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A mountain lion was caught on video near San Francisco's Lafayette Park in the Pac Heights neighborhood Sunday night. Experts believe it is young, at about a year old, and got a bit lost. Mountain lions disperse around this age, seeking a habitat far away from their birth place. In this case, experts say the mountain lion will likely find its way south and out of San Francisco soon.

The embeds below are from TikTok (with one from YouTube because TikTok never approved it for some reason), but if you're not a fan of the platform., here's all the links to find Streetsblog videos: And if you can't get enough Streetsblog videos, Streetsblog NYC has a TikTok Channel and Streetfilms is archived on YouTube. Tuesday Damien made a short, satirical, video to promote his AMA on the StreetSmart podcast. No idea why TikTok sent this one to jail.

The book's array of perspectives includes imaginative explorations of ancestry and belonging from Mei Chung and Katelyn Wong. Gupta and Paloma Francesca Carrubba explore the impacts of a racist and misogynistic external world on individual internal lives. McCulloch and Zofia Mosur do battle with existential dread using their own words. Ava Perez and Claribel Caamal Amodei write of the terror and trepidation of living under the threat of ICE.

"Over the next few months, people will see the bridge flickering here and there as we really work to make sure it works perfectly, but also for the artists to fine-tune the beauty that he's making," said Ben Davis, founder and Chief Visionary Officer of Illuminate, the arts nonprofit behind the project.

Start your family's summer planning at the 2026 San Francisco Summer Resource Fair! Meet representatives from 100 San Francisco agencies sharing information about summer programs and resources for children and youth in grades K-8 and their families. Many of the summer programs featured at the Summer Resource Fair are free, low-cost, or offer financial assistance, and include options ranging from arts and STEM to sports, overnight camps, academic enrichment, and more.

Back in 2001, before SFist existed, there was a high-profile murder trial in San Francisco so crazy that it made the Bob Lee-Nima Momeni murder trial look like an afternoon seminar at the SF Public Library History Center. That was the trial in the murder of Diane Whipple, who was killed exactly 25 years ago this coming Monday, in an incident where her neighbors' very vicious dogs ripped her to sheds in a Pac Heights apartment complex.

Join us for Tai Chi this Sunday! 10am at Judah and Great Highway Park This monthly course is for beginners and experienced students of tai chi alike. Plus, coffee is on us at @javabeachsf after the course. As a reminder, Sundays at the Beach is a year-long program of weekly events possible thanks to a grant award from @avenuegreenlight. Our friends at @sunsetchineseculturaldistrict helped us make the Tai Chi program come to life! See you on Sundays!

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- You may get a chance to see the northern lights in the Bay Area skies Monday night! Experts say the auroras - or northern lights - might be seen as far south as Northern California.

But credit to the Sharks for not putting up with any of it. When Matthew Tkachuk slashed Vincent Desharnais, Desharnais went right back at him. When Uvis Balinskis hit an unsuspecting Michael Misa, Pavol Regenda was quick to stand up for his young linemate. When Evan Rodrigues hit Desharnais from behind after the whistle, Alex Nedeljkovic was right there sticking up for his buddy. It was an all around team effort made even sweeter by the W that followed.