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At 311 Divisadero, the Pizza Oven Cools and a Bistro Named "Beloved" Moves In
PublishedAfter fifteen years, the Ragazza pizzeria at 311 Divisadero closed in March 2025.
Driver Flees After Vehicle Strikes Castro Business
PublishedA driver abandoned their vehicle and fled the scene after striking a business in the Castro neighborhood, according to…
Atherton's CEQA Suit Cost Caltrain $400 Million and Three Years, Records Show
PublishedThe Town of Atherton spent approximately $145,000 pursuing a California Environmental Quality Act lawsuit against…
On the Wall at North Studio, Pam Grier Holds Court
PublishedOn the exterior wall at North Studio, somewhere in the blocks where the neighborhood folds into itself and the foot…
BART Bars Bikes From Lead Car for Emergency Access, Not Infrastructure Limits
PublishedBART prohibits bicycles in the first car of every train to keep a clear path for train operators during emergencies…
Campaign Mailers Bury SF Mailboxes in Final Weeks Before Election
PublishedSan Francisco residents are reporting an unusually heavy volume of campaign mail and canvassers this election cycle…
Bay Area Goodwill Stores to Close as New CEO Shifts to Superstore Model
PublishedGoodwill of the San Francisco Bay Area plans to close its existing retail locations and replace them with a smaller…
Inside the Academy: Golden Gate Park's Science Museum Is Having a Rough Few Years
PublishedIn the east end of Golden Gate Park, behind the living roof that has become something of a landmark in its own right…
Sutro Tower Is Getting a New Coat of Paint for the First Time Since the Reagan Administration
PublishedFrom Twin Peaks to the Sunset, from the top of Bernal to the back windows of apartments in the Haight, the…
We Are Bruce Lee Exhibit Goes Free — One Day Only
PublishedCheck the current schedule at the Chinese Historical Society of America (965 Clay St, Chinatown) for the free admission…
At the Bayview Pool, Kids Who Never Swam Are Learning Not to Fear the Water
PublishedAt the Rossi Pool on Arguello the lanes fill with lap swimmers by 7am, but in Bayview, getting a kid into the water at…
Meta Cuts More Than 2,000 Jobs at Menlo Park HQ
PublishedMeta has laid off more than 2,000 employees at its Menlo Park headquarters, according to reporting flagged in r/bayarea.
Bay Area Billionaires Are Stacking 2026 PACs. Their Disclosure Forms Won't Tell You Much.
PublishedA wave of political action committees tied to Bay Area billionaires has taken shape ahead of the 2026 election cycle…
Chevron and PG&E Back Becerra With Millions Ahead of Tuesday Primary
PublishedFossil fuel companies including Chevron and PG&E have directed millions of dollars in independent expenditures toward…
SF Home Buyers Keep Bidding Millions Over Ask Despite Market Exhaustion
PublishedSan Francisco's residential real estate market is not cooling off this summer.
Toronado and The Deluxe Are Coming Back to Haight Street
PublishedTwo Haight Street fixtures, Toronado and The Deluxe Bar & Grill, are both set to reopen by the end of June, according…
The Woman Who Knows Every Weird Plant on Your Block
PublishedOn the stretch of Irving where the N-Judah rattles past the produce stands, Martha Ehrenfeld has the kind of local…
Two Free Museums, One Tuesday: de Young and Legion of Honor Drop Admission the First of Every Month
PublishedThe first Tuesday of every month, both the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park and the Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park…
In the Tenderloin, a Proliferation of Puppies With No Clear Explanation
PublishedOn Turk Street on a recent Wednesday afternoon, a man sat cross-legged on the sidewalk outside a shuttered nail salon…
Mezcal, Mole, and Stand-Up on the Cheap Side of the Bay
PublishedMondays and Tuesdays at an Oakland venue, Mezcal & Mole Comedy Night pairs stand-up sets with exactly what the name…
Free Pirate Scavenger Hunt at 826 Valencia — Bring the Kids, Skip the Cost
Published826 Valencia is running a free pirate-themed scavenger hunt out of its Mission District storefront — the one with the…
Micro Soccer for Toddlers, Golden Gate Park Is the Pitch
PublishedSaturdays and Sundays at the Sharon Meadow field in Golden Gate Park, the Micro Soccer program runs sessions for kids…
Bay Beats Wants Your Music — Submission Window Closing
PublishedThe Bay Beats submission portal is in its final stretch, and if you're a local musician or booker who's been sitting on…
Three Ways to Spend the First Week of June in SF
PublishedThe first week of June stacks three distinct things worth getting off the couch for.