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The 14-Mission: San Francisco's Most Reliable Disappointment
PublishedIf you've ever waited 25 minutes for a bus that was supposed to come every 10, congratulations — you've probably ridden…
Newly Single, No Car, Rainy Day: A Duboce Triangle Survival Guide
PublishedHere's a truth nobody in San Francisco's $4,500-a-month apartment market wants to admit: some of the best things in…
Want to Train for a Triathlon in SF? Here's Where to Actually Swim
PublishedSummer's creeping closer, and if you're one of those ambitious types eyeing a triathlon — or just want to pretend you…
The Blizzard That Blew Out of Town: Why Can't the Bay Area Keep a Dairy Queen?
PublishedHere's a question that lit up Bay Area conversation this week: Does anybody remember Dairy Queen?
Sunset Dunes Turns One: The Park That Won't Stop Winning (Or Being Fought Over)
PublishedSunset Dunes is one year old, and like any toddler, it's generating strong opinions from the adults in the room.
Scott Wiener Wants a Promotion. Does His Sacramento Record Earn It?
PublishedState Senator Scott Wiener is making his pitch to San Francisco voters: send me to Washington because I know how to get…
Kitchen Istanbul Brings a Taste of Turkey to the Richmond — And We're Here for It
PublishedThe Richmond District has quietly become one of San Francisco's most interesting food corridors — a stretch where you…
Mystery Fireworks Light Up the Waterfront — And Half the City Thought It Was Thunder
PublishedSan Francisco got an unexpected show last night when a barge parked just off Pier 27 launched a full-scale fireworks…
Bay Area ATMs Are Running Dry — And Nobody's Talking About It
PublishedHere's something that shouldn't be happening in one of the wealthiest metro areas on the planet: ATMs are increasingly…
Highway 101: The Daily Reminder That Infrastructure Investment Isn't Real
PublishedIf you hopped on 101 North today expecting a smooth ride, congratulations — you're either new here or an incurable…
Rain, Root Vegetables, and the First Amendment: A Saturday at the Ferry Building
PublishedSaturday morning at the Ferry Building looked about how you'd expect for a rainy San Francisco weekend: crowds browsing…
Double Rainbow Over SF: Nature Reminds Us Some Things Are Still Free
PublishedAfter today's downpour soaked the city and turned every Muni stop into a small lake, San Francisco got a rare treat: a…
Niku Butcher's Smashie: Worth the Hype or Just Overpriced Beef?
PublishedNiku Butcher — the SoMa spot known for its high-end Japanese-influenced steakhouse vibes — has been generating serious…
Hey, Skyscraper Nerds Noticed: SF's Skyline Actually Slaps
PublishedIn a city where we spend most of our time arguing about whether a bus lane is actually a parking spot and whether…
Couchella Season Is Back, and Honestly? It's a Flex.
PublishedEvery April, your Instagram feed splits neatly into two camps: the people who dropped $600+ on Coachella passes (before…
Someone Stole a 16-Year-Old Dog from Nob Hill. Yes, Really.
PublishedWe weren't planning on writing a crime blotter piece about a stolen dog today, but here we are — because this one says…
Free Sailing in Mountain View? Shoreline Lake Says Get On the Water
PublishedHere's something you don't see every day from a government-adjacent recreation facility: they're actually giving…
Stretch Your Legs and Your Generosity: Ride 4a Reason Hosts Outdoor Yoga Benefit
PublishedHere's something you don't see every day in a city better known for its bureaucratic bloat than its charitable…
The Inner Sunset Flea Market Is Back — And It's Exactly What Local Commerce Should Look Like
PublishedThe Inner Sunset Flea Market is kicking off its 2025 season in partnership with Sunset Mercantile, and honestly, this…
KUSF Rock N Swap Returns: Where Your Wallet Goes to Die (Happily)
PublishedThe KUSF Rock N Swap Record Fair is back, and if you've ever felt the primal thrill of digging through crates of vinyl…
Dollar Beers, Free Yoga, and Actually Cleaning Up the Neighborhood: Manny's Gets It Right
PublishedHere's a radical concept: instead of waiting for the city to clean up your neighborhood — something San Francisco…
Lace Up for a Good Cause: Mermaid Series Returns to SF in 2026
PublishedThe Mermaid Series is bringing its charity race back to San Francisco in 2026, and if you're looking for a reason to…
Trump Fires Entire Presidio Trust Board — Now What?
PublishedThe White House just fired all six Biden-appointed members of the Presidio Trust board, the federal body that manages…
Waymo vs. Waymo: SF's Robot Cars Are Now Their Own Worst Enemy
PublishedIf you've been stuck in traffic near 6th and Folsom lately, you may have noticed something unusual: an autonomous…