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Ferry Fest Returns July 12: Noise Pop's Free Birthday Party at the Ferry Building
PublishedThe Ferry Building marks 128 years with a free, all-ages waterfront festival on July 12 — Bay Area live music, vintage…
At 38 Waverly Pl., a Former Medicine Storefront Becomes Chinatown's Only Bookstore
PublishedUnbound, open since December in a former Chinese medicine shop on Waverly Place, is now Chinatown's only…
Reparations Turns Six Tonight at August Hall, with Sapphira Cristal Headlining
PublishedThe Juneteenth drag institution that Nicki Jizz started as a Twitch stream in 2020 marks its sixth birthday tonight at…
Dusty Baker Reads His Life Back to Himself at MLK and 39th
PublishedDusty Baker brought his new memoir, "Crossroads: A Memoir in Baseball and Life," to Marcus Books in North Oakland on…
The Giants' Deadline Answer Is Already on Tonight's Lineup Card
PublishedYou want to know which direction the Giants go at the deadline?
Australia Will Park the Bus in Seattle: I'm on the Under in USA's Group D Decider
PublishedLet me say the quiet part first: I am not a soccer tactics guy.
San Pedro Square Hit Its Limit Before Halftime. San Jose Is Rethinking the Block.
PublishedAn estimated 30,000 fans packed San Pedro Square for Mexico's World Cup win Thursday — more than the city expected —…
The A's Are So Hot Vegas Made Them Favorites Over an Ace. I'll Fade the Streak.
PublishedLet me say the quiet part first: this is the third time this week I'm writing about the A's at home, and twice I've…
The Stowers Headline Is a Mirage. The Reason to Bet This Giants–Marlins Game Isn't.
PublishedThe wire copy says "Stowers leads Marlins against the Giants after 4-hit outing," and I get it — 4-for-5, 2 homers, 5…
Willow on the Green, Inner Sunset's British Cheese Shop, Closes After Nearly Five Years
PublishedThe pandemic-era shop at 1327 B Ninth Ave.
Free Bike Valet at Gate C: How to Ride to the World Cup at Levi's
PublishedFour matches remain at Levi's Stadium through July 1.
Old Wagon Saloon Is Moving 24 Kegs a Day as World Cup Crowds Flood San Pedro Square
PublishedThe Mexico–South Korea watch party drew 30,000-plus to downtown San Jose Thursday night, forcing bars directly facing…
The Chronicle Is Out of 901 Mission After More Than a Century. Hearst Hasn't Said What the Building Is For.
PublishedThe San Francisco Chronicle has vacated its SoMa headquarters at Fifth and Mission after more than a century.
Waymo Recalls 3,871 Robotaxis After Fleet Drives Into Highway Construction Zones at Speed
PublishedWaymo filed voluntary recall 26E035 with NHTSA on June 13 covering its entire 5th-generation Jaguar fleet after 13…
Oasis Sets July 17 Return — and Now Owns Its Building
PublishedThe SoMa drag venue at 298 11th Street will reopen on July 17 after the nonprofit Oasis Arts purchased the building…
Downtown Hayward Gets a Free Latin Jazz Festival on Saturday
PublishedThe Hayward Latin Jazz Festival takes over B and Main streets on Saturday, June 27, from 11 a.m.
49 Searchlights, One Per Square Mile, Are Shooting Up From Civic Center Starting Saturday
PublishedIlluminate's "7X7" puts 49 searchlight beams above Civic Center Plaza from June 21 through July 4 — one per square mile…
Tiffany Hayes Was Done. The Valkyries Are the Reason She's Not.
PublishedIn December 2023, Tiffany "Tip" Hayes walked away from the WNBA after eleven seasons, worn down by a decade of playing…
SF Can't Tax OpenAI Stock. It Can Tax the Mansions That Stock Buys.
PublishedCity economist Ted Egan projects the OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs will generate over $10 billion for San Francisco — but…
Willie Brown Picks Both D10 Frontrunners as Bayview's Supervisor Race Divides SF's Political World
PublishedWillie Brown has done something unusual even by his standards: endorsed both frontrunners in the race to replace…
SF Home Prices Are Rising Fastest in the Nation. San Jose's Are Falling Fastest. Welcome to the Bay Area's Housing Split.
PublishedWhile the median U.S. monthly housing payment just hit $2,647 — its highest level in a year — the Bay Area is telling…
AT&T's 100-Foot Monopole Is Going Up in Diamond Heights — and Federal Law Tied the City's Hands
PublishedThe San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 10–1 in February to clear AT&T's path to a 104-foot cell tower on the edge…
DEA, IRS, and Marshals Were Secretly Querying SF's License-Plate Network. An Audit Found Them Out.
PublishedSan Francisco police discovered that federal and out-of-state agencies ran at least 299 illegal queries against the…
SF's $40M Embarcadero Overhaul Moves Forward — Here's the Real Answer on the Money
PublishedSan Francisco's Recreation and Parks Commission is expected to sign off Thursday on a concept plan for a $40 million…