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Earl and Ida: SF Zoo's Most Unbothered Power Couple Turns 11
Sometimes the Best City Employees Are the Ones Who Don't Talk In a city where public institutions regularly disappoint…
The Best Thing San Francisco Government Has Done Lately Costs Zero Dollars
In a city where government programs routinely cost millions and deliver questionable results, the San Francisco Public…
Carnaval Season Heats Up: Fogo Na Roupa Hits the Streets for Parade Rehearsal
If you heard drums echoing through the Mission this week and thought a block party had spontaneously erupted, you…
The $300 Birthday Party Challenge: Where to Celebrate in SF Without Going Broke
The $300 Birthday Party Challenge: Where to Celebrate in SF Without Going Broke Turning another year older in San…
The Psychedelic Rainbow Hiding in Plain Sight at the Bottom of the Bay
If you've ever snagged a window seat flying into SFO and looked down to see what appears to be a giant tie-dye…
The Transamerica Pyramid Is Shooting Lasers and Honestly? It Rules.
Say what you will about San Francisco — and we say plenty — but every now and then this city pulls off something that…
A Student in Singapore Wants Your SF Postcards — And Honestly, It's the Purest Thing We've Seen All Week
Look, we spend most of our time here covering budget blowouts, bureaucratic dysfunction, and the thousand small ways…
Valencia Street's Painted Ladies Deserve Some Love Too
When someone says "Painted Ladies" in San Francisco, your brain immediately goes to Alamo Square — those seven pastel…
SFMOMA Throws a Hat Party Because Art Museums Apparently Need Theme Nights Now
SFMOMA is throwing a hat party to celebrate the opening of its new Matisse exhibit, and honestly, we're not mad about…
SF Politicians Hit the Cantonese Opera Stage — And Honestly, We're Here For It
In a city where politicians usually prefer the theater of budget hearings and press conferences, a handful of San…
The City That Invented Underground Comix Can't Afford to Sell Them Anymore
San Francisco basically invented the underground comics movement.
Lupin Lodge: The Bay Area's Most Awkward Day Trip You Didn't Know You Were Signing Up For
Nestled in the hills near Los Gatos, Lupin Lodge has been doing its thing for decades — and by "its thing," we mean…
Anchor Brewing: Two Years of Silence From a Billionaire Owner Is Never a Good Sign
Two years. That's how long it's been since Anchor Brewing's billionaire owner has offered any meaningful update on the…
Mission Yoga Turns 25: Free Classes This Weekend to Celebrate a Quarter Century of Surviving SF Rent
In a city where small businesses have the life expectancy of a mayfly, Mission Yoga just hit a milestone worth…
Your Dial Deserves Better: A Love Letter to Bay Area Independent Radio
In an era where Spotify algorithms and podcast networks dominate your earbuds, there's something almost rebelliously…
The Bay Area's Loneliness Economy: Where Making Friends Costs More Effort Than Making Rent
Here's a question that has nothing to do with zoning laws or BART delays but might matter more than both: Why is it so…
The Mission's Best Art Doesn't Need a Six‑Figure Grant
Walk through the Mission District on any given week and you'll stumble across something that no city arts commission…
Question Mark Tavern Keeps Late Night Comedy Alive — No Permits Required to Laugh
In a city that increasingly feels like it's regulating the fun out of everything, Question Mark Tavern is doing…
Vinyl Lives: SF's Staxx of Wax Proves Some Things Don't Need an Algorithm
In a city that practically worships at the altar of disruption and algorithmic playlists, there's something beautifully…
This Week's Free Art Openings: AAPI Art Showcase, Mycelium and More
A fresh wave of art openings is hitting the city, including the 2026 AAPI Art Showcase: The Futures We Carry, Mycelium…
A Vienna Coat, a Club Mix‑Up, and a Very San Francisco Mystery
Here's a small story that probably won't make the evening news but perfectly captures the kind of low-stakes urban…
Golden Gate Comedy Night: SF's Best‑Kept Secret for a Good Laugh
Look, San Francisco could use a laugh right now.
The Castro: Still the Kind of Neighborhood Where a Blown Plan Becomes an Adventure
There's a quiet test of any great neighborhood: what happens when your plans fall apart and you're suddenly on foot…
KTVU Headshots: A Nostalgic Reminder That Local News Used to Actually Matter
Here's something you probably didn't know: you can get autographed headshots of KTVU news anchors.