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San Francisco's Skyline Has a New Sponsor: AI Companies With More Billboards Than Products
PublishedTake a walk through SoMa, the Financial District, or honestly just about anywhere in San Francisco right now, and…
The Most Consistent Man in San Francisco Has Always Been at Powell and Market
PublishedA throwback photo of Frank Chu at Powell and Market from the 1990s recently made the rounds, and honestly, it hit…
A Sea Lion Pup Named Irving Just Won the Outer Sunset's Heart
PublishedIn what might be the most wholesome interagency collaboration San Francisco has seen in a while, a California sea lion…
Lost Arts Aren't Dead: Wood Engraving Gets Its Moment in SF
PublishedIn a city where "craft" usually means a $16 cocktail or an artisanal app update, it's refreshing to see someone…
Third Thursdays on Treat: The Community Block Party Keeping Neighborhood Vibes Alive
PublishedThere's something refreshing about a community event that doesn't require a government grant, a planning commission…
California's Housing Brain Trust Meets in LA — And Still Can't Figure It Out
PublishedCalifornia's housing policy elite gathered at UCLA recently for what was billed as a comprehensive look at the state's…
Hundreds Rally Against Health Care Cuts — But Who's Asking Where the Money Went?
PublishedHundreds of San Franciscans took to the streets this week to protest proposed health care cuts, and look — nobody wants…
Kristaps Porzingis Just Reminded Everyone Why the Warriors Aren't Done Yet
PublishedIf you'd written off the Warriors this season — and honestly, there were plenty of reasons to — Kristaps Porzingis just…
Someone Shot at Sam Altman's House and Nobody's Getting Charged. Cool, Cool, Cool.
PublishedHere's a fun one for your Monday: two people were arrested on suspicion of firing a gun at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's San…
SF's Chief Economist Says the AI Boom Is the City's 'Weirdest' — And He's Not Wrong
PublishedSan Francisco has seen its share of tech gold rushes — the dot-com frenzy, the social media era, the crypto fever dream…
Crocker Amazon's Turf War: When Everyone Wants the Field, Nobody Wins
PublishedIf you want a perfect microcosm of how San Francisco governs — or fails to — look no further than the battle over who…
Dead Battery, Dead Simple: Why SF Newcomers Overcomplicate Everything
PublishedA new SF transplant recently found themselves stranded with a dead Subaru battery — a parasitic drain issue, because of…
A Friendly 4-Year-Old Cat Needs a New SF Home — Here's How You Can Help
PublishedNot every story we cover involves City Hall burning money or BART delays.
A Decade Later, the KTVU Prank Remains the Bay Area's Greatest Unsolved Mystery
PublishedIt's been over a decade since KTVU — a supposedly professional news operation — broadcast the names "Sum Ting Wong,"…
The Costco Weekday Morning Secret That Bay Area Workers Are Burning PTO to Discover
PublishedThere's a quiet revolution happening in the Bay Area, and it has nothing to do with AI, housing policy, or transit…
SF Home Prices Soar 14%, and We're Still Fighting Over Whether to Build Housing
PublishedHere's your Bay Area housing update in three acts: Home prices are surging at their fastest clip in eight years.
Bueno Vistas: Another SF Restaurant We're Keeping Our Eye On
PublishedDetails are still thin on Bueno Vistas, but the name alone has us intrigued — and yes, we caught the pun.
The SF Skyline Still Has It — But Can You Afford to Stare at It?
PublishedThere's no denying it: San Francisco's skyline at night is genuinely stunning.
Finally, a Beer You Can Afford: Two Pitchers Promises SF's Cheapest Pints
PublishedIn a city where a single IPA can run you $12 before tip — and where a modest studio apartment costs more than a…
When San Francisco's Asian Americans Said 'Not in Our Name' — A 1969 Snapshot Worth Remembering
PublishedBefore the phrase "intersectionality" ever entered a college syllabus, Asian Americans in San Francisco were already…
SF Reports First Case of More Severe Mpox Strain — Here's What We Actually Know
PublishedSan Francisco has confirmed its first case of a more severe strain of mpox, and before the panic cycle kicks into high…
Surprise! Another 55-Hour Freeway Closure Is Coming for Your Weekend
PublishedHope you weren't planning on going anywhere this weekend.
18 Miles, Zero Tax Dollars: The SF Crosstown Trail Is the Best Free Thing This City Offers
PublishedIn a city where a mediocre lunch runs you $22 and a one-bedroom apartment costs more than a mortgage in most of…
The Great Bag Handle Crisis: When Tariffs Hit You Right in the Groceries
PublishedIf you've recently loaded up at Safeway and noticed your paper bags feel flimsier — specifically, missing those little…