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Here’s an exciting bit of news to end your week: In 2027, Gazetteer San Francisco, our gorgeous, pink-hued print newspaper, is going monthly.
Starting in January, we’ll be delivering papers to our favorite drop spots and directly to subscribers every month, breaking news and shining a light on overlooked parts of the city twelve times a year. (And, before you ask, we’ll still be updating our website every day.)
As the world’s richest and worst man once said: Let that sink in.
To celebrate, we’re running a limited time sale. Print subscriptions are now 33% off for three times the issues and digital subscriptions are now 57% off. Check out our offerings and choose what works for you. The sale ends on December 24, so choose soon!
As for me, I gotta buckle down and come up with twelve newspapers next year with my talented colleagues. I can’t wait.
ONLY ON GAZETTEER SF
- DAY OF THE HUNTER: Eddie Kim spends some face time with Hunter Pence.
- BAD DREAMS: Megan Rose Dickey on the Valkyries loss.
- TOUGH CROWD: Joel Rosenblatt attends a contentious D6 open house.
- NO THANKS: Cydney Hayes on the founders turning down DeepMind.
- PAY IT BACK: Brian Braunlich endorses Prop 40.
- FREED SPEECH: Vince B. Bailey on how AI gave him back his voice.
- UP LATE: Olivia Peluso on a Yemeni restaurant that took hold in the Mission.
- D GAME: A look at the divisive Prop. D.
- PROGS ROCKED: That confusing D8 endorsement.
- JUNGLE BOOGIE: Drinking Companion goes to Last Rites.
- MONEY CHANGES EVERYTHING: Manic Monday on the Anthropic IPO.
- GOOD FORM: Take our reader survey, and you just may win some awesome local prizes.
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DISPATCHES FROM THE FOG
- FOLLOW THE MONEY: The mayor’s magical money machine. (San Francisco Standard)
- YES, SHE DID: Rest in power, Dolores Huerta. (New York Times)
- BUT IT STILL NEEDS $4 MIL IN REPAIRS: Presidio Heights house sells for $10 million over asking price. (San Francisco Business Journal)
- WIRED TO INTERNET: DROP DEAD: Rest in bits. (WIRED)
- ONE MORE DAY ‘TILL HALLOWEEN, SILVER SHAMROCK: It’s almost time kids, the clock is ticking… And don’t forget to wear your mask. (Mission Local)
