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Car Break-Ins Are Down Dramatically — But Let's Not Throw a Parade Just Yet
PublishedHere's something you don't hear every day: San Francisco is actually getting better at something crime-related.
The Bay Bridge: Beautiful Infrastructure We Can't Afford to Take for Granted
PublishedSometimes you need to slow down — or speed up, in the case of a timelapse — to appreciate what's right in front of you.
JouJou Wants to Make French Food Fun Again — But Can SF Handle Another Grand Ambition?
PublishedThere's a new French restaurant in town, and it wants you to know it's not taking itself too seriously — while also…
Naomi Girma: The Bay Area's Biggest Soccer Export Gets a Homecoming
PublishedThere's something poetic about a world-class athlete traveling 5,000 miles just to play what amounts to a home game.
The Warriors' Best Feel-Good Story Isn't on the Stat Sheet — It's on Film
PublishedIn a season where the Warriors gave San Francisco fans plenty of reasons to stress-eat their $18 Chase Center nachos…
London Breed's Friends Paid Her Ethics Fines — And City Hall Thinks That's Totally Fine?
PublishedHere's a fun little quirk of San Francisco's political ecosystem: when you get slapped with an ethics fine for, say…
From Pirouettes to Python: SF's Strangest Real Estate Glow-Up
PublishedIn a city where housing is scarce and zoning is a blood sport, one property is making a surprisingly elegant…
Brooke Jenkins Says the Quiet Part Out Loud: Prosecution Works
PublishedLove her or loathe her, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is running an experiment that San Francisco desperately…
Bayview-Hunters Point Deserves More Than a Photo Op
PublishedThere's a new black-and-white photography series making the rounds that captures Bayview-Hunters Point in stark…
Your District 9 Supervisor Is MIA — And You Deserve Better
PublishedLet's get two things out of the way upfront: mental health struggles are real, they are serious, and anyone dealing…
FandomCon Silicon Valley 2026: The Bay Area's Nerd Economy Keeps Leveling Up
PublishedMark your calendars, Bay Area geeks: FandomCon Silicon Valley is returning to San Jose from April 10-12, 2026, and if…
Left Coast Annual Exhibition Returns — But Who's Footing the Bill?
PublishedThe 2026 Left Coast Annual Exhibition is coming back to San Francisco, and before we get into the details, let's ask…
Free Mini Golf at Thrive City: A Rare Day When 'Free' in SF Actually Means Free
PublishedMark your calendars, San Francisco — Thrive City is hosting a free Spring Golf Day, complete with a 9-hole mini-golf…
One SF Restaurant Figured Out Pricing: Let People Decide
PublishedEvery Friday, a quiet little experiment in voluntary exchange plays out at Tato, a San Francisco spot offering…
Breaking: Cars Found on Highway, Somehow This Is News
PublishedIn a development that will shock absolutely no one who has ever lived within fifty miles of the Bay Area, traffic was…
The Sky Did Something Cool and Nobody in Government Had Anything to Do With It
PublishedSometimes the best things in the Bay Area are the ones no committee approved, no budget funded, and no supervisor took…
Lightning Over the Bay Area? Yes, That Actually Happened
PublishedIf you looked up at the sky recently and thought you were hallucinating, you weren't alone.
Palo Alto's Tree-Lined Streets Are Gorgeous — And a Quiet Indictment of How Other Bay Area Cities Spend Your Money
PublishedIf you've ever driven through certain Palo Alto neighborhoods, you know the feeling: towering canopies arching over the…
Elon-Headed Robot Dog Roams SF, Because Of Course It Does
PublishedJust when you thought San Francisco's streets couldn't get any weirder, someone strapped an Elon Musk head onto a robot…
Hours After City Begs for Peace, Another Shooting Victim Fights for Their Life
PublishedYou really can't make this stuff up. San Francisco officials recently issued a public ceasefire plea — essentially…
Sunset Dunes Hits 1.7 Million Visits — So Let's Talk About What That Actually Means
PublishedSunset Dunes just turned one year old, and Rec and Park is rolling out the celebration cake with a headline number: 1.7…
Want to Tie-Dye Like a Kyoto Master? There's a Workshop for That.
PublishedSan Francisco has no shortage of artsy workshops promising to unlock your inner creative — most of them involving…
SFMOMA Drops Admission to $15 — And Yes, That's Actually a Deal
PublishedIf you've ever balked at SFMOMA's regular $25 admission price — and let's be honest, who hasn't — the museum is…
The Best Free Thing in Golden Gate Park You're Probably Overlooking
PublishedHere's a fiscal responsibility tip that doesn't involve cutting government budgets: the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden…