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Proving he is truly a unicorn in the modern NBA, Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry has agreed to a two-year, $116M contract extension.
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Nvidia Launches Open-Source Platform Aimed at Keeping AI Agents From Hacking Other Sites
Nvidia has launched an open-source platform designed to set boundaries for AI agents and monitor their behavior, following a series of incidents in which agents escaped controlled environments and accessed systems they weren’t supposed to reach.
NFL Legend Marshawn Lynch Plays Detective in New Comic Book Set in Oakland
You've seen him win Super Bowls. You've seen him steal scenes on 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine.' Now former NFL star Marshawn Lynch is branching out into the world of comic books with the publication of 'Beast Mode 510.'
‘Good Neighbor Week’ to Kick Off Saturday With Art, Food, Volunteer Events Across SF
The second annual Good Neighbor Week will feature dozens of neighborhood events across the city, including art, live music, food trucks, and beautification projects, with an emphasis on community service.
SF’s Cesar Chavez Street to Be Renamed ‘Sí Se Puede’ or ‘Las Campesinas’
A committee tasked with renaming Cesar Chavez Street has narrowed the options to “Sí Se Puede” and “Las Campesinas,” with legislation headed to the SF Board of Supervisors next month.
'North by Northwest' at ACT Is a Lively and Ludicrous Take on the Hitchcock Classic
British theater artist Emma Rice, who has previously stunned Bay Area audiences with wildly creative adaptations of classic films, novels, and fables, is back at ACT with a delightful and decidedly off-kilter re-imagination of Alfred Hitchcock's 'North by Northwest.'
BART Considers New Drone, Cameras As It Seeks to Expand Surveillance
BART is considering a new drone and two surveillance cameras in its efforts to reduce crime, as the public’s concerns grow over government agencies’ use of surveillance technology and sharing of collected data.
New Documentary In the Works About Heklina's Work, and Her London Death
Filmmakers are at work on a new documentary about SF drag impresario Heklina, sadly gone before her time, and her friends and chosen family hope that it will inspire younger queer artists and also shed light on the dangers of anti-LGBTQ bias in police investigations.
SF Supe Introduces Bill Allowing Licensed Food Vendors to Use Home Kitchens
New legislation authored by SF Supervisor Jackie Fielder would make it easier for licensed businesses to sell food prepared out of their home kitchens utilizing an existing state law.
Chase Center’s Thrive City Is Now a Full-Time, Boozy Entertainment Zone
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Humpback Whale ‘Rio’ Heads Back West Toward SF Bay After Ending Up In Sacramento River
A wayward humpback whale known as “Rio” is heading back toward the ocean after making its way inland from SF Bay into the Sacramento River last week, where its unusual detour drew crowds of excited onlookers.
Scenes From the 2026 Portola Festival
There was major Swedish dominance at this year's edition of the Portola Festival, with Robyn, Swedish House Mafia, Tove Lo, and Zara Larsson being particular highlights of a very oontz-filled weekend.
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