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Pelosi Breaks Silence on SF Congressional Race, Raising Questions About Her Reasoning
PublishedFormer House Speaker Nancy Pelosi publicly shared her assessments of the candidates running to succeed her in…
What Sacramento Street Looked Like Before the Earthquake Took It
PublishedOn Sacramento Street in 1898, the storefronts ran tight and continuous — awnings layered over awnings, hand-lettered…
A Coyote Came Down to Broadway Last Night
PublishedAt the corner of Broadway and Columbus, sometime after the bars had thinned out and before the bread deliveries…
Decentered Arts Is Opening Its SOMA Studio for Free Coworking, No Catch Apparent
PublishedMonday through Thursday, 11am–6pm, Decentered Arts opens its studio at 1175 Folsom St for free drop-in coworking.
At 19th and Irving, a Man With a Sign
PublishedAt the corner of 19th and Irving on a Wednesday afternoon, a man was standing on the sidewalk holding a placard, and…
The Reddit Bar Meetup: A Free Drink and No Drama, Every Few Months
PublishedWednesday evenings, somewhere in SF, a regular r/sanfrancisco poster sets up at their usual bar and buys the first…
Clement Street Throws a 10-Block Party for AAPI Heritage Month
PublishedClement Street shuts down for "The Best of Clement," a 10-block outdoor celebration marking AAPI Heritage Month in the…
Dispatches From the City of Awe: Free Literary Reading at the Main Library
PublishedAt the SF Main Library, local writers gather for Dispatches From the City of Awe, a free literary reading series…
Two Ways to Do Wednesday Night Without Spending Much
PublishedWednesdays, ongoing: Two separate spots are giving you a reason to leave the house mid-week.
Free Chess Night at Bernal Library: Lecture First, Then Play
PublishedThe Bernal Heights Branch Library hosts a chess lecture followed by open game play — free, no registration required…
California Advances $12 Billion Science Bond to Offset Federal Research Cuts
PublishedCalifornia legislators moved forward a $12 billion bond measure this week aimed at backstopping science research…
Pearl Knotting Workshop Comes With a Happy Hour Built In
PublishedThe details are thin on exact timing and location — check SFFuncheap for the confirmed address and start time before…
Kesha in Concord Tonight — Tickets Just Freed Up
PublishedUpdate: tickets have been claimed as of posting.
Clipper Autopay Continues to Charge and Lock Accounts After Users Cancel
PublishedClipper card users are reporting unauthorized charges and locked accounts months after canceling the transit payment…
Alo Is Coming. The Yoga Pants Are Already Here.
PublishedSomewhere in San Francisco — the permit application doesn't say exactly where yet — a landlord is about to sign a lease…
SF Rents Jump 22% in One Year, Leading Nation
PublishedSan Francisco rents rose 22% over the past year, outpacing every other major U.S.
Ballot Measure Spending Breaks Decade Record as Voter Returns Lag
PublishedCampaign spending on San Francisco ballot measures has surpassed a ten-year high this election cycle, according to…
Private Equity Developer in Talks to Acquire Oakland Arena as Coliseum Redevelopment Deal Takes Shape
PublishedA private equity-backed developer is in active talks to purchase the Oakland Arena from the African American Sport and…
The Giants Need a Real Rebuild, Not a Vibe Shift
PublishedThe Giants are on pace to lose 90-plus games.
Bay Area Riders Will Pay Full Fare for World Cup Transit While Other Host Cities Offer Free Rides
PublishedRegional transit agencies have confirmed that Bay Area World Cup attendees will not receive complimentary transit…
SF Pretrial Program Faces Elimination July 1 as City Moves to Replace It
PublishedSan Francisco is set to dismantle its Pretrial Diversion Project on July 1, replacing a program that advocates say has…
Construction Cranes Dot SF Skyline as Affordable Housing Projects Drive Most Activity
PublishedAt least seven construction cranes are visible from Bernal Hill as of this week, marking one of the more active…
City Moves to Extend 822 Geary Crisis Center Contract Through 2028
PublishedThe city is proposing to extend the contract for 822 Geary Street, a crisis stabilization center in the Tenderloin…
Porchfest, Pride Kickoffs, a Beer Festival in the Presidio, and a New Museum in Chinatown: Your Week in SF
PublishedMultiple days this week, citywide and beyond — SF's event calendar stacks up with Porchfest, Pride Month openers, a…