

Carnaval's latest season commences this Saturday with a friendly dance competition.

Applications for Madrone Art Bar's program open April 1.

The Palace Hotel is the stuff of legends.

The proposal would allow San Francisco’s permanent housing facilities to require that their residents stay sober — or face eviction.

The aircraft promises to change how people here and elsewhere get around.

Noe Valley is the site of May and Dave Wasem's newest restaurant.

Multiple supervisors appear unlikely to accept some of the Commission Streamlining Task Force's more controversial proposals.

That decision — which the experts said is a victory for the nation’s health — is expected to face an appeal.

Experience, Supervisor Connie Chan said, is what will distinguish her from her competitors in the race to replace retiring Rep. Nancy Pelosi.

OPINION: A new expansion plan, which takes advantage of an existing pump station, is an efficient and effective use of resources.

Longtime San Francisco Ballet principal dancer Sasha De Sola is about to take on an ideal role.

Customers would be able to consume cannabis products on side, as well as buy food and drink.

Market Match has been cut in Governor Gavin Newsom's latest state budget proposal.

OPINION: San Francisco has enormous influence in Washington D.C. when Democrats are in power — and astonishingly little when they are not.

A new documentary says the negative effects of artificial intelligence are an inevitable result of its creators' guiding philosophy.

Delayed payments are “a huge issue” for nonprofits across The City.

How data-center operators address the water-capacity questions could be crucial for the artificial-intelligence industry.

Spring is approaching, and neighborhoods are blossoming with entertainment.

The orchestra will play Sunday at the Community Music Center in the Mission District.

At ABV, none of the cocktails are pre-batched — they are always made fresh.

We're officially a week away from the lights coming back on in The City.

The three new projects are aimed at expanding treatment-bed capacity for people struggling with behavioral-health or substance-use issues.

Here's how you can celebrate the upcoming holiday and the Emerald Isle.

Gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer said he wants to protect state residents “from the potentially dangerous impacts of a new technology.” www.sfexaminer.com/news/technol...

Kim Tavaglione is the spokesperson for a coalition of more than 150 unions that include a majority of city employees.

Directed by Liam Vincent, Migdalia Cruz's translation of "Macbeth" will premiere at Fort Mason's Magic Theatre.

There are no federal laws governing how AI can be used by the military, in wartime or for national security purposes, experts said.

It takes a village to keep the Presidio pristine. Meet some of the faces who get the job done.

The Shop will act as a hub for those who are struggling with substance-use or mental-health issues.