Simone Biles has withdrawn from the gymnastics floor exercise final.
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Simone Biles has withdrawn from the gymnastics floor exercise final.
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With seven medals at one Olympics, Emma McKeon ties a record.
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In swimming’s finale, Caeleb Dressel and the U.S. relay teams have a lot on the line.
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A transgender weight lifter’s presence at the Games prompts discussions over inclusion and fairness.
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Simone Manuel failed to qualify for the women’s 50 free final.
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Simone Biles will not compete in the uneven bars or vault event finals.
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The mixed relay final should be fun and could be chaotic.
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Katie Ledecky won the women’s 800-meter freestyle.
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Kaylee McKeown of Australia won the 200-meter women’s backstroke.
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Caeleb Dressel sets a world record, and Katie Ledecky wins a second gold.
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Caeleb Dressel won the men’s 100-meter butterfly, setting a world record.
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Simone Biles will not compete in the uneven bars or vault event finals.
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Katie Ledecky is a distance specialist but could be challenged.
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U.S. women’s soccer advances to the semifinals, and other highlights from Friday.
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Two Americans are in position to medal in the women’s 200-meter backstroke.
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Who is Caeleb Dressel, the 100-meter butterfly specialist?
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Here’s a preview of swimming races today.
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Creating Sustainable Change in Downtown San Francisco
Creating Sustainable Change in Downtown San Francisco By Shayda Haghgoo Rendering of 6th Street between Market and Howard Streets When planning for new projects in Downtown San Francisco, the SFMTA must look at potential sites through multiple lenses: How did previous planning decisions that funnel traffic through the Tenderloin to freeway onramps in SoMa influence existing street conditions? How can we leverage quick-builds and capital streetscape projects now to make the streets safer not only today, but far into the future as well? This dual-pronged approach allowed the SFMTA to address immediate safety issues along 6th and Taylor streets while collaborating with San Francisco Public Works to bring capital improvements to these corridors. 6th and Taylor streets...
Creating Sustainable Change in Downtown San Francisco
Creating Sustainable Change in Downtown San Francisco By Samantha Serafica Rendering of 6th Street between Market and Howard Streets When planning for new projects in Downtown San Francisco, the SFMTA must look at potential sites through multiple lenses: How did previous planning decisions that funnel traffic through the Tenderloin to freeway onramps in SoMa influence existing street conditions? How can we leverage quick-builds and capital streetscape projects now to make the streets safer not only today, but far into the future as well? This dual-pronged approach allowed the SFMTA to address immediate safety issues along 6th and Taylor streets while collaborating with San Francisco Public Works to bring capital improvements to these corridors. 6th and Taylor street...
Here’s a preview of swimming races today.
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U.S. broadcast coverage on Friday night includes track and field, basketball and BMX.
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Here’s a recap of Friday’s races.
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At a Wild Trade Deadline, Every Club Made a Move
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Mexican softball players apologize for tossing team gear.
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In BMX racing, danger is never far from the lead.
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Hong Kong is having its strongest-ever Olympic showing. Back home, its fortunes haven’t been as bright.
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Connor Fields, the defending BMX gold medalist, goes out in a crash.
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You know it’s hot at the Olympics when they have to cool off the sand.
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A German cycling official is sent home over a racial slur on an Olympics telecast.
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Connor Fields, the defending BMX gold medalist, goes out in a crash.
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The United States fails to medal in rowing for the first time since 1908.
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A French judo legend falls short in pursuit of a third consecutive Olympic gold.
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Simone Biles showed the power of resisting expectations, our columnist writes.
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JuVaughn Harrison Makes a Run, and Two Jumps, at History
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A French judo legend is pursuing a third consecutive Olympic gold.
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‘All or nothing’: The U.S. soccer team faces the Netherlands in a World Cup rematch.
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A world record for South Africa’s Tatjana Schoenmaker, and three more U.S. medals.
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With Blockbuster Trades, the Yankees Embrace the Moment
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Your not-so-random questions about swimming, answered.
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History in Motion: New Photos from the 1960s to 1980s Now Online
History in Motion: New Photos from the 1960s to 1980s Now Online By Jeremy Menzies We’ve been hard at work in the SFMTA Photo Archive and recently uploaded two large collections of photos from the early 1960s to the 1980s to our website. These photos, both color and black and white, give a glimpse into the day-to-day operations of Muni and the streets of San Francisco. Here’s a selection of shots from this brand-new batch of photos, many of which have not been seen outside the Photo Archive in years. This shot shows a typical evening rush hour scene from the mid-1970s taken at Market and Powell Streets. The color photos from this era are all part of a collection that was most likely used for presentations, studies and as general “stock” type photos of San Francisco, streets and Muni facilities and operations. Subjects include project documentation, copies of maps and charts, street...