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Two More Shootings in SF This Weekend — But Sure, Everything's Fine
PublishedTwo people were shot in separate incidents across San Francisco on Saturday — one in SoMa at 6th and Minna, the other…
When Talking to Bots Beats Talking to No One, We Have a Problem
PublishedHere's a story that should stop you mid-scroll: A 67-year-old Hong Kong immigrant, living in San Francisco for over…
Man Spotted Unicycle Sailing in Pacifica Because Of Course He Was
PublishedJust when you think the Bay Area has shown you everything — the naked guys at City Hall, the guy who jogs in a full…
Millennium Closes After 31 Years — And the Eulogies Are Part of the Problem
PublishedMillennium, the pioneering vegan restaurant that spent decades as a Bay Area culinary institution, is shutting its…
Muni Driver Hands Lost Wallet to Two Random Kids. Guess What Happened Next.
PublishedHere's a little parable about personal responsibility, institutional apathy, and the 39 bus.
San Francisco Sues Big Food Over Ultra-Processed Products — But Will It Actually Help Anyone?
PublishedSan Francisco is making history again — and not the good kind where we invent something useful.
Trump Sends Vance After Blue States — And California Has a Giant Target on Its Back
PublishedPresident Trump has announced that Vice President JD Vance will be leading a new effort to crack down on blue states…
Ryan Coogler's Barber Just Opened a Studio in Union Square — And It's Exactly What Downtown Needs
PublishedHere's a refreshing headline for a neighborhood that's been starving for good news: DuPree's Barber Studio just opened…
SF's Craft Beer Scene Isn't Dead — It Just Stopped Taking Itself So Seriously
PublishedRemember when every craft brewery in San Francisco felt like a TED Talk in a glass?
AI Is Driving Up SF Home Prices — But One Buyer Used It to Beat the System
PublishedHere's a fun paradox for you: the same AI boom inflating San Francisco home prices is also helping savvy buyers…
A Premium Care Agency for Gay Elder Men? SF Entrepreneur Says the Need Is Real
PublishedHere's a market problem that doesn't get talked about much: aging alone in a city that's supposedly the most…
Engines Revving, Cops Swarming: Another Night of Embarcadero Chaos
PublishedIf you were anywhere near the Embarcadero on a recent evening, you probably heard it before you saw it — engines…
A Perfectly Good Bridge Sits Locked and Rotting While SF Talks About 'Connectivity'
PublishedThere's a pedestrian bridge at San Bruno Avenue and Harkness that connects upper Visitacion Valley with the Bayview…
Sunday Streets Got the Axe — Now Volunteers Are Scrambling to Save It
PublishedSunday Streets — the beloved monthly event that closes roads to cars and opens them to pedestrians, bikes, food…
The Excelsior's Unofficial Mayor Knows Where to Find the Best Late-Night Burrito
PublishedThere's a version of San Francisco that doesn't make it into the tech press releases or the tourism brochures — and…
Forget the $18 Artisanal Scoops — SF Still Has Old-School Ice Cream Parlors Worth Your Time
PublishedIn a city where everything seems to cost more and deliver less, there's something deeply satisfying about an ice cream…
Teens Are Battling With Foam Swords in Balboa Park and Honestly? Good for Them.
PublishedIf you were strolling through Balboa Park on a recent Saturday afternoon and stumbled upon a squadron of teenagers in…
The 8-Minute Garage Escape: A Perfectly SF Problem
PublishedOnly in San Francisco can a grown adult with a functioning automobile, a backup camera, and two functioning mirrors…
A City That Still Shows Up: SF Rallies to Help a Grieving Neighbor Find a Bagpiper
PublishedFor all the justified frustration we direct at San Francisco's bureaucratic failures and policy misfires, sometimes…
Muni Driver Watches Wallet Walk Off the Bus — And That's Apparently Fine
PublishedHere's a fun little parable about personal responsibility, city services, and the black hole that is Muni's…
BART Wants More Money. Maybe Try Earning It First.
PublishedState Senator Steve Glazer is saying what a lot of Bay Area taxpayers have been thinking for years: BART needs to make…
New SF Restaurant Wants Your Money But Not Your Opinions
PublishedThere's a new restaurant generating serious buzz in San Francisco, and its ownership has made an unusual opening move…
SF's Spiciest Dishes: A Field Guide for People Who Actually Like Pain
PublishedSan Francisco has no shortage of $18 grain bowls and artisanal toast, but somewhere between the oat milk lattes and the…
That Giant Airship Over the Bay Isn't a Fever Dream — It's the Future (Maybe)
PublishedIf you looked up over the San Francisco Bay recently and thought you'd accidentally time-traveled to 1935, relax —…