San Francisco's deputy police chief said this week that officers are "peacekeepers" in confrontations between ICE & protesters. Police, he said, won't "sit by" if either ICE agents or protesters are hurt. But that's exactly what happened this week.

One tenant was killed in one-alarm fire at a single-family home in the Richmond on Friday afternoon. At least one other tenant was evacuated from the building. It was unclear how many tenants live in the building. by @junyao98 .

RT @kellywaldro: In District 10, 20 percent of roads were never adopted as official city or state roads — leaving residents in charge of re….

When is a street not a street? . San Francisco has 130 miles of "unaccepted streets" that aren't maintained by the city. One neighborhood has more than any other.

About 130 miles of San Francisco's roads aren't considered streets at all, at least not by the city. A quarter of those "unaccepted" streets are in District 10. Residents nearby are frustrated. via Marina Newman & @kellywaldro .

Jimmy Butler’s BIGFACE coffee pop-up made its Valencia St. debut this morning, but you might need an NBA contract to be able to afford it. At “Ciao” BIGFACE you’ll find staggering $10 lattes and $155 hoodies. Read more here: .

ICE has arrested at least 38 immigrants in San Francisco since late May. Mission Local has been documenting the arrests — and the protests to stop them.

One of the men left the courtroom following his hearing. Mission Local saw him handcuffed in the hallway outside the courtroom, surrounded by ICE agents and the building’s security staff.

One victim of San Francisco’s recent ICE raids? Summer camps. Several parents are keeping kids home in fear. Some have even asked camp counselors to be emergency legal guardians, in case they’re taken.

Have you ever wanted to spend $100 buying an NBA star’s coffee in the former Lucca Ravioli site? Well starting tomorrow, you can. Read more here: .

With $160 million in cuts looming, how many nonprofits will go under?. Some are still figuring that out.

This is the last weekend to see two must see shows: The Group f.64 show at SFMOMA and Isaac Julien: I Dream a World at the de Young. We have reviews of both in our listings.

Eight months after dueling ballot measures promised to take a hard look at SF’s 149 city commissions, it’s happening. Next week, a newly convened task force will vote on whether to eliminate 34 bodies that are currently inactive. via @kellywaldro .

At Mission Science Workshop there are bottle rockets, corn snakes and power tools for kids Pre K-12. Where kids from all communities, cultures and classes are able to come together and get a hands-on, quality science education. Read more here:

Thousands of immigrants from Nicaragua & Honduras will be at risk of deportation after President Trump ended TPS on Monday. The 80K affected have been in the U.S. since 1999. In San Francisco, they’re reeling from the news.

For one 143-year-old band, a singular donor has made the difference in covering recent costs. Now, they want to grow, and even thrive. Here’s how Golden Gate Park Band is hoping to continue their legacy.

A series of court decisions this spring have restored AmeriCorps funding to San Francisco — about $1.9 million that was previously revoked. But still, service organizations and volunteers are reeling from a year of unpredictability.

A Berkeley gourmet sandwich shop, Grégoire, is opening its first S.F. location in the Inner Sunset. This is the latest in a series of recent openings in the neighborhood, including Luke’s Local, Mixt and Caché. by @junyao98.

BREAKING: ICE agents clashed w/protesters outside San Francisco's immigration courthouse this morning. At one point, an ICE SUV drove through protesters trying to stop an immigration arrest. A woman, holding onto its hood, was thrown off.

Our full story on the encounter: