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UCSF employees at the Parnassus Campus express frustration over new parking policies that limit on-site parking. While UCSF claims the changes prioritize patient access, employees face significant challenges, including increased costs and limited parking options. Registered nurses and other staff report feeling let down and concerned about the impact on patient care.
Drag artist Sasha Velour, winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race" season 9, returns to Berkeley for her show "The Big Reveal Live Show!" Velour's performance explores her personal journey and the history of drag, emphasizing themes of freedom and self-expression in a time of increasing discrimination against the LGBTQ community.
Public Works and Health staff improved cleanliness in the 16th Street area, with plans to address unpermitted weekend vending. Captain Santiago Lerma noted the ongoing issues with drug use, highlighting the need for more resources from SFPD and DPW to manage the situation effectively.
Reddit sued Anthropic on Wednesday, alleging the AI company illegally "scraped" user comments to train its chatbot Claude without consent. The lawsuit, filed in California, highlights concerns over AI companies using user data without clear limitations. Anthropic plans to vigorously defend against the claims.
Trash accumulates on Mission Street in San Francisco due to a lack of trash cans, particularly along the west side from 14th to 16th streets. Local business owners express frustration over the absence of street cleaning on Monday mornings after busy vendor activity on Sundays. City officials acknowledge the issue but have not provided a clear solution.
Mayor Daniel Lurie proposed $200 million in cuts to nonprofit funding over two years, leaving organizations scrambling for clarity. Nonprofits like HOMEY SF and the Community Youth Center face significant cuts, threatening vital services for vulnerable populations.
A BART worker has been cleaning the northeast plaza near Mission Street, but open drug use remains a significant issue. Local residents and business owners express frustration over the impact of drug use on community safety and quality of life. Calls for more proactive measures to reclaim public spaces are growing.
San Francisco's Legion of Honor hosts the "Bouquets to Art" exhibit, featuring floral designs inspired by classic artworks. Celebrating the museum's 100th anniversary, designers create unique arrangements that reflect the themes and stories of the art. Visitors can enjoy both this exhibit and a concurrent display at the de Young Museum.
A California judge allowed the wrongful death lawsuit against BART by the family of Corazon Dandan, who was killed last year after being pushed onto the tracks by a homeless man, to proceed. The family's attorneys claim BART failed to ensure safety at its stations, citing defective platform barriers. The family aims for systemic changes to prevent similar tragedies.