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An SF Baker Just Made the Most Extra Cake on Television
PublishedSomewhere between the emotional chaos and questionable life choices that define Euphoria, Season 3 managed to sneak in…
The Hamburger Project Goes From Smash to Trash
PublishedWell, that was a short run. Hamburger Project, the smashburger spot at 598 Guerrero in the Mission, has closed its…
Get In, Loser, We're Going to the Theater
PublishedLook, we know SF has a reputation for a lot of things — sourdough bread, fog discourse, and arguing about housing on…
Why a Smarter AI Might Actually Be Good News for Cybersecurity (For Once)
PublishedIn a tech landscape where every other headline is about data breaches, ransomware attacks, and your grandma's email…
Buster Posey Just Put the Giants' Biggest Contracts on Notice — and It's About Time
PublishedThere's a saying in business: you don't reward failure just because the contract says so.
Why Is It So Hard to Fill an ADHD Prescription in San Francisco?
PublishedHere's something that shouldn't be complicated but somehow is: filling a legal prescription for ADHD medication in San…
The Bay Area Punk Scene Isn't Dead — You're Just Eating Takeout in a Hyatt
PublishedThere's a certain kind of person who moves through the Bay Area on business, eats sad pad thai alone in a hotel room…
Owning a Home in SF: You'll Need a Small Fortune (Shocking, We Know)
PublishedA new report confirms what anyone who's ever browsed Zillow in San Francisco already suspected: owning a home here…
SFMTA Wants Faster Buses on Ocean Ave. Local Businesses Say They'll Pay the Price.
PublishedSFMTA is rolling out transit changes on Ocean Avenue that it says will speed up bus service.
SF Veterans Court Faces the Chopping Block — Because Apparently That's Where We Cut
PublishedSan Francisco's veterans court — one of the few programs in the city's sprawling justice system that actually works —…
Golden Gate Park Is Giving Away Free Stuff — Yes, Actually Free
PublishedIn a city where a one-bedroom apartment costs more than a semester of college and a burrito somehow runs you $18, it's…
The Bay Area's Asian Grocery Game Is About to Level Up
PublishedOne of the genuinely great things about living in the Bay Area — and yes, we do acknowledge those exist — is the sheer…
$915K for 38 Trees: Oakland Hills Landowners Learn Permits Aren't Optional
PublishedHere's a pro tip that apparently needs repeating: if the city tells you — multiple times — that you need a permit to…
San Francisco Has a Million Dollar Skyline and Zero Organized Photographers — What Gives?
PublishedSan Francisco might be the most photographed city on the West Coast.
Lost Dog Spotted Near Spark Social SF — Anyone Missing a Pup?
PublishedSomeone's Best Friend Is Wandering Mission Bay If you're missing a dog in the Mission Bay area, now's the time to check…
A Tree Burned in Golden Gate Park Last Night — And Nobody Knows Why
PublishedA large tree went up in flames in Golden Gate Park near Fulton and 4th Avenue last night, drawing SFFD crews who spent…
The Pyramid Goes Rainbow — And Yes, Someone Had Notes
PublishedThe Transamerica Pyramid lit up in rainbow colors last night, painting one of San Francisco's most iconic landmarks in…
Pete Buttigieg Spotted in the Castro — But Let's Talk About His Actual Record
PublishedFormer Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was spotted strolling through the Castro this week, delighting passersby…
Free Fitness That Doesn't Cost Taxpayers a Dime? Yerba Buena's Dance Series Is How Public Spaces Should Work
PublishedHere's something you don't hear us say often: a free public program that actually makes sense.
SF Zoo's Free Admission Day: Your Tax Dollars Already Paid for It, So You Might as Well Go
PublishedThe San Francisco Zoo is opening its gates for a free admission day, and honestly, this is one of those rare moments…
California's Governor Debate Was a Cage Match — And That's Actually a Good Thing
PublishedIf you tuned into CNN's California governor's debate expecting the usual parade of focus-grouped platitudes and…
Trading Your Mortgage for a Mission District Walk-Up: The Case for Moving Back to SF at 42
PublishedHere's a question that keeps popping up in local conversations: is it worth moving back to San Francisco later in life…
SF's Contractor Problem Is Real — But the Solution Isn't Gatekeeping
PublishedFinding a trustworthy contractor in San Francisco is about as easy as finding affordable rent in Pacific Heights.
Ex-Google Designer Wants to Work for Free — And Honestly, We Respect the Hustle
PublishedThe Anti-Hustle Culture Hustle In a city where a junior product designer commands six figures before their first…