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T&T Supermarket Is Coming to SF and It's Kind of a Big Deal
PublishedIf you've ever lived in Canada — or even just visited Vancouver and wandered into a T&T Supermarket — you already know…
The Golden Gate at Sunset: The One Thing City Hall Can't Ruin
PublishedSay what you will about San Francisco — the budget deficits, the bureaucratic bloat, the endless cycle of ballot…
Irreversible Entanglements Bring Free Jazz and Free Thinking to SF
PublishedThere's something beautifully libertarian about free jazz.
Warriors Head to Phoenix Carrying Momentum — and a Lot of Miles on the Odometer
PublishedThe Warriors are rolling into Phoenix with something they haven't consistently had this season: momentum.
TonyBall Is Here — And the Giants Desperately Need It
PublishedLook, we're not going to sugarcoat it: the Giants have been playing with all the urgency of a Muni bus on a Sunday…
Won't Someone Think of the Billionaires? SF's Ultra-Luxury 'Mansion Shortage'
PublishedWhile the rest of San Francisco argues about whether a studio apartment should cost $3,200 or $3,500 a month, there's…
So Expensive Even Your Doctor Has an AI Side Hustle
PublishedHere's a fun little snapshot of where we are as a city: the people we trust to keep us alive are moonlighting as AI…
The Race to Replace Pelosi: Where Do the Candidates Actually Stand on Tech?
PublishedSan Francisco is arguably the tech capital of the world, and we're about to send a new representative to Congress.
Grace Cathedral's Light Show Is the Free Spectacle SF Actually Deserves
PublishedIn a city where a night out can easily run you $150 before you've even ordered a second drink, Grace Cathedral is doing…
Earth Day in SF: 10 Events, One Theme, and a Whole Lot of City Hall Self-Congratulation
PublishedIt's Earth Day again, San Francisco, and the city is rolling out no fewer than ten events under this year's theme: Our…
A Grandma and a Rockstar: Dannielle Spillman Deserved Better Than a Hit-and-Run in SoMa
PublishedDannielle Spillman was a grandma. She was, by all accounts from those who knew her, a rockstar — kind, loving…
SF Has a Noise Ordinance. It Just Doesn't Enforce It.
PublishedHere's a fun exercise in San Francisco governance: the city has a noise ordinance that says dogs can't bark or howl for…
Want to Honor a Loved One by Feeding SF's Hungry? Here's What You Should Know
PublishedThere's something deeply human about cooking for people who need it — especially when it's done in memory of someone…
Monkeypox Is Back in SF — Time to Talk Vaccines, Not Panic
PublishedSan Francisco's Department of Public Health confirmed Thursday that a second strain of monkeypox has surfaced in the…
Uber Drivers Are Treating SF Streets Like a Video Game — And the City Shrugs
PublishedA pedestrian near Pine Street nearly got clipped this week by a rideshare driver who apparently decided that a changing…
West Portal Proves You Don't Need City Hall to Clean Up Your Block
PublishedHere's a radical concept that apparently still exists in San Francisco: neighbors getting together to clean up their…
Bakana Boutique Brings K-Beauty and Style to SF — No Government Subsidy Required
PublishedHere's a feel-good story that doesn't involve a ballot measure, a committee hearing, or a single dollar of taxpayer…
A Taco Spot That Trusts You to Pay What You Can — Every Single Friday
PublishedIn a city where a basic burrito can run you $18 and a side of guac feels like a luxury tax, one SF spot is taking a…
SFMOMA's $15 Deal Ends Today — A Rare Case of a City Institution Getting the Price Right
PublishedIf you haven't already snagged SFMOMA's $15 spring admission deal, today is your last chance — and honestly, it's worth…
The New Living Expo Returns to Marin — Because Of Course It Does
PublishedThe New Living Expo is back at the Marin Center April 17-19, and if you've ever wondered where the intersection of…
The Pelosi Seat Scramble: Even AOC Won't Touch Her Own Protégé
PublishedNancy Pelosi's retirement has turned CA-11 into something far more entertaining than your average congressional race —…
Skip the Fisherman's Wharf Junk: Here's What to Actually Buy in SF
PublishedLook, we love our visitors. Tourism dollars keep this city's tax coffers from being even more catastrophically…
The Loneliness Economy: Where to Actually Meet People in SF Without Paying a Cover
PublishedHere's a quietly depressing truth about San Francisco: we live in one of the most densely packed, culturally rich…
Oakland Ice Center Gets a Mural Worthy of Its Champions
PublishedThe Oakland Ice Center is getting a fresh coat of hometown pride — literally.