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Waymo Gets the Green Light to Charge You for a Ride With No One in the Front Seat
San Francisco just became ground zero for the driverless-for-hire era.
Cruise's Robotaxis Are Back in the Daylight — Should SF Be Excited or Nervous?
The Machines Are Back, and Now They're Morning Commuters Cruise has quietly expanded its driverless robotaxi service to…
Zoox's Robotaxi Is Coming to SF — If You Can Get a Seat
San Francisco is inching closer to a future where you hail a ride from a machine that doesn't know your name, doesn't…
TechCrunch Disrupt Is Back — And This Time It Actually Has Something to Say
Love it or hate it, TechCrunch Disrupt is one of those events that still manages to pull the right people into the same…
Garry Tan Can't Stop, Won't Stop: Tech's Most Online Civic Gadfly Is At It Again
Garry Tan is having a moment. Whether that moment is inspiring or exhausting probably depends on how you feel about…
Sam Altman Is Now Running City Hall's Vibe Check
San Francisco hasn't even sworn in its new mayor yet and already the plot is thick: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been…
Free Cherry Blossoms Are Blooming — Don't Sleep on SF's Best Kept Secret Hour
Here's a rare sentence you don't often get to write about San Francisco: you can do something genuinely beautiful here…
Light Up, SF: Your Complete Guide to Getting High Responsibly (and Beautifully)
San Francisco has always had a complicated, passionate, and occasionally transcendent relationship with cannabis — and…
SF's Nightlife Scene Is Alive, Weird, and Worth Protecting
Let's be honest — San Francisco's nightlife has taken a beating.
SF Theater Right Now: Royalty, Monsters, and the Stories We Can't Look Away From
If you've been sleeping on San Francisco's theater scene, these two productions are a decent reason to wake up.
SF Supervisors Green‑Light Senior Housing — But the Real Fight Is Just Getting Started
The Board of Supervisors approved a new affordable senior housing project this week, and honestly?
The Giants Can't Hit, Can't Score, and Barry Bonds Is Not in the Building
Four hits. Two games. Zero runs. That's the Giants' offensive résumé so far this season, and honestly, it reads like a…
The Enemy Is Among Us: Aaron Judge Spotted Eating in North Beach Before Opening Day Showdown
San Francisco had a visitor this week, and not the kind you take a selfie with — unless you're into fraternizing with…
Purdy's House: The 49ers Are Betting Big on a Slow Rebuild Done Right
If you've been paying attention to what's happening down in Santa Clara, the 49ers are in the middle of something rare…
Fielder Down, City Hall in Flux: What Happens When a Supe Goes Dark?
Supervisor Jackie Fielder is hospitalized, and the ripple effects are already being felt across City Hall.
Muni Might Gut 20 Bus Lines and Almost Nobody Knows About It
Here's a fun little civics experiment: ask your neighbor if they know Muni is considering cutting 20 bus lines next…
SFUSD's Make‑Up Week Is a Fantasy — Nobody's Showing Up
After a teachers' strike wiped out five instructional days, the San Francisco Unified School District school board did…
The Maine Are Coming to SF and You Could Score Free Tickets
If your emo-adjacent playlist has been getting a workout lately, here's some news that'll make your week: The Maine are…
Mayor Wants SF to Be a Tech Guinea Pig — This Time, We're Actually Into It
For once, a San Francisco politician is saying something we can actually get behind.
Trump's San Francisco Obsession Is Getting Old — But The City Shouldn't Get Comfortable
Here we go again. The Trump administration is back on its San Francisco kicks, threatening federal intervention in the…
Gui Santos Is Carrying the Warriors' Wing Situation on His Back
Let's be honest — when you're the only wing in your team's rotation, you've either arrived or the front office has some…
Lyft vs. SF: A Tax Fight Only a City This Expensive Could Dream Up
San Francisco and Lyft are locked in a tax dispute, and honestly, it's hard to know who to root for — a city government…
SF Crime Is Actually Down — But Don't Let Politicians Fool You About Why
Here's something you don't hear every day: San Francisco's crime rate has dropped to levels not seen in decades.
Ten Years of Fentanyl and SF Still Can't Quit It
A decade. That's how long San Francisco has been grappling with fentanyl — and after ten years of task forces…