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A "For Sale" Sign on the Building at 303 Castro May Mean Line 51 Brewing Is Done
PublishedAn r/oakland post this week described a "building for lease or sale" sign at 303 Castro Street, home to Line 51…
The Team That Stayed: Oakland Roots Want 8,000 Seats on the Ground a Billionaire Walked Away From
PublishedOakland lost the Warriors to San Francisco, the Raiders to Las Vegas, and the A's to a parking lot in Las Vegas by way…
FIFA Erased the Word 'Levi's' From the Stadium. Then It Lied About Where the Building Is.
PublishedFIFA's clean-stadium policy did something this month that no amount of Bay Area civic complaint ever managed: it took…
Dandelion Chocolate Signs Five-Year Lease in Union Square
PublishedThe SF bean-to-bar company converts an SF New Deal pop-up at 167 Powell St.
The Cheeseboard and the Comedy: @simonacruzer's 'North Berkeley Mom' Is Going Viral
PublishedCreator Simona Ruzer (@simonacruzer), a documented viral figure since a 2023 TikTok exit video, is now circulating…
Orange-Red Steel on Crescent Lawn: BAMPFA's New di Suvero Returns a Sculptor to His Campus
PublishedMark di Suvero's Mamma Mobius — a Möbius strip-inspired sculpture in orange-red steel — has been permanently installed…
Pier 29 Was Parking. This Fall, Dave Eggers Is Filling It With Artists.
PublishedDave Eggers spotted Pier 29's vacant 100,000-square-foot warehouse while biking the Embarcadero in 2022.
Berkeley's Pride Season Opens This Weekend and Runs to August 30
PublishedThe city's summer LGBTQ+ calendar starts Saturday with free documentary screenings and mortifying journal readings, and…
On Hyde Street, a Labor Organizer's Mural Sees Chinatown Without the Lanterns
PublishedKayan Cheung-Miaw's "This Asian American Life," now up on the Asian Art Museum's Lui Art Wall on Hyde Street, depicts…
No Messi. No Ronaldo. And That's the Best Thing About the Bay Area's World Cup Draw
PublishedHere's the complaint I keep hearing at Final Final, usually around the second pint: the Bay Area got robbed on the draw.
Matt Chapman's Loud June Is a Beautiful Mirage — and the Bullpen Is the Real Story
PublishedMatt Chapman is hitting .469 this month.
The Country's Biggest Carnivorous Plant Festival Is Free in Alameda This Saturday
PublishedThe Bay Area Carnivorous Plant Society's newly rebranded annual festival runs this Saturday at St.
(un)PTO Takes Its Monday Hike to Oakland's Redwoods This Week
PublishedThe Bay Area's Monday hiking group for the job-hunting heads to Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park on June 15 — its first…
A Fermentation Class in Dogpatch Where You Leave With Your Own Sauerkraut
PublishedPlot & Pantry is hosting an intimate hands-on fermentation workshop June 27 in Dogpatch — make sauerkraut and a…
A Flag Appeared at the Old Mission Police Station. Nobody Knows Whose.
PublishedA new flag appeared last week at 3057 17th Street, the 1902 former Mission Police Station held in near-total private…
Berkeley's Zone 0 Fire Rules Meet Their First Red-Flag Test — With Half the Hills Still Uninspected
PublishedThe first red flag warning of Berkeley's fire season arrived this week as a stress test of the city's signature…
Oakland Paid $376,000 to a Rescue That Was Killing Its Dogs
PublishedOakland Animal Services and its volunteer fundraising arm paid $376,000 over four years to a Humboldt County nonprofit…
The Bay Area's Heat Is Breaking. The Fire It Helped Start Still Isn't.
PublishedAs triple-digit temperatures peaked across the North Bay on Thursday — Petaluma hit 101°F just after 1 p.m.
Anthropic Ships Claude Fable 5, Its Most Powerful Model Yet — and the Bill Is Already the Story
PublishedAnthropic released Claude Fable 5 on June 9, its first publicly available Mythos-class model, pricing it at $10/$50 per…
Tom Hanks Left a Typewriter at 1823 University Ave. He Also Walked Out With One.
PublishedThe actor and collector stopped by Berkeley Typewriter last week, tested most of the inventory, bought a 1930s Royal…
Waymo Quietly Pulled Robotaxis from a SoMa Garage After a Reporter Started Asking About Them
PublishedTwo outlets independently confirmed that Waymo has been staging dozens of robotaxis in the shared parking garage of a…
World Cup Day One: San Jose's Neighborhood Watch Parties Delivered for Local Businesses
PublishedSantana Row's FIFA pop-up and the Eastridge Center opening-day party both drew strong crowds on the tournament's first…
The Donut Shop on 23rd That Won a National Award
PublishedRichmondside took first place in the 2026 Society of Features Journalism awards for a piece by intern Thomas Lyons on…
CaliBunga Waterpark in San Jose Is Dark for Summer 2026 — City Selects New Partner for Reimagining
PublishedSan Jose's waterpark at Lake Cunningham — known most recently as CaliBunga, for 38 years before that as Raging Waters —…