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Former SF Official Sheryl Davis Hit With Felony Charges — And Nobody Should Be Surprised
PublishedSheryl Davis, the former head of San Francisco's Human Rights Commission, has been arrested and charged with felonies…
SF's 911 System Went Down and You Should Be Furious About How Little We Know
PublishedIf you tried to call 911 from your cell phone in San Francisco recently and couldn't get through, you weren't imagining…
The Flow Show Proves SF's Best Entertainment Doesn't Need a Government Grant
PublishedHoops, Wands, and Fans — Oh My San Francisco's live performance scene just got a shot of pure, unfiltered creativity.
No Kings Protesters Want Answers on Iran and Epstein — And Honestly, Fair Enough
PublishedThe latest No Kings protest hit San Francisco streets over the weekend, and while the movement's anti-authority…
SF Mapped Its Most Dangerous Streets — Now What?
PublishedSan Francisco has updated its high-injury street network map, giving us a fresh look at where the city's most severe…
San Francisco: From Surveillance Watchdog to Surveillance Playground
PublishedRemember when San Francisco banned facial recognition technology in 2019?
The Giants' Bench Is Full of Right-Handers Nobody's Using
PublishedSometimes the most telling decisions in baseball aren't the ones a manager makes — they're the ones he doesn't.
Former SF Human Rights Commission Head Arrested — Because Apparently 'Human Rights' Didn't Include Your Right to Honest Government
PublishedFormer San Francisco Human Rights Commission Executive Director Sheryl Davis and nonprofit executive James Spingola…
Mayor Lurie's Asia Trip: Diplomacy or Taxpayer-Funded Tourism?
PublishedMayor Daniel Lurie is packing his bags for his first official international trip, heading to China and South Korea with…
Luis Arráez Is Exactly the Kind of Player the Giants Need Right Now
PublishedThere's something refreshing about a ballplayer who talks about studying a Hall of Famer not for the brand deal, not…
Your Wallet Will Thank You: SF's Thrift Scene Is the Free Market at Its Finest
PublishedIn a city where a one-bedroom apartment can run you $3,200 a month and a mediocre burrito somehow costs $18, San…
Silicon Valley's Most Organic Perk: Free Psychedelics Growing in the Parking Lot
PublishedForget the kombucha on tap and the artisanal snack bars.
Buster Posey Can't Fix Everything — And That's the Giants' Real Problem
PublishedLet's be honest with ourselves, San Francisco: the Giants have issues, and a front office title change isn't a magic…
The Warriors' Window Is Closing — And They Can't Afford to Play It Safe
PublishedLet's be honest about something Golden State Warriors fans don't love hearing: the clock is ticking.
BART Wants Your Signature — And Eventually Your Wallet
PublishedBART is hitting the streets, clipboard in hand, trying to collect 186,000 signatures to get a rescue ballot measure in…
Your Monday Night Excuse to Actually Leave the House: SF's Comedy Scene Is Thriving
PublishedMondays are objectively the worst day of the week.
Motown On Mondays Is Still the Best Reason to Leave Your Apartment on a Monday
PublishedLet's be honest — most Mondays in San Francisco are a slog.
Tick Tock, Steph: The Clock Is Running Out on Golden State's Season
PublishedLet's be honest — the Warriors without Steph Curry aren't really the Warriors.
Sheriff Miyamoto to Supervisor Fielder: See For Yourself Before You Audit Me
PublishedSan Francisco Sheriff Paul Miyamoto is not having it.
SF Startup Raises $28.5M to Make Your Oscilloscope Obsolete
PublishedIf you've ever watched an electrical engineer wrestle with a cart full of expensive, single-purpose test equipment —…
9 Books That Actually Get San Francisco Right
PublishedLook, we spend a lot of time around here talking about what's broken in this city — the budget gaps, the empty…
The Rumors of SF's Death Were Greatly Exaggerated
PublishedFor the past few years, the hot take industrial complex has been churning out the same story on a loop: San Francisco…
SF Hackathon Baby 'Agency' Wants to Show You What Your AI Is Actually Doing
PublishedSomewhere between the cold brew and the 2am debugging sessions, a useful company was born.
Only in SF: A Burned-Out Shell Just Hit the Auction Block — and Someone Will Probably Pay a Fortune for It
PublishedOnly in San Francisco can a fire-damaged, uninhabitable wreck of a building become a hot commodity.