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Round of 32 Doubleheader: Lay the Juggernaut, Back the Organized Dog
Two Round of 32 games on the board today, and the cleaner I look at them the more they rhyme: in both, the market is…
Where the Trans March Ended: Five Arrests at Turk and Taylor, One Block From History
Five people were arrested at Turk and Taylor in the Tenderloin's Transgender District when SFPD moved on Trans March…
Night Vision at The Great Northern: Chalk Teeth, Nail Polish, $11 Advance
The Great Northern's Night Vision event series returns for a second edition on Friday, July 10 — LA darkwave, Seattle…
SF's Main Bastille Day Party Is July 18, Not July 14 — Here's What's Confirmed
The free Celebrate Bastille Day SF Festival lands July 18 at Embarcadero Plaza — not July 14.
Benessere Vineyards Auctions for $10.15M — 71% Below Its 2024 Ask
The 42-acre St. Helena estate built on Charles Shaw's original vineyards cleared at auction Wednesday for $10.15…
The Mill, Josey Baker Bread's 13‑Year Divisadero Anchor, Closed Indefinitely After Overnight Fire
An early-morning fire on June 29 damaged The Mill at 736 Divisadero, the café and bread-making hub behind Josey Baker…
Staying Home for the 4th? House Rabbit Society Wants to Set You Up with a Foster Rabbit
If you're around this holiday weekend and have a spare corner of the living room, House Rabbit Society's Richmond…
Noodles, Thrift, and Mocktails: Four Tenderloin Storefronts Take a City‑Backed Bet on Larkin
SF's Office of Workforce and Economic Development is sending $3 million to 39 small businesses across the city — four…
At 16th and Dolores, San Francisco Marks 250 Years on Ground That Was Already Someone Else's
The oldest building in San Francisco — the adobe church at Mission and 16th built by Anza expedition settlers in 1776 —…
The Warriors Bet $40M on a Heartbeat
Let's be precise about what happened, because the headline flattens it.
Knockout Soccer Comes to Santa Clara: Take the Over on USA‑Bosnia
There's a version of this week that still doesn't feel real to me.
SF Archdiocese's $395 Million Abuse Settlement Forces the Transparency Cordileone Long Refused
The San Francisco Archdiocese has agreed to pay $395 million to settle roughly 530 clergy sex abuse claims — the…
Before Wiener and Lurie, There Was Ed Lee: Trans March Has Been Pushing Out SF Politicians Since 2016
State Sen. Scott Wiener is at least the third San Francisco elected official to be driven out of the Trans March at…
Punched in the Castro, No Arrest Made: A Gay Retiree Who Moved to SF for Safety Has Been Attacked Twice and Is Now Asking Whether to Leave
Joseph Shapiro stepped out of Sunday brunch in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood on June 7 and felt a fist hit him…
Mayor Lurie Called the Trans March Confrontation 'Antisemitic.' The Man Who Filmed It Says That's Wrong.
Five people were arrested and two SFPD officers were injured during the San Francisco Trans March on June 27 — but the…
SF's Left Isn't Just Losing — It's Being Structurally Erased
As New York City's democratic socialists swept through the June 23 primary, San Francisco's progressives watched with…
Friends of Sunset Dunes Sue to Block Fourth Ballot Attempt, Alleging Pro‑Road Petition is Built on 'Misinformation'
The nonprofit behind Sunset Dunes filed a lawsuit Friday to block what would be the fourth ballot attempt to reopen the…
Bay Area Advocates Say Supreme Court TPS Ruling Is 'Ethnic Cleansing by Another Name' — Fremont's Afghans Have Already Seen the Playbook
**The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling in Mullin v.
San Francisco's $180,000 Problem: The AI Boom Inflates Costs for Workers Who Didn't Get the AI Premium
The New York Times documented the squeeze Monday: a $180,000 tech salary in San Francisco — average base comp for city…
A Free Writing Session at a Frank Lloyd Wright Building, This Wednesday in San Rafael
The Marin County Free Library's recurring "Shut Up & Write" session meets at the Civic Center on July 1 — free…
Generacion Suicida Plays Oakland on the Fourth, at the Stork Club
Generacion Suicida, the East LA Chicano punk band, opens a July tour at Oakland's Thee Stork Club on the Fourth —…
Oakland Roots, Global Reach: A Pay‑What‑You‑Can Day Is Coming to Bay Area Restaurants on Aug. 26
Saqib Keval and Norma Listman — who met in Oakland, co-founded People's Kitchen Collective, and went on to open the…
The Bay Area Shows Up Three Times in WalletHub's National Education Rankings
WalletHub's 2026 "Most & Least Educated Cities" study places the San Jose/Sunnyvale/Santa Clara metro third and the…
The Buyer Gets the Dashboard. You Don't.
Three of this week's Bay Area tech stories share a structural design feature: the buyer of the system gets the…