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Dirt Bikers Shut Down the Bay Bridge. For Once, Cops Actually Did Something About It.
PublishedIf you've spent any time driving around the Bay Area in the last few years, you've seen them — packs of dirt bikers and…
A Reminder That San Francisco Has One Cultural Freebie That's Actually Worth Your Time
PublishedHere's something that won't cost you a dime in a city that seems determined to nickel-and-dime you into oblivion: the…
Monday Nights in SF Are Secretly the Best Night to Go Out
PublishedIf you think Monday nights in San Francisco are dead, you're not paying attention.
Your Monday Night Excuse to Leave the Apartment: SF's Best Free-ish Nightlife
PublishedLook, we get it. Monday nights in San Francisco can feel like a black hole of leftover meal prep and doomscrolling…
CHP Turns the Bay Bridge Into a Trap — and It's Beautiful
PublishedIn a rare display of tactical competence that frankly deserves a slow clap, CHP officers shut down the Bay Bridge…
The SF Dating Scene Is So Cooked People Are Using Concert Tickets as Bait
PublishedLook, we're not here to judge anyone's hustle.
Welcome to San Francisco, Where Summer Means Sweaters
PublishedIf you're planning a move to San Francisco, here's the first thing you need to understand about this city: summer is a…
Your Landlord Is Not Entitled to Your Medical Records. Period.
PublishedHere's a scenario that should make every San Francisco renter's blood pressure spike: you do everything right — you…
The $6,000 Shower: SF's Gas Water Heater Ban Is Coming for Your Wallet in 2027
PublishedHere's a fun thought experiment: imagine your water heater dies on a Tuesday morning.
The Bay Area Is Still Gorgeous — No Filter Required
PublishedIn an era where every smartphone shot gets run through three AI filters and a preset pack before hitting Instagram…
A Cracked iPhone, a Good Samaritan, and a Tiny Lesson in Community
PublishedNot every story in this city involves corruption, crumbling infrastructure, or a budget that makes your eyes water.
Missing Person Alert: If You See Her, Call — Don't Chase
PublishedA missing person alert is circulating in San Francisco, and the message from those searching is clear: if you see her…
Lurie's Drug Crackdown Is Surging — But Are They Catching the Right People?
PublishedMayor Lurie promised to take back San Francisco's streets from open-air drug markets.
Kesha Played a Secret Set at Presidio Tunnel Tops and Half of SF Is Mad They Missed It
PublishedFriday night at Presidio Tunnel Tops, one of the most gorgeous outdoor spots in the city, Kesha showed up for a…
Free Laughs in Hayes Valley: Because At Least Something in SF Should Be Free
PublishedIn a city where a one-bedroom apartment costs more than a mortgage in most of America and a burrito somehow runs you…
Your Weekend Has a Book Event — If You're Into That Sort of Thing
PublishedFor those of you who occasionally put down your phones long enough to crack open an actual book — or at least attend a…
SF International Arts Festival Kicks Off May with 'Tree of Dreams' Cinematic Theatre
PublishedSay what you will about San Francisco's spending habits and bureaucratic bloat — this city still knows how to put on an…
Finally, a Government-Free Zone: Real Housewives Watch Party Meets Bingo Night
PublishedLook, we spend a lot of time on this site talking about runaway budgets, crumbling infrastructure, and city supervisors…
Free Karaoke and Happy Hour: Question Mark Tavern's First Sunday Tradition
PublishedHere's something that won't cost you a dime — which, in a city where a cocktail regularly clears $18, feels almost…
Free Reggae Sundays Return to Golden Gate Park — Your Tax Dollars Not Required
PublishedHere's something city government didn't have to spend a dime on to make happen: free reggae in Golden Gate Park.
Castro Art Mart Returns: First Sundays Get Dragged Up for 2026
PublishedThe Castro is kicking off 2026 with a recurring reason to actually leave your apartment on a Sunday morning.
Happy May Day: SF Fines Property Owners for Graffiti While Letting Vandals Walk Free
PublishedMay Day in San Francisco means different things to different people.
The Giants Are a Mess — Here's What Actually Needs to Happen
PublishedLet's not sugarcoat it: the San Francisco Giants are in rough shape, and the fan base knows it.
SF Immigration Court Shuts Down Early, Leaves Tens of Thousands Twisting in the Wind
PublishedSan Francisco's immigration court — one of the busiest in the entire country — has closed its doors months ahead of…