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Lyft Says SF Overtaxed It by $100 Million — And Honestly, We Believe Them
PublishedLyft Says SF Overtaxed It by $100 Million — And Honestly, We Believe Them Lyft is coming after San Francisco with a…
Skip the Networking Event, Hit the Arcade: Emporium's Monday Night Deal Is Actually Worth It
PublishedLook, we know your Monday nights have options.
A Film Worth Your Friday Night: BrainStorm Hits SF
PublishedIn a city that loves to talk about innovation, disruption, and the future of the human mind, it's refreshing when…
Free Laughs, No Catch: Sunday Night Comedy Hits Downtown SF
PublishedIn a city where a cocktail costs fourteen dollars and a movie ticket might as well require a co-signer, something…
Your Sunday Just Got a Whole Lot Better: Free Reggae Is Back in Golden Gate Park
PublishedLook, San Francisco has a habit of charging you an arm and a leg for the privilege of existing here.
Circus Is in Her Blood: Gypsy Snider Brings the Big Top to ODC's Dance Downtown
PublishedIf your last name is Snider and you grew up inside the legendary Pickle Family Circus, you were never really going to…
Peter Duesberg Is Dead, and So Is His Dangerous Legacy — Or It Should Be
PublishedPeter Duesberg, the UC Berkeley molecular biologist who spent decades insisting that HIV didn't cause AIDS, is dead.
Could San Francisco Lure the UN Back Home?
PublishedHere's a fun bit of civic trivia that tends to get lost in the fog of San Francisco's daily dysfunction: this city is…
Super Bowl Sunday or Deportation Day? The Fine Line Between a Sting and a Sweep
PublishedEvery year around the Super Bowl, federal agencies roll out the same press release playbook: massive crackdown on sex…
The Marina Safeway Makeover Is a Distraction, Not a Solution
PublishedSan Francisco loves a good ribbon-cutting moment.
Superfair Is the Art Show SF Actually Deserves
PublishedLet's be honest — most art fairs feel like a homework assignment.
Art as Protest: Iranian Artist Shiva Ahmadi Brings Her Resistance to SF
PublishedIf you think art is just something rich people hang above their fireplaces, Shiva Ahmadi is here to complicate that…
Who's Actually Making Games? SF Devs Push to Rewrite the Industry's Origin Story
PublishedThe video game industry generates more revenue than Hollywood and the NFL combined.
Lynn Breedlove Turns Grief Into Gold on New Album
PublishedIf you know Lynn Breedlove, you know she doesn't do anything quietly.
Your Weekend Plans Just Got Complicated: SF's Protest Calendar Is Packed
PublishedIf you were planning a leisurely stroll through downtown San Francisco next weekend, maybe recalibrate your…
Bay Area Hip-Hop Just Got Its Supergroup Moment
PublishedThe Bay has been quietly running hip-hop for decades — from the hyphy era to the underground scene that never really…
When the Judge Sanctions the Defense: A Troubling Signal for Criminal Justice
PublishedA San Francisco public defender has been sanctioned by a judge in a criminal case that's quietly raising some…
Doll Fest Is the All-Women Rock Festival SF Didn't Know It Needed
PublishedDoll Fest Is the All-Women Rock Festival SF Didn't Know It Needed San Francisco has no shortage of festivals claiming…
SF's Calendar Is Absolutely Unhinged This Week (In the Best Way)
PublishedIf you've been moping around complaining there's nothing to do in San Francisco, we have no sympathy for you this week.
The Zine That Punked the Mainstream Is Back — And SF Still Needs It
PublishedBefore algorithmic feeds told you what to care about, before rainbow capitalism turned rebellion into a branding…
Free Tickets Alert: Wallice, HEALTH, Carpenter Brut & More Up for Grabs
PublishedLook, San Francisco doesn't always make it easy to enjoy yourself without dropping a small fortune — between $18…
Win VIP Tickets to One of SF's Most Iconic Dance Parties
PublishedLook, we spend a lot of time around here calling out bad spending, broken systems, and bureaucratic nonsense.
This Artist Wants to Overwhelm You — In the Best Way Possible
PublishedIn a city that loves to talk about disruption, Rachel Simon Marino is actually doing it — just with paint instead of a…
The Baths That Beat Jim Crow: Sutro's Forgotten Civil Rights Legacy
PublishedBefore San Francisco became a city that loves to congratulate itself on progressivism, it actually did something…