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Bay Area AI: Summit Riches, Street‑Level Resistance
The Bay Area's AI industry, flush with investment and high-profile summits, faces growing skepticism and resistance at…
Haight Street Cafe Put AI Food Images in Its Window. The Neighborhood Spray‑Painted It Back.
A new SF cafe, Grind and Unwind, used AI-generated images on a window menu sign and got two things back: online…
San Francisco Has Rules About Posters on Poles. Do You Know Them?
The casual act of removing flyers from San Francisco's utility poles highlights the city's strict, yet challenged…
On Florence Avenue in Sebastopol, a Sculptor Kept Giving His Street Away
Since 2001, Patrick Amiot has been welding junk into sculpture and giving the pieces to his neighbors on Florence…
Four Bay Area Art Installations Are Nominees for World's Best — Voting Closes July 31
Four Bay Area public art works — including a volunteer-built dragon in Golden Gate Park and a light sculpture at UC…
New Restaurants Signal Lower Nob Hill Retail Resilience Amidst Low Vacancy
Lower Nob Hill sees new food and beverage businesses open amidst a tight retail market, defying broader commercial…
BART's Ashby West Lot, Built on Displaced Black Neighborhood, Will Become 600 Apartments
A four-acre South Berkeley parking lot that BART carved from a predominantly Black neighborhood will be redeveloped…
AGI Summit Draws Major AI, VC Players to SF's Palace of Fine Arts, Plans 2026 Return
The AGI Summit, a recurring industry-focused event at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, concluded its 2024…
Charlie Cunningham, Prolific Marin Mountain Bike Innovator, Dies at 77
Charlie Cunningham, a pioneering mountain bike innovator from Marin County, has died at 77, leaving behind a legacy of…
Charley Crockett Plays Stern Grove This Afternoon — Lottery Tickets Are Gone, But You Can Still Get In
Charley Crockett performs free at Stern Grove today at 2 p.m.
El Niño's Uneven Impact: Coastal Flooding Looms for San Francisco
A particularly strong El Niño is expected to form by October, prompting questions about its impact on San Francisco.
Fleeing Suspect on Electric Scooter Hits 72‑Year‑Old Woman on Powell Street; DA Files Elder Abuse Charge
A 35-year-old man wanted on a federal warrant rode an electric scooter into a 72-year-old woman on Powell Street Sunday…
The Beautiful Argument: What Spain vs. Argentina Will Actually Settle
The World Cup Final comes to Levi's Stadium tonight — to the house where Brock Purdy lives, on the ground where the Bay…
Free Jazz in Livermore: Mimi Fox and Jeff Denson Play the Library
Guitarist Mimi Fox and bassist Jeff Denson play the Livermore Civic Center Library this Sunday, July 19, at 2 p.m.
Hayes Valley: Online Drama vs. Real‑World Divides on Hayes and Linden Streets
Online chatter suggests Hayes Valley is rife with division, but an examination of local issues, permits, and city data…
Big Basin Is Open for Summer. Take the Bus — It Gets You In Free.
The Sequoia Trail to Sempervirens Falls reopened in May, giving Big Basin its best day-hike loop since the 2020 fire.
Oakland Landmarks by Lake Merritt Featured in 2005 Film "Bee Season"
Two Oakland landmarks near Lake Merritt, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and the Calvin Simmons Theatre, were key…
Grand Lake Theater Fills Its Main House for 70mm 'Odyssey' — Boots Riley Two Screens Over
The Grand Lake Theater's 3:45pm 70mm showing of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey drew a packed house on July 19 — a…
Oakland's Zanzi Nurtures a Weekly Amapiano Vibe
Experience the rich sounds of Amapiano, Afrohouse, and Afrobeats every Monday night for free at Zanzi Oakland…
East Bay Shops and Global Sourcing for Authentic Fulani Hats
For those seeking authentic Fulani hats, resources span from established East Bay stores like Sami African Imports and…
SF Shuffleboard Is Mostly 21+. One Bar Has a Kids' Window — and Its Website Is Down.
Bar shuffleboard in SF is nearly all 21+.
San Francisco's Fabled "Convection Straw" Faces an Uncertain Climate Future
Amid intensifying Central Valley heat, San Francisco's unique "convection straw" cooling effect faces an uncertain…
SF's Rain Gardens Are Removing Pollutants They Were Never Designed to Catch
A San Francisco Estuary Institute study found that rain gardens at four San Francisco sites cut levels of 21 toxic…
One Trailer Per Parcel: What Off‑Grid Living Actually Looks Like in Sonoma County
Sonoma County legalized one tiny home per unincorporated parcel in 2023, ending a cycle of roughly 200 low-income…