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Vallejo Expands Free Graffiti Removal to Businesses, Citing Leftover Measure B Funds
Vallejo has expanded its long-running free graffiti removal program to commercial properties, with city crews now…
Mount Sutro Historic Trail's "Early 2026" Reopening Deadline Passes with Gates Still Shut
UCSF's target reopening dates for the Mount Sutro Historic Trail and Medical Center Way have passed, yet both remain…
At Lake Temescal, the No‑Swimming Signs Came Down. An Aerator Explains Why.
For most of the past decade, toxic cyanobacteria kept Oakland's Temescal swim beach closed more days than open.
Waller Street Buildings Mark Administrative Close with $1 Permits
Two apartment buildings on Waller Street in Haight Ashbury recently filed permits with a nominal cost of $1, signaling…
Golden Gate Park Cut the City's Grid in 1870. Its Two Edges Still Read Differently.
How an 1870 decision to build 1,013 acres of park on San Francisco's western sand dunes severed the city's street grid…
Harvey's Is History. Caesars Just Spent $200M to Prove It.
Caesars Entertainment opened Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe on July 6, completing a two-phase, $200 million renovation…
San Francisco Art Book Fair Draws 30,000, Gets an Unsanctioned "Bat Witch Ghost"
At the recent San Francisco Art Book Fair, local artist Aaron Wojack, whose official proposal was rejected, showed up…
Airport Home Appliance Has Been Homewise Since December. The Family Just Took Years to Agree on It.
Airport Home Appliance rebranded as Homewise Appliance in December 2025 — an internal family decision, no acquisition…
Dick Vivian, Soulful Maestro of Rooky Ricardo's Records, Dies at 78
Dick Vivian, the beloved owner of Rooky Ricardo's Records in San Francisco's Lower Haight, known for his encyclopedic…
At DNA Lounge and a Berkeley Craft Beer Bar, Nu‑Metal Has a Night — Just Not Every Night
The Bay Area's nu-metal and metalcore scene lives on the calendar, not the corner.
Jeff Kent, Bay Area Icon, Inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Jeff Kent, the former San Francisco Giants second baseman who earned the National League MVP award…
DCCC Locks In Aug. 26 D8 Endorsement Date as Sexual Assault Investigation Drags On
The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee has set August 26 as the date to vote on its District 8…
NVIDIA and SK Group Announce $500 Billion AI Factories Initiative in South Korea
NVIDIA, in partnership with SK Group, announced a sprawling "AI factories" initiative in South Korea, projected to be…
San Ramon's Persistent Quakes Challenge Bay Area's Perceived Seismic Quiet
A Reddit post questioning the Bay Area's seismic quietude sparks a deep dive into recent earthquake activity, revealing…
Unfiltered Wine Festival Aims to Bolster Local Wine in Bay Area Retail and Restaurants
The second annual Unfiltered wine festival in Berkeley, co-organized by Andrew Sullivan and Donkey & Goat Winery…
Gregory's Gourmet Desserts Opens San Ramon Outpost
Oakland's Gregory's Gourmet Desserts has expanded its operation, opening a new San Ramon outpost on July 21, bringing…
The Cardinal’s New Union: Stanford Football Plants A Flag For Player Power In College Athletics
Stanford football players have quietly formed the first player-led College Football Players Association chapter…
No 70mm "Odyssey" for Bay Area on August 19. Here's what's actually playing.
A recent Reddit query highlights demand for a non-existent IMAX 70mm screening of 2001: A Space Odyssey on August 19…
St. Vincent with the San Francisco Symphony, Wednesday at Davies — Tickets Still Available
St. Vincent performs with the San Francisco Symphony on Wednesday, July 30 at Davies Symphony Hall. Tickets start at…
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Returns October 2–4. Here's How to Stay Close Enough to Walk.
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass runs free October 2–4, 2026 in Golden Gate Park.
An SFO Layover With Time to Burn: 32 Minutes to the Ferry Building
A 9:30 a.m. arrival and a 7:40 p.m. departure gives you a real day in San Francisco. BART gets you to the waterfront in…
At Bay Area AMC Theaters, Patrons Are Measuring 113 dB Peaks — and Walking Out Midshow
Customers at South Bay AMC theaters have been measuring peak sound levels above 113 dB during screenings — well above…
Temescal Opens Its Private Edible Gardens to the Public This Saturday — Free, All Ages
The Temescal Open Edible Garden Day returns on Saturday, August 1, turning private backyards across an Oakland…
Party Pig Closes on Geary Blvd. After 14 Months
Party Pig, the all-you-can-eat sushi and hot pot restaurant at 3567 Geary Blvd., has permanently closed — about 14…