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Presidio Hike for the Laid-Off: Fresh Air, No Pitch Decks
PublishedTuesday at 10:30am, a loose recurring hiking group meets at the Presidio for a trail walk aimed at people between jobs.
Point Reyes This Memorial Day Weekend: Wind, Elk, and a Trail Worth Finishing
PublishedAny day this Memorial Day weekend, Point Reyes National Seashore opens at sunrise — the Bear Valley Visitor Center is…
Ilhan Omar Endorses Saikat in San Francisco Race
PublishedU.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar endorsed Saikat Chakrabarti in his San Francisco supervisorial campaign, adding a high-profile…
In the Sunset, a Lottery for Lawn Seats and a Dessert Worth the Wait
PublishedOn the western edge of the Sunset, where Sloat Boulevard dead-ends into the eucalyptus shade of Stern Grove, the annual…
PG&E Rate Filing Draws Scrutiny Over Marketing Costs Passed to Ratepayers
PublishedA screenshot circulating on Reddit this week shows a line item in PG&E's billing structure that appears to charge…
Caltrans Floats High-Speed Bus Connecting SF and LA Along State Freeways
PublishedCaltrans is studying a high-speed bus service that would carry passengers between San Francisco and Los Angeles along…
9/11 Steel Beam From the World Trade Center Is Coming to the Alameda County Fair
PublishedThrough the end of the Alameda County Fair's run this summer, a steel beam recovered from the World Trade Center will…
New Lun Ting Is Coming Back After a Car Crashed Into It
PublishedNew Lun Ting, the Chinatown diner that has been serving pork chops and Hong Kong-style comfort food on Columbus Avenue…
State Retail Theft Law in Effect, But SF Merchants Say Stolen-Goods Market Hasn't Moved
PublishedCalifornia's new retail theft legislation took effect earlier this year, but merchants across San Francisco say the…
The Cat Is In, If You Know Where to Look
PublishedAt the corner of 24th and Folsom, a tabby named Mango has been holding court on top of the lottery-ticket display for…
One Seal Among Many at Pier 39's Crowded K-Dock
PublishedAt K-Dock on Pier 39, sometime Tuesday morning, a harbor seal hauled itself up among the California sea lions and…
Outside PACs Drive More Than $4 Million Into SF Supervisor Races
PublishedMore than $4 million has flowed into San Francisco's 2026 supervisor elections, with a substantial share coming from…
Landmark Light House Property Lists Again as Buyers Weigh Reuse Options
PublishedThe Light House, a distinctive San Francisco property that drew attention for its unconventional interior layout, has…
Flying Ninja Sushi Closes, and a Dog-Friendly Ritual Goes With It
PublishedSomewhere in the sequence of a San Francisco visit — after the bridge, before the drive back — there was a stop at…
Chris Redd Brings Stand-Up to Cobb's for Two Nights
PublishedFriday and Saturday, May 22–23, at Cobb's Comedy Club (915 Columbus Ave, North Beach).
The Valkyries Are Year Two. Pump the Brakes on the Championship Talk.
PublishedThe Golden State Valkyries finished their inaugural WNBA season with promise.
20 Women Sue SF Sheriff Over Recorded Group Strip Search at County Jail
PublishedTwenty women have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the San Francisco Sheriff's Office, alleging that…
Where to Eat Filipino in the Bay: From Daly City Home Cooking to a $300 Tasting Menu in SF
PublishedThe question comes up regularly on Bay Area forums: where do you go for sinigang, adobo, lechon kawali, the food you…
SF Single-Family Home Prices Have Dropped 9.3% From Peak, Oakland Down 25%
PublishedSingle-family home prices in San Francisco have fallen 9.3% from their peak, while Oakland has seen a steeper drop of…
SF's Underground Comedy Scene: Where Local Comics Actually Go
PublishedThe SF Standard asked working SF comedians to name their favorite under-the-radar shows — not Cobb's, not Punch Line —…
California Governor Campaigns Are Paying Influencers, and No Agency Is Watching
PublishedCalifornia's gubernatorial campaigns are routing significant sums to social media influencers, and no state or local…
Stanford Still Minting Power Brokers, and a Student Reporter Is Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
PublishedA student journalist at Stanford named Theo Baker has published a piece examining how the university functions as…
Newsom Signs Executive Order on AI Layoffs, Gives Agencies Up to Six Months to Report Back
PublishedGov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order this week directing state agencies to study artificial intelligence's…
Flamenco Arts International Premieres 'Songs from a Sinking Ship' in SF
PublishedFlamenco Arts International brings its world premiere of Songs from a Sinking Ship to San Francisco — check the…