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Joel Engardio recall centers SF west-side voter anger again

1 day ago | sfexaminer.com | Adam Shanks |Greg Wong

Clinging to the walls of Black Bird Bookstore and Cafe are some of the works of Richard Sexton, a photographer who captured the colorful streets and scenes of the Outer Sunset in the 1970s. To Supervisor Joel Engardio, it’s all right there — in Sexton’s photographs, such as the one depicting the long-shuttered Doggie Diner, evidence of the unstoppable flow of time and certainty of change.
Fort Point exhibit looks at early Black California history

1 day ago | sfexaminer.com | James Salazar

A forthcoming exhibition at the Fort Point National Historic Site highlights the stories of Black Californians from the Gold Rush through Reconstruction. The For-Site Foundation, an arts nonprofit that hosts installations on national park land, will open “Black Gold: Stories Untold” on Friday. The free exhibit runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Fridays through Sundays, until Nov. 2.
Pop-up art show at Ferry Building celebrates summer in SF

2 days ago | sfexaminer.com | James Salazar

A Ferry Building art gallery this week aims to get visitors in the swing of the summer. Artspan, the SoMa nonprofit arts center, will hold its “Brightside” exhibition Thursday through Sunday as part of its “Art-In-Neighborhoods” series. The Ferry Building’s grand hall will hold an opening reception from 5-8 p.m. Thursday, and the exhibit is open from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. It’s open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, and the featured artists will participate in a guided walkthrough.
Hunters Point Shipyard Decommissioned exhibit traces history

3 days ago | sfexaminer.com | James Salazar

An upcoming exhibition at Hunters Point Shipyard will explore the 900-acre property’s social, environmental and military roles throughout history with original artwork, photographs, artifacts, oral histories, archival films and audio recordings.
49ers complete trade to acquire edge rusher Huff from Eagles

3 days ago | sfexaminer.com | Josh Dubow

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — The San Francisco 49ers have completed the trade with the Philadelphia Eagles for edge rusher Bryce Huff. Huff restructured his contract with the Eagles last week to help facilitate the trade that will send a 2026 mid-round pick to Philadelphia and the teams announced it on Monday, pending a physical. Huff was set to make $17 million in fully guaranteed money this year.
Jackie Fielder emerges as SF progressive standard-bearer

3 days ago | sfexaminer.com | Natalia Gurevich

San Francisco’s youngest supervisor has had an eventful start to her first term. District 9 Supervisor Jackie Fielder, 30, has been the Board of Supervisors’ main and most progressive voice after the body shifted in moderates’ direction in November. Just over four months into her term, Fielder has taken outspoken stances on citywide issues such as the fentanyl crisis, family homelessness and police funding.
Vetoed California AI bill inspires similar NY safety measure

4 days ago | sfexaminer.com | Troy Wolverton

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s veto last fall of state Sen. Scott Wiener’s artificial-intelligence safety bill wasn’t the end of the story for legislative efforts prompting AI developers and companies to prevent the technology from causing significant harms. A handful of bills introduced in different state legislatures in recent months essentially pick up where Wiener’s controversial Senate Bill 1047 left off.
Slice House, Giants team to serve slices for good cause

5 days ago | sfexaminer.com | James Salazar

A local renowned pizzaiolo and the San Francisco Giants are teaming up once more to shine a light on a Bay Area nonprofit dedicated to providing specialized medical care to mitigate the suffering of children and young adults with serious medical conditions. Tony Gemignani, the owner of Slice House, and The City’s professional baseball team are currently holding their ninth annual Seasonal Pizzas fundraiser, in which Slice House partners with Giants baseball players to create limited-time pies.
Celebrate Pride month in San Francisco with these events

5 days ago | sfexaminer.com | James Salazar

June is Pride month, and San Francisco is set to hold plenty of events honoring members of the LGBTQ+ community and championing their inclusion. Here are seven events for you to celebrate over the course of 30 days.
SF bartender Derrick Li had unlikely rise to cocktail glory

5 days ago | sfexaminer.com | Greg Wong

Derrick Li was fuming last summer. He had poured his last drink of a contest called World Class, otherwise known as the Super Bowl of competitive bartending. The annual event consists of nine months of grueling trials, putting 4,000 of the best mixologists in the country against each for the right to call themselves the nation’s top bartender. Two years earlier, in his first time ever participating, Li placed fifth.