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Forging ahead on the Martini Trail

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By Natalia Gurevich Verified
| The San Francisco Examiner Verified
Nikki DeWald isn’t happy. For more than 30 years, her bar — Blondie’s, on Valencia Street — has been slinging back massive and delightfully inventive martinis. So when her bar wasn’t included on the Martini Trail, a list unveiled in October by the San Francisco Travel Association of 23 bars chosen for their takes on the classic cocktail, she felt more than just snubbed.
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Advocates, neighbors express frustration with new SOMA sobering site

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By Natalia Gurevich Verified
| The San Francisco Examiner Verified
Advocates and neighbors say the RESET Center — one of the newest parts of San Francisco’s strategy for addressing its opioid crisis — is not as effective as some had hoped and has left significant gaps in care for those who are brought to the site. The RESET Center, which opened its doors in SOMA six weeks ago, is intended as an alternative to jail where law-enforcement officers can bring in individuals exhibiting public intoxication.
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SF overdose deaths reached new lows in spring

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By Natalia Gurevich Verified
| The San Francisco Examiner Verified
San Francisco saw its lowest overdose-death numbers since 2020 in the past two months, according to preliminary data released by the medical examiner’s office on Tuesday. The 34 deaths in April and 35 in May were the lowest since the city medical examiner began releasing monthly overdose death reports in January 2020. Previously, the month with the lowest deaths on record, 35, was October 2025. Last month marked a nearly 40% decrease in the number of deaths from May 2025.
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