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150 Eureka Is Condos Now. A New Podcast Found What Was Under the Floorboards.
The Metropolitan Community Church of San Francisco held services at 150 Eureka Street in the Castro for 26 years —…
Castro Valley Toy Store at 4270 Seven Hills Road Has Until October — and Raised $47,000 in a Day
The Prize Booth at 4270 Seven Hills Road in Castro Valley must vacate by October when its building's new owners open a…
Highwire Montclair Reopened in May. The NLRB Case Filed Against It Hasn't.
Highwire Coffee's Montclair location at 2059 Mountain Blvd.
995 Market Changed Hands at 82 Percent Off. Now It Has to Fill the Building.
The 16-story building at 6th and Market — once WeWork, once the Burning Man Project's HQ — sold for $11 million in…
Smog Veil Records Founder Lists His Russian Hill Two‑Home Compound for $7.745 Million
Frank Mauceri, who built the Cleveland punk label Smog Veil Records over three decades, listed a rare pairing of 1895…
Three Days Back: An Inner Richmond Native Brought Her Netflix Film Home
Leah McKendrick, who grew up in the Inner Richmond, wrote and directed Voicemails for Isabelle — a Netflix rom-com…
Eight Teams, $16,000, and at Least Two Players Still in Detention: Just Goals Tournament Comes to USF
The Just Goals tournament, run by the California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice, brought eight teams to the…
The Boy in the Portrait on the Miraloma Wall
Kelvin Yee grew up in Miraloma looking at an unsigned oil portrait his father called "China Boy" — and wondering if the…
From Gilroy's Garlic Fields to an Argentine Prison, a Chicana Activist's Life Gets an Opera in San Jose
Opera Cultura presents ¡Chicanísima! at MACLA on S. 1st St. this Saturday — two performances dramatizing the life of…
At Cathedral Oaks, a Pride Volunteer Day on Land With a Century of Queer History
In the Los Gatos foothills, a hill estate once kept by America's first known openly gay couple — now public open space…
On Market Street, San Francisco's Juneteenth Parade Hits Year Four
Thousands filled Market Street on Saturday for the city's fourth annual Juneteenth parade, ending at Embarcadero Plaza…
Oakland's First Fridays Is Not What's Happening at 2 A.M. on Telegraph
Twenty years into its run on Telegraph Avenue in Koreatown Northgate, Oakland's First Fridays festival is fighting for…
South of Pacifica Pier, the Anglers Had a Rope
Bae Cadotte, 47, was fishing south of Pacifica Pier on Tuesday when a sneaker wave pulled her 30 feet into the surf.
The Mayor Walked Into San Pedro Square. The Volunteers Were Already There.
Mayor Matt Mahan showed up unannounced at San Pedro Square's World Cup fan zone and was caught in an impromptu…
The Red and White on SF Streets Belongs Mostly to Visitors From Turkey, Not the Neighbors
Turkish fans are visible across San Francisco ahead of Turkey's World Cup match against Paraguay tonight at Levi's…
At 659 Union, the Wall Hidden Inside the Verdi Building Finally Speaks
The demolition of the fire-ravaged Verdi Building at 659 Union Street in North Beach has uncovered a century-old…
Turkey's All‑Time Scorer Lives Miles From Levi's — and Won't Be There Friday
Hakan Şükür — Turkey's all-time leading scorer, holder of the fastest World Cup goal on record — has lived in Mountain…
At 38 Waverly Pl., a Former Medicine Storefront Becomes Chinatown's Only Bookstore
Unbound, open since December in a former Chinese medicine shop on Waverly Place, is now Chinatown's only…
Dusty Baker Reads His Life Back to Himself at MLK and 39th
Dusty Baker brought his new memoir, "Crossroads: A Memoir in Baseball and Life," to Marcus Books in North Oakland on…
San Pedro Square Hit Its Limit Before Halftime. San Jose Is Rethinking the Block.
An estimated 30,000 fans packed San Pedro Square for Mexico's World Cup win Thursday — more than the city expected —…
The Chronicle Is Out of 901 Mission After More Than a Century. Hearst Hasn't Said What the Building Is For.
The San Francisco Chronicle has vacated its SoMa headquarters at Fifth and Mission after more than a century.
Oasis Sets July 17 Return — and Now Owns Its Building
The SoMa drag venue at 298 11th Street will reopen on July 17 after the nonprofit Oasis Arts purchased the building…
At Two SF Safeways, Security Guards Appear to Be Filming Shoplifter Confrontations on Meta Glasses
Videos appearing to show GardaWorld security guards at two San Francisco Safeways — in Mission Bay and the Castro —…
Two Painted Spheres Arrive at 16th Street BART Plaza, Staking a Claim for the American Indian Cultural District
Two 3-foot orbs hand-painted with tribal designs will be unveiled this Saturday at 16th and Mission, part of a…