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Maiden Lane Goes Car-Free and 21+ for Parked's 360° Street Party
PublishedMaiden Lane — the narrow pedestrian alley off Union Square — gets a full street-party takeover courtesy of Parked…
District 4 Candidate Albert Chow Enters Race With Positions on Dunes, Transit, and a Pitch to Defy Easy Labels
PublishedAlbert Chow is running for the District 4 seat on the Board of Supervisors, and he is making clear early that he does…
Rafael Quintanar Parked His Taco Truck Where He Wanted It
PublishedOn the edge of the Mission, sometime before the lunch rush, Rafael Quintanar is already at the griddle.
Wildflowers Along Gazos Creek: What's Blooming at Butano State Park Right Now
PublishedThis weekend and into next, Gazos Creek Road and Butano State Park are putting on a bloom — wildflowers along the creek…
Sunnyvale Rescue Needs 67 More Adoptions to Hit 1,000 — Saturday Is Your Shot
PublishedSaturday from 10 AM to 2 PM, the Petco Adoption Center at Petco Sunnyvale is hosting an adoption event with a specific…
Asian Art Museum Is Hosting a Community Meetup — No Agenda, Just Show Up
PublishedSunday at 11:30am, the Asian Art Museum at 200 Larkin Street hosts its monthly community meetup — walk-in casual, no…
Someone Carved a Heart and Sent It Into the Bay. Someone Else Picked It Up.
PublishedAt Baker Beach, on a Tuesday morning in March of last year, a carved heart-shaped stone washed up near the waterline…
Something Was Howling on 18th Street Last Night
PublishedSometime after midnight on 18th Street, residents started posting to r/sanfrancisco about howling — not the…
The Embarcadero Fountain Is Gone. The Pieces Went Somewhere.
PublishedOn the Embarcadero, sometime before the last Tuesday of May, the final concrete sections of the Justin Herman Plaza…
La Carne Asada: Baile, Chelas y Comida Hits Spark Social This Weekend
PublishedSaturday night, Spark Social SF in Mission Bay hosts La Carne Asada — a $10 dance, beer, and food event that does…
The AI Bubble Didn't Move to SF — It Was Always Here
PublishedA thread on r/bayarea this week asked why the AI bubble feels centered in San Francisco rather than Silicon Valley…
Held Over Rings Up Its Last Sale on Haight
PublishedOn the 1500 block of Haight, the racks are moving toward the door.
Bayview Family Festival Returns to India Basin — Free, Waterfront, Worth the Trip
PublishedAt India Basin Waterfront Park in Bayview, the 2026 Bayview Family Festival runs free with registration requested —…
Black Outside Festival Brings a Free Family Day to McLaren Park
PublishedMcLaren Park hosts the Black Outside Festival, a free family-focused outdoor event combining a guided nature hike with…
CoCA Spring Open Studios: Half Moon Bay Artists Open Their Doors for Free
PublishedThis spring, the Center for the Arts (CoCA) in Half Moon Bay runs its annual Open Studios weekend, giving the public…
Giant Pandas Are Coming to SF Zoo (Still Working on the 'When')
PublishedNo date yet, no ticket link, no bamboo on order — but Mayor Lurie wants the city's zoo donors to know he hasn't…
Oakland Documentary Tracks Final Year of Wood Street Encampment Before City Cleared It
PublishedA new documentary follows the residents of Wood Street, once the largest homeless encampment in Oakland, through the…
Free Community Hike at Twin Peaks, Cannabis Wellness Edition
PublishedCheck SFFuncheap for the confirmed start time, but this recurring free community hike meets at Twin Peaks — the upper…
One Prius Owner's Answer to Smash-and-Grab: A Steel Box Bolted to the Floor
PublishedSomewhere between the third broken window and another insurance claim, a 2014 Prius owner in San Francisco stopped…
State Lawmakers Split on AI Job-Loss Response as Governor Asks for More Data
PublishedCalifornia lawmakers and the governor's office are at odds over how aggressively the state should act on artificial…
Muni Reliability Slides as Riders Report Widening Delays
PublishedMuni riders across San Francisco are reporting a measurable drop in service reliability in recent weeks, with some…
Two Days Running, the Guards at Baker Beach Are Going Into the Water
PublishedAt the western edge of Baker Beach, where the sand drops off and the shorebreak hits without much warning, the…
Porchfest 2026 Takes Over the Mission With 100+ Acts on People's Actual Porches
PublishedSunday in the Mission, SF Porchfest 2026 runs as a free, self-guided walking music festival spread across residential…
FuelFest 2025: 700 Cars, Live Drifting, and a Full Day in Pleasanton
PublishedSaturday and Sunday at the Alameda County Fairgrounds, 4501 Pleasanton Ave, Pleasanton.