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At the Jack London Aquatic Center Docks, Summer Camp Opened on Rowing Machines
Illegally moored boats — some in place since Friday, one visibly sinking — blocked the East Bay Rowing Club's "Learn to…
Youth Radio Unlocks 1701 Broadway Again
The Oakland nonprofit shuttered in November 2024 after a debt-laden expansion collapsed its payroll.
Inside 1600 Jackson, Flooring Is Going In Where Lombardi's Used to Sell Skis
Construction is underway at 1600 Jackson Street, the former Lombardi Sports building that sat vacant for eleven years…
On Third Street, Bayview Gets Its First Pharmacy Since Walgreens Left
The D10 Community Pharmacy, funded by a city storefront opportunity grant, is slated to open at 5668 Third St.
600 Goats Return to Poplar Beach for Half Moon Bay's Annual Wildfire Graze
Every summer, 600 goats sprint near Poplar Beach then graze for a week along the old coastal railroad right of way —…
A New Room on Clay Street: The OUT Museum Opens in Chinatown
The OUT Museum, billed as the world's first museum dedicated to Chinese queer artists, opened May 29 in a single room…
After $2,000 in Sweeping Tickets, a Haight Developer Read the City's Own Data
Alejandro Vizio built CURB — a free, open-source web and iOS tool — after racking up roughly $2,000 in parking tickets…
The MarryLisa Billboards on 101 Are Done. She Found Him on an App.
San Mateo's Lisa Catalano put her face on a dozen digital billboards along Highway 101 last fall to find a husband.
After 41 Years at City College, Juan Gonzales Steps Back — But Keeps the Paper He Started in 1970
Juan Gonzales, 79, steps down as chair of City College of San Francisco's journalism department this month, ending a…
A Transplant Picked Chinatown for the Price. Now He's Learning Cantonese.
André Lucas moved to SF's Chinatown to resist the city's premium-pricing logic, built 53,000 Instagram followers…
At 1021 Geneva Ave., a Carpet Store Is Becoming a Quilt Shop — With $50,000 in City Help
City Made Quilts, backed by a $50,000 city storefront grant, is set to open this August in a former carpet store on…
Oakland and Costco Formally Agree to Negotiate a Store on the Old Army Base in West Oakland
The city and Costco have executed an Exclusive Negotiation Agreement for a store and gas station at 2008 Wake Avenue —…
Asked to Name Their Favorite Bookstores, Bay Area Authors Sketch a Map That Crosses the Bridge
The SF Standard's survey of 13 author-endorsed bookstores doubles as a literary geography of the Bay — from Clement…
At Haight and Fillmore, a Studio Where You Can Walk Out as Your 1850s Self
Brouhaha, a Lower Haight studio owned by Fontaine Hernandez, makes tintypes using a photographic process introduced in…
From South Berkeley to OMCA: Mildred Howard's Life Work, Finally in One Room
The 81-year-old East Bay multi-media artist gets her first major museum survey at the Oakland Museum of California — a…
East of Angel Island, a New Measure of What's in the Bay
A pilot study by the San Francisco Estuary Institute, sampling east of Angel Island in Tiburon, detected microplastics…
The South End of Ocean Beach Is Shrinking. Scientists Warn the City's Fix Could Finish It Off.
A $175 million seawall approved by the California Coastal Commission in 2024 would protect a sewage plant from the…
The Berkeley Flea Market Turned Its Own Office Into a Shop
The market's nonprofit operator converted its former office at 1937 Ashby Ave.
At Baker Beach, a Hazards Statement Was in Effect. Vanessa Bull Had No Idea.
Vanessa Bull and her 7-year-old daughter Mireina were swept roughly 100 feet into the surf at Baker Beach on June 19…
On Santa Cruz Avenue, 'the Same Little Downtown' Is Getting Several New Floors
The Mercury News ran a nostalgia feature today on Los Gatos' "unchanged" downtown.
At 831 Center Street, a West Oakland Museum Keeps Reviving the Panthers' Free‑Program Playbook
The West Oakland Mural Project, at 831 Center Street on the corner rechristened Huey P.
A 37% Crime Drop Is Good News on San Leandro Street — Except for the Glass Shops
Oakland vehicle burglaries are down 37 percent year-to-date per OPD, and the auto glass shops on San Leandro Street…
In Monte Rio, a Pizzeria Opens — and the Redwood Park Quadruples
A wood-fired pizza place opened in May at 20391 Highway 116, in the space formerly occupied by Lucy's Lounge.
At 121 Yukon, the Building That Couldn't Get Built Has a $1.3 Million Offer
A squatter-occupied 1908 three-unit building in Eureka Valley — no plumbing, no electricity, plywood for doors — is…