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Xavier Becerra's Sudden Poll Surge: Can the FOXes Outrun the Pack?
PublishedSomething unexpected is happening in California politics: Xavier Becerra is actually competitive.
Someone Got Stabbed at an SF Hospital and the Security Failures Were Entirely Predictable
PublishedHere's a sentence that shouldn't need to exist: a person was stabbed inside a San Francisco hospital.
The Algebra Question SF's School Board Candidates Shouldn't Be Getting Wrong
PublishedHere's a question that really shouldn't be controversial: Should Algebra 1 be offered to all 8th graders in San…
The Search for Mochi: When Letting Go of a Lost Pet Feels Impossible
PublishedSomewhere in the Bay Area, there's a bird named Mochi — possibly living its best feral life, possibly perched on a…
These Dogs Need a Couch to Crash On. Yours, Specifically.
PublishedHere's a government program we can all get behind: zero bureaucracy, zero tax dollars, and the return on investment is…
Oakland Wants to Bulldoze a Beloved Trader Joe's for Senior Housing. Why Not Just Do Both?
PublishedHere's a story that perfectly encapsulates Bay Area development: Oakland is eyeing the popular Rockridge Trader Joe's…
Want to Make Six Figures Without a Degree? Here's What SF Union Trades Actually Pay
PublishedEvery year, San Francisco parents shell out tens of thousands for college tuition — or watch their kids take on…
The 1 California Is Getting an Upgrade — Can SFMTA Actually Make It Faster?
PublishedIf you've ever ridden the 1 California from the Richmond to downtown, you know the drill: the bus crawls down…
We Biked 15 Miles From SF to SFO So You Don't Have To (Or Maybe So You Will)
PublishedHere's a question nobody at BART or SamTrans is asking: what if the best way to get to San Francisco International…
19th Avenue 'Carmageddon' Is Coming — But Will It Actually Be That Bad?
PublishedSan Francisco loves a good panic, and the latest trigger is a weekend lane closure on 19th Avenue.
New Blood at Saluhall: Local Group Steps In to Rescue the Struggling Food Hall's Bars
PublishedSan Francisco's Saluhall has been struggling — that's not exactly a secret to anyone who's walked through the sprawling…
$24 Billion Walked Out the Door — And City Hall Still Doesn't Get It
PublishedHere's a number that should make every San Francisco politician lose sleep: $24 billion in adjusted gross income left…
UC Berkeley Celebrates Earth Day the Old-Fashioned Way: Outside
PublishedIn a world where "raising awareness" usually means a hashtag and a virtue-signaling Instagram story, UC Berkeley is…
SF's Overpaid Executive Tax Fight: $2 Million Says Business Has Had Enough
PublishedBusiness interests just dropped another $2 million to fight a labor union-backed ballot measure that would ratchet up…
Trump Wants the Presidio. San Francisco Should Be Paying Attention.
PublishedThe Presidio is one of San Francisco's crown jewels — 1,500 acres of stunning coastline, historic military…
Your Weekend in SF: Dogs, Dodgers, and One Last Chance to Catch Bottom of the Hill
PublishedSan Francisco is doing that thing again where it throws a dozen incredible events at you on the same weekend and forces…
The Giants Don't Need to Be Polite — They Need to Be Dangerous
PublishedThere's a new energy radiating out of Oracle Park, and it smells a lot like lighter fluid.
North Beach's Verdi Building: When 'Saving the Neighborhood' Means Saving a Burnt-Out Shell
PublishedHere's a story that perfectly encapsulates San Francisco's housing dysfunction.
Ex-SFPD Officer Gets 8 Years for Child Pornography — And It's Worth Asking What Took So Long
PublishedA former San Francisco police officer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for what authorities described as…
The Ocean-Themed Car Wash on the Peninsula Is the Best Government-Free Public Experience Around
PublishedSometimes the best things in the Bay Area aren't the ones your city government spent $4.7 million on a feasibility…
A PlayStation, an Apple Watch, and Every Piece of Clothing He Owns — Gone in the Outer Sunset
PublishedHere's a story that perfectly captures life in San Francisco in 2025: leave a cart outside your home for a few minutes…
Aquitaine's $20 Mac n' Duck Might Be the Best Comfort Food Splurge in SF
PublishedLook, we're usually the ones telling you that $20 for a bowl of mac and cheese is exactly the kind of lifestyle…
PG&E Cuts $93M in Natural Gas Credits — And You're Picking Up the Tab
PublishedIf you're a PG&E customer — and let's be honest, it's not like you have a choice — your natural gas bill is about to…
The AIDS Memorial Grove: Golden Gate Park's Quietest, Most Powerful Acre
PublishedGolden Gate Park has no shortage of destinations fighting for your attention — the de Young, the Conservatory of…