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That $80 Steak Actually Costs $108 — Welcome to Dining in San Francisco
PublishedLet's do some math on your next night out in San Francisco.
The Best First Pitch SF Has Seen All Year Wasn't Even Thrown by a Player
PublishedSometimes the best stories out of San Francisco aren't about what's broken — they're about the people quietly fixing…
The Real Crisis Isn't New Buildings — It's the Power to Say No to Them
PublishedThere's a familiar script that plays out every time someone proposes building new housing in San Francisco.
SF's Congressional Race: Who's Actually Selling You on Something?
PublishedHere's something refreshing: an SF voter recently asked a simple question that apparently broke a lot of brains — why…
Flesh vs. Steel: SF's Crosswalks Are a Daily Game of Chicken Nobody Signed Up For
PublishedHere's a fun thought experiment: if two planes got within half a mile of each other, it would make national news.
Trucks Block the N-Judah, City Shrugs — Welcome to SF Transit
PublishedIf you tried to catch the N-Judah westbound yesterday afternoon, congratulations — you got to experience San…
SFFILM Turns 69. Nice. But Is It Still Worth Your Time?
PublishedThe SFFILM Festival is back for its 69th edition, and yes, we're going to acknowledge it — nice.
City Report Confirms What Everyone Already Knew: Safety Gaps Led to Ward 86 Stabbing Death
PublishedThe Department of Public Health has finally released its report on the fatal stabbing of a worker at Ward 86 — the…
Convicted of Murdering Bob Lee, Nima Momeni Now Wants a Do-Over
PublishedNima Momeni, the man convicted of murdering Cash App founder Bob Lee in a stabbing that shocked San Francisco in April…
District 4's Real Estate Transfer Tax Question Deserves Better Than This Circus
PublishedThe District 4 supervisor race should be about policy.
Empty Nesters Are Racing Back to SF — And the AI Boom Is Why
PublishedHere's a trend that tells you everything about where San Francisco's housing market is headed: buyers in their 50s and…
Meta Cuts 8,000 Jobs — And the Bay Area Just Shrugs
PublishedMeta is laying off roughly 8,000 employees — about 10% of its workforce — and eliminating another 6,000 open roles that…
The Board of Supervisors Is Having an Identity Crisis — And That Might Be a Good Thing
PublishedSan Francisco's Board of Supervisors is going through something right now, and depending on where you sit, it's either…
The Hidden Cost of a Messy House: Why SF's Neurodivergent Families Are Paying a Premium for Help That Actually Works
PublishedHere's a reality that doesn't show up in San Francisco's housing debates: even after you've somehow managed to buy or…
The Broke Birthday Guide to Day Drinking With a View in SF
PublishedSan Francisco is one of the most gorgeous cities on the planet, and yet somehow half the spots that let you enjoy it…
The $500 Bay Window Bench: A Small Victory Against SF's Insane Home Improvement Costs
PublishedIf you've ever tried to get custom work done in your San Francisco apartment or home, you know the drill: you reach out…
The Best Seat in the House Cost Nothing But a Kayak and Good Timing
PublishedSometimes the best things in life really are free — or at least only cost you the effort of hauling a kayak into the…
Laid Off? There's a Hiking Group for That — And It's Actually Great
PublishedIn a city where your job title is basically your identity, getting laid off can feel like losing more than a paycheck.
SF Restaurants Are Charging $75 No-Show Fees — And Honestly? Good.
PublishedSan Francisco restaurants are now hitting flaky diners where it hurts: their wallets.
When Citizens Have to Unclog Their Own Storm Drains, What Exactly Are We Paying For?
PublishedAnother rainy night in the Bay Area, another round of residents grabbing rakes and wading into flooded streets to…
There's a Giant Zeppelin Over the Golden Gate Bridge and Nobody Knows Why
PublishedLook up. No, seriously — look up. If you were anywhere near the Golden Gate Bridge recently, you might have noticed…
Montgomery Station: A Monument to Managed Decline
PublishedIf you've set foot in Montgomery Station recently — or really any time in the last decade — you already know the vibe.
Pelosi Picks a Side — And It's Not Who You Think
PublishedFor months, the biggest question in San Francisco's congressional race hasn't been who's running — it's been where's…
SF Wants Billions More in Taxes. Maybe Audit the Last Billion First.
PublishedSan Francisco is gearing up to ask voters for billions in new taxes and bonds.