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California Henge Is Back: SF's Twice-a-Year Sunrise Spectacle You Don't Need a Permit to Enjoy
PublishedTwice a year, San Francisco pulls off something genuinely spectacular — and for once, the city government had…
Spring Rave Season Is Here: YUKA YU Brings the Heat to SF
PublishedLook, we spend a lot of time around here talking about budget deficits and SFMTA mishaps, so let's take a breather.
Put Down Your Phone: The Best Reading Spots in San Francisco
PublishedIn a city where everyone's glued to a screen — doom-scrolling through housing policy debates and BART delay alerts —…
The Real Cost of Being a Warriors Fan in the Chase Center Era
PublishedThere's a post making the rounds from a lifelong Warriors fan — born and raised in the Bay, loyal since the "We…
The Great SF Food Hype Debate: What Actually Delivers?
PublishedSan Francisco has a lot of problems — budget deficits, empty office towers, a transit system held together by hopes and…
Look Up, Bay Area: The Sky Is Doing More Than Your City Council
PublishedSometimes the best thing happening in the Bay Area has nothing to do with policy, budgets, or the latest tech layoff.
Muni Metro Is Actually Having a Moment — And the Numbers Prove It
PublishedHere's something you don't hear every day: good news about Muni.
Juri Commons: The Tiny Bernal Heights Park You've Probably Never Heard Of
PublishedSan Francisco has over 220 parks, and most residents could probably name about six of them.
Someone Actually Drove Through the Panhandle. Yes, the Park.
PublishedLook, San Francisco has no shortage of head-scratching moments, but this one deserves a special place in the Hall of…
Market Street's Car Ban Is Just Another Law Nobody Bothers to Enforce
PublishedRemember when San Francisco banned private cars from Market Street?
It's Early, Giants Fans — Go Touch Grass at the Ballpark
PublishedLook, we get it. The Giants aren't exactly lighting the world on fire right now, and your group chat has devolved into…
A Reminder That SF's Best Public Asset Costs Exactly Zero Dollars
PublishedIn a city where a one-bedroom apartment runs you $3,200 a month and a mediocre sandwich somehow costs $18, it's worth…
Another Tech Networking Event? Startup Valley Wants You to Press the Flesh
PublishedStartup Valley is hosting a tech networking event here in San Francisco, and look — we're not going to pretend this is…
The Laugh Boat Proves You Don't Need to Spend a Fortune to Have Fun in SF
PublishedIf you've spent any time looking at the cost of living in San Francisco, you know the numbers are enough to make you…
Deepfaking Sam Altman: When AI's Biggest Cheerleader Becomes Its Best Case Study
PublishedThere's a certain poetic irony when the CEO of OpenAI — the man who arguably did more than anyone to put generative AI…
Free Book Launch Party Hits SF — Because Not Everything in This City Has to Cost $18
PublishedIn a city where a cup of coffee can run you seven bucks and a studio apartment requires a blood oath to your landlord…
Your Tax Dollars Finally Doing Something Fun: Free Trivia Night at Berkeley Library
PublishedLook, we spend a lot of time around here talking about government waste — and rightfully so.
Stern Grove and SF Bay Popfest Just Dropped Their Lineups — And They Actually Slap
PublishedSummer in San Francisco means exactly two things: pretending 58 degrees is warm and arguing about which free outdoor…
SFPD Chief Hasn't Had a Performance Review in Nearly a Decade. Cool, Cool, Cool.
PublishedHere's a fun experiment: try telling your boss you haven't had a performance review in nearly ten years and see how…
A Completely Responsible Guide to Daytime Drinking in SF
PublishedLook, you finally have a random Tuesday off.
Making $75K in San Francisco? The City Considers You Basically Broke
PublishedHere's a fun exercise in government math: the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development classifies an income…
California's 'Trapped' Homeowners Are Sitting on Millions and Complaining About It
PublishedThere's a new genre of Bay Area hardship story making the rounds, and it goes something like this: longtime homeowners…
Tesla's Cybercabs Spotted on 280 — And Nobody Asked for a Two-Seater Taxi
PublishedA pair of Tesla Cybercabs were spotted cruising Highway 280 this week, outfitted with sensor rigs and turning heads —…
Naked Man With Shotgun Storms Tesla Store, Because Of Course It's the Bay Area
PublishedIf you had "naked Yale graduate storms Tesla showroom with a shotgun" on your 2025 Bay Area bingo card, congratulations…