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The 6am shuffle: How SF's parking enforcement maps onto neighborhood lines
San Francisco's street sweeping enforcement creates different daily rituals across neighborhoods, with some areas…
Fleas in the Grass at Lake Merritt: Park Pest Complaints Surface
A Reddit user reports flea bites from Lake Merritt's grass, but Oakland has no official flea advisory or dedicated…
At 2500 MLK Jr Way, the Prisoners Literature Project Sends 45,000 Books a Year
From its Berkeley office near MLK Jr. Way and Dwight, the Prisoners Literature Project mails over 45,000 books annually…
At Mission Dolores, a National Magazine Unearths the 5,700 Names Buried Beneath the Basilica
Esquire's July 2026 feature spotlights Mission Dolores curator Andrew Galvan's quest to memorialize 5,700+ Indigenous…
Bruce Lee Day, California's first Chinese American namesake day, comes to Chinatown
California designates May 17 as Bruce Lee Day, the state's first namesake day for a Chinese American, anchored at Bruce…
Construction Work Sparked Fire at Historic Seventh Day Adventist Church on California Street
A three-alarm fire destroyed the 1892 Central Seventh Day Adventist Church at 2889 California Street after construction…
At Powell and Market, a 71% vacancy rate meets a $40 million overhaul
The Powell and Market intersection faces severe retail vacancy while a major streetscape renovation approaches, with…
The 4‑by‑4‑inch holes: a Bernal Heights sewer grate thief keeps coming back
A recurring thief has been stealing sewer vent grates from Bernal Heights sidewalks since April 2026, with city policy…
A $25,000 Alterations Permit Filed for 875 Lombard Street
A $25,000 renovation permit was filed July 1 for 875 Lombard Street, part of ongoing small-scale alterations along the…
City Cracks Down on Smoke Shops as Youth Tobacco Concerns Rise
While residents notice more young smokers, data shows cigarette use at historic lows among teens.
A Dress of Parking Tickets, Collected from Across the City
Musician Olive Panthofer created a dress from paid parking tickets collected across San Francisco as cover art for a…
Miraloma Park's Underscores brings Stonestown‑named tour home to Regency Ballroom
Musician April Harper Grey (Underscores) ends her Stonestown-named "Galleria Tour" with a sold-out homecoming show at…
After the Parade, Pride Spilled Into the Mission Streets
Pride 2026's official events gave way to spontaneous block parties in the Mission District, with 21st Street becoming…
At Camp and Albion, a Plaque Marks the Mass That Made San Francisco — and a Dispute That Won’t Go Away
A state historical marker at Camp and Albion Streets commemorates the first mass celebrated by the Anza expedition on…
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…