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Makeup on autopilot: Muse Permanent Makeup is a San Francisco spot for natural-looking brow, lip blush, and eyeliner tattoos that nix smudges and the morning draw-in ritual.
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Quick hilltop escape: Whether you need a quick nature reset or a reminder that South San Francisco literally spells it out, Sign Hill Park is a 30-acre hilltop preserve with short trails, butterfly and bird habitat, and the 1923 hillside sign reading "SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO THE INDUSTRIAL CITY"...
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Golden Gate Park Music Concourse in San Francisco hosts over 125 free concerts each week.
Full story at audacy.com ↗
The artificial intelligence (AI) industry is driving San Francisco home prices to the fastest growth in nearly a decade, driven by a flood of newly minted AI millionaires with substantial cash reserves and pre-IPO equity.
Full story at finance.biggo.com ↗
Julia Baran, owner of Animal Connection, the controversial pet shop at the center of a political scandal in San Francisco, is relocating to 658 Clement St.
Full story at missionlocal.org ↗
Democratic Party leaders in San Francisco are set to vote next week to oppose a tax on California billionaires, a move seen as a striking rebuke of the progressive ballot measure in the heavily Democratic city.
Full story at politico.com ↗
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