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Four People, Forty Bags, Two Spots in Oakland
PublishedOn Memorial Day, while most of the Bay Area was firing up grills or sitting in bridge traffic, a group that calls…
SF Youth Homeless Clinic to Close After Federal Cuts Hit Funding
PublishedA San Francisco clinic providing health services to homeless teenagers is shutting down after federal budget reductions…
The 49ers' 'Calm Offseason' Is a Front-Office Press Release. Read the Roster.
PublishedThe 49ers front office wants you to feel good about this offseason.
District 2 Candidates Split on Marina Toxin Cleanup, Dodge Question on Redevelopment Plan
PublishedThe two leading candidates in San Francisco's District 2 supervisor race have declined to state whether they support a…
Regional Transit Tax Measure Heads to November Ballot After Signature Drive Clears Threshold
PublishedA regional sales tax measure to fund BART and Muni will appear on the November ballot after campaign organizers…
City Cruises Ferry Strikes Pier 31, Shattering Windows and Injuring Passengers
PublishedAn Alcatraz City Cruises ferry collided with Pier 31 in San Francisco, shattering passenger windows in an incident that…
Oakland Arena Is Getting the Big Pop Tours. Here's What That Means If You're Buying Tickets.
PublishedOngoing through 2025 touring season, Oakland Arena (7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland) is booking major pop headliners —…
Bay Area Family Loses Thousands to AI Voice Cloning Scam Posing as Kidnapping
PublishedA Bay Area mother was defrauded of thousands of dollars after scammers used AI-generated audio to impersonate her…
Lurie Budget Proposal Puts 1,000 Nonprofit Jobs at Risk Across SF
PublishedMayor Daniel Lurie's proposed budget cuts would eliminate roughly 1,000 nonprofit jobs citywide, according to…
Saikat Campaign Draws Complaints Over Unsolicited Calls, Texts, and Building Access
PublishedResidents across San Francisco have filed complaints against the campaign of mayoral candidate Saikat Chakrabarti…
Chinatown's Street Fair Returns — Free, Crowded, Worth It
PublishedThis weekend, Chinatown hosts its annual cultural festival and street fair, shutting down Grant Avenue to cars and…
Chapterhouse Brings 'Whirlpool' Back to a Room That Knows How to Listen
PublishedAt the bottom of the bill on a Tuesday night, the house lights at a mid-capacity venue on the edge of SoMa went down…
Jess Smith Built a Billion-Dollar Club. The Soccer Comes Next.
PublishedThe SF Valkyries are worth north of a billion dollars.
Thrive City Has Two Reasons to Show Up This Week: Free Lunch Concerts and a Champions League Watch Party
PublishedOn select weekday lunchtimes, Thrive City — the plaza outside Chase Center at 3rd and 16th in Mission Bay — runs a free…
On Van Dyke and Third, People Keep Staying
PublishedAt the corner nearest Adam Rogers Park on a weekday afternoon, the delivery trucks are double-parked along the…
Ocean Avenue Car Show Returns to the Ingleside Strip
PublishedOcean Avenue hosts the 2026 San Francisco Ocean Avenue Car Show, bringing classic, custom, and vintage vehicles to the…
SF Porchfest 2026: 90+ Bands, One Neighborhood, No Ticket Required
PublishedSF Porchfest 2026 brings 90-plus bands to the porches, stoops, driveways, and front yards of one SF neighborhood for a…
SF 4th of July Fireworks: Where to Watch Without Losing Your Mind
PublishedSaturday, July 4th, starting around 9:30pm, San Francisco's fireworks launch over the bay — visible from Fisherman's…
The Sun Kings Bring Free Beatles to Civic Center Every Tuesday
PublishedTuesdays at noon, Civic Center Plaza hosts The Sun Kings, one of the Bay Area's busiest Beatles tribute acts, as part…
Helen Benedict Reads From Her Iraq War Veteran Novel — A Book Talk Worth the Seat
PublishedDetails on time, exact location, and admission are listed through SFFuncheap — check the event page before you go, as…
Castle Rock's Parking Lot Is the New Battleground for Bay Area Solitude
PublishedOn the access road to Castle Rock State Park, somewhere past the second switchback where the redwoods start to close…
A Flyer Near Mollusk Raised a Question. The Neighborhood Had Answers.
PublishedOn Irving Street near Mollusk Surf Shop, a handmade flyer appeared on a telephone pole sometime last week — the kind of…
Outside Money and Missing Endorsements Crowd Out Policy in SF Congressional Race
PublishedA Democratic primary campaign for a San Francisco congressional seat has drawn sustained online criticism over…
AAPI Women Makers Fair: Craft, Food, and Direct-from-Maker Shopping
PublishedDetails on exact date, time, and location are still being confirmed — check SFFuncheap and the organizers' social…