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T&T Supermarket Heads to San Jose — And the South Bay's Late-Night Scene Could Use the Help
PublishedT&T Supermarket, the Canadian-based Asian grocery chain, is opening its doors in San Jose on Thursday, June 18 — and…
California's Wildfire Season Came Early — And Sacramento Still Isn't Ready
PublishedWe're barely into summer and California's wildfire season is already running ahead of schedule.
Blueground Is a Symptom, Not the Disease
PublishedIf you've been apartment hunting on the Peninsula lately, you've probably noticed a familiar name popping up on listing…
LinkedIn Cuts 519 Bay Area Jobs — The Network Isn't Working For Its Own Employees
PublishedLinkedIn just axed 519 jobs in the Bay Area, with engineers absorbing the worst of the blow.
A Marine Whistleblower Wants to Go to Congress — But Does His Platform Add Up?
PublishedAnthony Dang wants to represent California's 15th Congressional District, and his personal story is genuinely…
Mountain Lake Park: Where Following the Rules Gets You Threatened
PublishedHere's a snapshot of civic life in San Francisco in 2025: you politely ask someone to follow the clearly posted rules…
The Best Free Amenity in the Bay Area Isn't an App — It's the Mountain Next Door
PublishedLook, we spend a lot of time around here talking about what's broken in the Bay Area — the spending, the bureaucracy…
Potrero Hill's Time Capsule: When SF Housing Was 'Unaffordable' at $145K
PublishedA vintage real estate listing from Potrero Hill has been making the rounds among San Franciscans lately, and it's the…
Free Comedy, Free Cocktails, Zero Tax Dollars: Pride Comedy Night at Thrive City Gets It Right
PublishedHere's something you don't hear often enough in San Francisco: a big, splashy public event that doesn't cost attendees…
District 2 Candidates Face the Surveillance Question — And It's Not as Simple as 'Yes or No'
PublishedThe District 2 supervisor race is forcing candidates to wrestle with one of the thorniest questions in modern urban…
Underwater Real Estate: Because Regular SF Housing Wasn't Absurd Enough
PublishedSan Francisco real estate has officially jumped the shark — or perhaps more accurately, jumped the seawall.
Someone Just Dropped $21.5 Million on an East Bay Estate — Yes, the East Bay
PublishedWhen you think "$21.5 million home," you probably picture Pacific Heights, maybe Atherton, possibly some Hillsborough…
Gavin Newsom Goes to Washington, Tells America He's a 'Fighter' — His Record Says Otherwise
PublishedGavin Newsom was in Washington, D.C. this week previewing what sure looks like a presidential pitch, and his core…
Ebola Is Back in the Headlines — Here's What Bay Area Residents Actually Need to Know
PublishedBay Area health experts are sounding the alarm: the latest Ebola outbreak overseas has the potential to escalate…
Former Santa Clara Jail Guard Gets 45 Days for Letting an Inmate Get Attacked. That's It.
PublishedA former Santa Clara County jail guard has been sentenced to just 45 days in jail for deliberately allowing an attack…
SF Liquor Licenses Are Tanking — And That Should Worry Everyone
PublishedHere's a quick economics lesson that doubles as a canary in the coal mine: the value of liquor licenses in San…
A Private Country Club in a Public Park? Only in San Francisco.
PublishedHere's a story that perfectly encapsulates San Francisco's relationship with public space: residents show up to use…
BART Hits Its Highest On-Time Performance in Over a Decade. Yes, Really.
PublishedWe'll be the first to roast BART when it deserves it — and it often does.
A Marine-Turned-Whistleblower Wants Your Congressional Vote. Here's What We Know.
PublishedAnthony Dang wants to represent California's 15th Congressional District in Congress, and he's making the rounds on…
Tired of Waiting for the City? These San Franciscans Are Building Their Own Benches
PublishedHere's a sentence you shouldn't have to read in a major American city in 2025: residents are so fed up with the lack of…
Lost Dog Wanders Into North Beach Restaurant, Still Waiting for Its Human
PublishedA stray dog turned up in North Beach this week, doing what most of us do in the neighborhood — heading straight for a…
Seawall Lot 330: The Embarcadero's Giant Parking Lot Might Finally Become Something Useful
PublishedA formal development application has been filed for Seawall Lot 330 along the Embarcadero — a sprawling piece of…
SF's Wild Parrots: The City's Best Free Entertainment
PublishedIn a city where a mediocre lunch runs you $22 and a one-bedroom apartment costs more than a mortgage in most of…
The Happy Tree on Sanchez: A Small Reminder That Not Everything Needs a Budget Line Item
PublishedSometimes the best things in San Francisco don't cost $1.2 billion, don't require a decade-long environmental review…