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Where the Trans March Ended: Five Arrests at Turk and Taylor, One Block From History
Five people were arrested at Turk and Taylor in the Tenderloin's Transgender District when SFPD moved on Trans March…
Noodles, Thrift, and Mocktails: Four Tenderloin Storefronts Take a City‑Backed Bet on Larkin
SF's Office of Workforce and Economic Development is sending $3 million to 39 small businesses across the city — four…
At 16th and Dolores, San Francisco Marks 250 Years on Ground That Was Already Someone Else's
The oldest building in San Francisco — the adobe church at Mission and 16th built by Anza expedition settlers in 1776 —…
The Bay Area Shows Up Three Times in WalletHub's National Education Rankings
WalletHub's 2026 "Most & Least Educated Cities" study places the San Jose/Sunnyvale/Santa Clara metro third and the…
Bob Baty, Who Kept Berkeley's Library Buildings Running for 22 Years, Dies at 77
Robert Lawrence Baty II, who rose to head of facilities and maintenance at the Berkeley Public Library after 22 years…
At a San Jose Food Truck, 45 Neighbors Have Dropped Off Supplies Bound for Venezuela
Aquenono, a Venezuelan food truck in San Jose, has become a community staging point for earthquake relief: gloves…
The Library the Dot‑Com Bust Built
At Eighth and Folsom in SoMa, the Prelinger Library is marking twenty-two years with an estimated 50,000 items —…
Kai Wang Wins First Place at National Braille Challenge Finals
The Berkeley seventh grader traveled to Los Angeles this weekend as the only California competitor at the National…
On Happy Valley Road, the Pool Starts in the Dining Room
A 1960 Mid-Century Modern house at 3907 Happy Valley Road in Lafayette — where the swimming pool originates inside the…
At Arepas' San Francisco Location, Donations Are Stacked Seven Feet High — and the Drive Closes Monday
The death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes has climbed from 235 to more than 900 confirmed dead, with 50,000-plus…
Fight for the Future Names Three Castro Bars in Pride Weekend Advisory Over ID Scanners
A national digital rights group issued a safety advisory this week naming Badlands, Toad Hall, and The Mix — urging…
What SF's Dog License Data Gets Wrong About Your Neighborhood
San Francisco Animal Care and Control records paint a clean geographic picture — Labs to the west, Chihuahuas to the…
On Geary, a Ramen Spot Cleared Out. On Clement, So Did the Post Office.
Two Outer Richmond fixtures have closed — Noodle in a Haystack at 4601 Geary Blvd and the Contract Postal Unit at 837…
Berkeley Seventh Grader Is the Only California Student at the National Braille Challenge Finals
Kai Wang, 13, practices on a Perkins Brailler in the basement of his Central Berkeley home.
Second Excavation at Miranda's Rescue Recovers 117 Dogs and a Barn Full of Collars
Investigators completing a second search at 1603 Sandy Prairie Road in Fortuna recovered 117 intact canine carcasses…
The Birthday Party at 33 Pacific
In the early 1870s, a Barbary Coast crimper named James Kelly chartered a paddle steamer, announced a birthday party…
East Oakland's Empty Lots Are Moving. Here's the Money Behind It.
Three affordable housing projects broke ground along International Boulevard and 73rd Avenue within weeks of each other.
The 45‑Foot Nude at the Foot of Market Has a Sotheby's Listing
R-Evolution, Marco Cochrane's 32,000-pound stainless-steel figure at Embarcadero Plaza, is listed on Sotheby's as…
At NewPark Mall in Newark, the Former Macy's Is Becoming T&T Supermarket's Biggest California Store
T&T Supermarket plans to take the 72,600-square-foot former Macy's anchor at NewPark Mall in Newark for a late-2027…
At Big Basin, Six Years On: 17 Miles of Trails Open, 68 Still Closed
Six years after the CZU Lightning Complex fire burned through 97% of Big Basin Redwoods State Park, the park is open…
A Willow Glen Restaurant Owner Sends Money Home After Venezuela's Twin Earthquakes
Joanna Torres, who owns Arepas Restaurant in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood and San Francisco, is pledging 30…
At 2121 Harrison, Oakland's Free Clinic Had Its Busiest Year on Record
The Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California recorded nearly 6,000 patient visits in 2025 — its highest since…
Dog Park and Miyawaki Forest Open at the South Berkeley Corner Where 'Here There' Once Stood
The city of Berkeley has opened an 8,000-square-foot dog park and a pocket forest at Adeline and MLK, spending $650,000…
CARECEN Leaves Its Mission Home of Nearly 20 Years; Capp Street Bollards Get 18 More Months
The Central American Resource Center of Northern California has moved downtown for the first time since 1986, vacating…