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- Colton McKivitz, 49ers’ emergency left tackle, again faces big test vs....With All-Pro Trent Williams sidelined, Colton McKivitz will again replace him against the Rams. Last season, with McKivitz pressed into action, the 49ers beat the Rams, 27-24, in overtime to secure...By Eric Branch
- Camino team is closing their last restaurant. They won't open another oneBerkeley’s the Kebabery surrenders to the pandemic, and its acclaimed chef-owner leaves the industry for good.By Elena Kadvany
- Oakland school shooting reflects alarming trend of unfettered violencePolice continue hunt for suspects in shooting at Oakland school site as officials reckon with the implications of the brazen attack.By Jill Tucker
Health News
- A warm start, then a touch of fall this week: Here’s when to expect a...After a warm weekend, the Bay Area can expect more of the same Monday. A slight cooldown on Tuesday should be followed by a gradual warm-up by the end of the week.By Michelle Apon
- California will decriminalize jaywalking in the street, at least in most...Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that will decriminalize jaywalking in California, except if the pedestrian crossing the road is in immediate danger of being hit.By Dustin Gardiner
- Will a new lawsuit finally convince San Francisco its homeless sweeps...Traumatic, violating, and cruel: for years, San Francisco’s practice of sweeping its homeless population from one corner to another has come under fire. Now, it will finally have to pay.By Nuala Bishari
- Listen: A Bay Area transit report card after Total Transit 2022Total SF podcast: Does Bay Area transit get a passing grade? After 15 hours riding 17 of the Bay Area's 27 transit agencies, Peter and Heather discuss.By Total SF
- Hardly Strictly Bluegrass fest anticipates biggest crowds yet in 2022The free three-day concert, one of the highlights of the Bay Area fall entertainment calendar, expects to draw 500,000 when it returns this year.By Aidin Vaziri
What to watch
- Once-swanky Tenderloin is S.F.’s ultimate riches-to-rags storyThe downtrodden neighborhood, known for its crime and drug use, was once home to San Francisco’s top politicians and millionaire merchants.By Gary Kamiya
- By Jack Lee and Peter Hartlaub