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United Airlines flight from SFO bound for China diverted due to mechanical issue

A United Airlines flight from San Francisco to Beijing diverted back to SFO on Saturday due to a mechanical issue, requiring fuel release to avoid an overweight landing. United Airlines plans to rebook passengers on another flight later that evening.

Day 82 at the 16th St. Plaza Pipes, vending, and overt drug use

The northeast plaza of BART in San Francisco has become a hub for drug use and encampments, contrasting sharply with the cleaner southwest plaza where a police mobile unit is stationed. Despite increased police presence, local storekeepers report that drug-related activities resume once officers leave. Mayor Daniel Lurie's efforts to clean the area have yielded limited results after 82 days.

Day 82 at the 16th St. Plaza Pipes, vending, and overt drug use

The northeast plaza near BART in San Francisco has become a hub for drug use and encampment, contrasting sharply with the cleaner southwest plaza where police maintain a mobile unit. Mayor Daniel Lurie's efforts to address street conditions have yielded limited results, as many vendors and drug users continue to populate the area. Local storekeepers report increased police presence, but they note that activities resume once officers leave.

Day 82 at the 16th St. Plaza Pipes, vending, and overt drug use

The northeast plaza in San Francisco's 16th and Mission area remains a hub for drug use, with visible signs of neglect and limited police presence. While the southwest plaza has seen some improvements due to a mobile police unit, the northeast side continues to struggle with encampments and drug activity. Local businesses report a transient police presence, but it fails to deter illicit behavior once officers leave.

Day 82 at the 16th St. Plaza Pipes, vending, and overt drug use

San Francisco's northeast plaza near BART has become a hub for drug use and encampments, contrasting sharply with the cleaner southwest plaza. Despite Mayor Daniel Lurie's efforts to address the situation, local businesses express skepticism about the effectiveness of increased police presence.

Review Anatolian Table brings Aegean flavors to the Mission

Anatolian Table, a Turkish and Aegean restaurant, offers a homely and elegant dining experience in the Mission. The establishment features an extensive wine and beer selection, enhancing its appeal as a culinary destination.

Here's a look at preparations for final ride of AIDS LifeCycle, ending after more than 30 years

The AIDS LifeCycle, a 545-mile ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles, will conclude after 30 years due to rising production costs and decreased donations. Participants, like Matthew Barbour, express disappointment but remain proud of the advocacy efforts supporting LGBTQ+ rights and HIV research.

Day 82 at the 16th St. Plaza Pipes, vending, and overt drug use

The northeast plaza near BART in San Francisco has become a hub for drug use and encampments, contrasting sharply with the cleaner southwest plaza where police have set up a mobile unit. Despite increased police presence, local business owners report that drug-related activities resume after officers leave. Mayor Daniel Lurie's efforts to clean up the area have not effectively addressed the northeast plaza's challenges.

SFDocFest highlights struggling taxi drivers in Taken For A Ride

San Francisco cab driver Marcelo Fonseca highlights the struggles of taxi drivers in his documentary "Taken For A Ride," screening this Sunday. The film addresses the financial burdens imposed by the SFMTA's medallion sales program, which has left many drivers in debt after the rise of ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.

Day 82 at the 16th St. Plaza Pipes, vending, and overt drug use

San Francisco's 16th Street Plaza faces ongoing challenges with drug use and homelessness, particularly in the northeast section near BART. Despite increased police presence, vendors and drug-related activities persist, leading to concerns about the efficacy of the city's cleanup efforts initiated by Mayor Daniel Lurie.

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