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Bay Area Transit Tax Effort Submits 305,000 Signatures for November Ballot
PublishedA regional transit funding campaign submitted more than 305,000 signatures to qualify a half-cent sales tax measure for…
Chakrabarti Shifts Fire to Chan as CD-11 Race Tightens
PublishedSaikat Chakrabarti's congressional campaign has begun running negative contrast against Supervisor Connie Chan, a…
What Ocean Beach Looked Like Before Playland Showed Up
PublishedAt the far western edge of the city, where the Great Highway dead-ends into sand and the fog rolls in off the Pacific…
A Tree Came Down in the Panhandle. The Hole It Left Is Enormous.
PublishedSomewhere along the Panhandle's narrow green strip, a section of path that regulars use as a cut-through between Oak…
Muni Rider Reports Harassment of Minor on 38 Line, SFMTA Urges Incident Reports
PublishedA Muni rider reported a harassment incident involving a minor on the 38 Geary line near the Van Ness stop around noon…
The Confessional: SF's Improv Show Built on Audience Secrets
PublishedCheck the SFFuncheap listing for current showtimes and the venue address — The Confessional runs regularly in SF and…
Free Talk on MLK Jr.'s Early Years Comes to SF This Weekend
PublishedA free public talk built around Young King: The Making of Martin Luther King Jr.
The Academy's Other Exhibit: An $8M Mansion and a Board of Forty-Five
PublishedOn the corner of Music Concourse Drive, inside Golden Gate Park, the California Academy of Sciences still opens its…
Where to Actually Meet People on a Weeknight in SF
PublishedThe Castro on any given Thursday is still the most reliable answer to this question.
The Highway 1 Run: LA to SF in Three Days Without Wasting a Single One
PublishedIf you're flying out of SFO on Tuesday at 10 PM, you have roughly three days to cover about 400 miles of coastline.
665,000 Californians Face CalFresh Cuts as Federal Work Requirements Take Effect
PublishedMore than 665,000 Californians are expected to lose food assistance benefits under new federal work requirements taking…
Micron and Sandisk Stocks Had a Monster Run. Whether Employees Cashed In Depends on When They Were Hired and How High Up They Sat.
PublishedMicron's stock is up roughly 860% over the past twelve months, according to the Reddit thread circulating in r/bayarea…
Meta Files WARN Notices for Nearly 700 Bay Area Workers in Layoffs Already Announced in May
PublishedMeta filed WARN Act notices this week covering nearly 700 Bay Area workers and roughly twice that number in the Seattle…
SF Voter's Ballot Turned Up 80 Miles Away in Gilroy After Mail Theft
PublishedA voted San Francisco ballot deposited at the 18th Street post office ended up 80 miles away in Gilroy after being…
A Parish on the Avenues Is Keeping the Lights On for Ukrainian Arrivals
PublishedSomewhere in the outer neighborhoods, a church has been doing the quiet, unglamorous work of receiving people —…
SF Median One-Bedroom Rent Climbs to $4,000 a Month
PublishedThe median asking rent for a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco reached $4,000 a month, according to figures…
Cybertruck Spotted in SF Red Zone, Wrapped in AI Ad Nobody Can Parse
PublishedA Cybertruck was photographed parked in a red zone in San Francisco this week, wrapped in what the person who posted it…
Caro Burke Brings 'Yesteryear' to SF for a Book Talk and Signing
PublishedCheck SFFuncheap for the confirmed time and exact address before you go — details are still circulating, but this is a…
DocFest Opens With a Deadhead Film — Here's How to Get In Free
PublishedSF DocFest is kicking off its run with the opening-night screening of a new documentary about Deadheads — the kind of…
Epic Church Moves to Buy $15 Million Union Square Building
PublishedEpic Church is under contract to purchase a building in Union Square for $15 million, according to reporting from the…
Staci Slaughter Exits Lurie Administration, Removing Key City Hall Institutional Voice
PublishedStaci Slaughter has left the Lurie administration, The Dissent has confirmed, ending her role as one of the few senior…
Mission Comics Plants a Second Flag on Geneva Avenue
PublishedOn Geneva Avenue, between the pupuserías and the nail salons, a new storefront is starting to look like something —…
The Slow Group Is the Point
PublishedOn Sunday mornings in the Panhandle, a loose cluster of people in reflective gear assembles near the Fell Street…
The Unemployed Tech Worker Hiking Story Has Become Its Own Trail
PublishedSomewhere on a fire road above the East Bay, a recently laid-off software engineer is eating a sandwich and talking to…