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The Levi's Logo Is Under a Tarp, and Argentina Is Resting Messi: An Under for the Group J Finale

There's a photo making the rounds on r/bayarea — fans packed into Levi's Stadium, scarves up, for a World Cup group…

SportsJune 27, 2026

50 Years Ago, They Rode to the Front. They Haven't Left.

The Women's Motorcycle Contingent marks its 50th year leading the SF Pride Parade on Sunday.

EventsJune 26, 2026

Fight for the Future Names Three Castro Bars in Pride Weekend Advisory Over ID Scanners

A national digital rights group issued a safety advisory this week naming Badlands, Toad Hall, and The Mix — urging…

CultureJune 26, 2026

The USMNT‑Bosnia Line Is Boring. The Total Isn't.

We finally know the dance partner. After a week of "Bosnia, probably," it's Bosnia, definitely — the USMNT's Round of…

SportsJune 26, 2026

What SF's Dog License Data Gets Wrong About Your Neighborhood

San Francisco Animal Care and Control records paint a clean geographic picture — Labs to the west, Chihuahuas to the…

CultureJune 26, 2026

On Geary, a Ramen Spot Cleared Out. On Clement, So Did the Post Office.

Two Outer Richmond fixtures have closed — Noodle in a Haystack at 4601 Geary Blvd and the Contract Postal Unit at 837…

CultureJune 26, 2026

The Sponsors Are Back — Just Not the Ones Who Bailed in 2025

SF Pride went into 2026 with a $300K hole from last year's corporate walkouts.

EventsJune 26, 2026

Corpse Flower 'Scarlet' Is Blooming at the Conservatory of Flowers — But Only Until Tonight

A titan arum named Scarlet opened Wednesday evening at the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park.

EventsJune 26, 2026

Ex‑Facebook Policy Chief Sues Meta Over Gag Order That Counted Every Book Sale as a $50,000 Violation

Sarah Wynn-Williams, fired from Facebook in 2017, filed suit in the Northern District of California to void an…

TechJune 26, 2026

(un)PTO's Monday Hike Is the One You Can Muni To

The Bay Area's weekday hiking group for laid-off workers heads into Golden Gate Park on June 29 — 6.8 miles, mostly…

EventsJune 26, 2026

The Townhouse Closes in Emeryville After 36 Years in Its Century‑Old Building

The Townhouse Restaurant at 5862 Doyle Street in Emeryville closed June 22 after 36 years in a building that dates to…

FoodJune 26, 2026

Free Sunday Market in Sebastopol Doubles as a Blacksmith Guild's Public Debut

The Sonoma County Blacksmith Guild holds its soft-launch at the Sebastopol Grange Hall on Sunday, June 28 — free…

EventsJune 26, 2026

The Bay Area's AI Gains Are Private. Its Costs Are Distributed. Nothing in the Law Changes That.

A Hillsborough $40M listing, Oracle's 10-K, 381 Sunnyvale layoffs, a 4-3 school budget vote, and an SF ordinance that…

TechJune 26, 2026

Berkeley Seventh Grader Is the Only California Student at the National Braille Challenge Finals

Kai Wang, 13, practices on a Perkins Brailler in the basement of his Central Berkeley home.

CultureJune 26, 2026

Second Excavation at Miranda's Rescue Recovers 117 Dogs and a Barn Full of Collars

Investigators completing a second search at 1603 Sandy Prairie Road in Fortuna recovered 117 intact canine carcasses…

CultureJune 26, 2026

USMNT vs. Bosnia Is Tuesday. The South Bay Has a Full Weekend Plan Before Kickoff.

With USMNT's first home-soil World Cup knockout match since 1994 set for Tuesday at Levi's, two days of organized…

EventsJune 26, 2026

Enclos in Sonoma Earns Three Michelin Stars After a Two‑Year, Zero‑to‑Three Ascent

The 30-seat farm-estate tasting room at 139 East Napa Street earned two stars in its first year of Michelin eligibility…

FoodJune 26, 2026

Mexico Goes to Knockout Soccer Monday. Show Up at San Pedro Square Early or Watch from Home.

Mexico's first elimination match is Monday, June 30, at 6 p.m.

EventsJune 26, 2026

The Sharks Took the Sedins' Heir at No. 2. The Boring Part Is the Best Part.

There was no suspense at No. 2, and that is exactly the point. Gavin McKenna went first to Toronto. Then San Jose…

SportsJune 26, 2026

SF General Fixed Its ER. UCSF, Sitting on an $809M Surplus, Let Its Get Worse.

San Francisco's busiest and most stretched emergency department — Zuckerberg SF General, a trauma center serving…

PoliticsJune 26, 2026

California Invokes 60‑Year Farmland Law to Stop ICE From Building While the Lawsuit Is Still Pending

With construction actively underway on a 24.5-acre site outside Gilroy, California's Attorney General and Santa Clara…

PoliticsJune 26, 2026

The AI Boom Built Cupertino. Now It's Costing Apple Shareholders $250 Billion.

Apple's stock fell nearly 6% Thursday — its worst single-day performance in more than a year — after the Cupertino…

PoliticsJune 26, 2026

For 2½ Years, SF's Own Monitors Flagged HomeRise. Women Inside Say a Case Manager's Abuse Went Unchecked Anyway.

San Francisco kept tens of millions in annual funding flowing to HomeRise — one of the city's largest operators of…

PoliticsJune 26, 2026

A Silver SUV in the Castro. A Gay Bar Smashed Twice in Vallejo. The Bay Area's Pride Weekend Arrives Under a Cloud.

In the ten days before San Francisco's largest Pride celebration in years, anti-LGBTQ incidents have piled up across…

PoliticsJune 26, 2026