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SFMOMA Goes Wild, Robots Fly Coach, and SF's Elite Keep It... In the Family?
PublishedIt's another week in the Bay Area cultural scene, which means another round of headlines that sound like they were…
SFO Just Unlocked a Core Memory: Walking Someone to Their Gate
PublishedRemember when you could walk Grandma all the way to her gate, wave at the plane from the window, and nobody treated you…
The Best Free Thing in SF You're Probably Not Using: Legion of Honor Saturdays
PublishedHere's a rare case of a government-funded institution actually giving something back to the people who fund it: the…
Susan G. Komen Brings Health Education to SF — But Is Another Workshop What We Need?
PublishedSusan G. Komen is hosting an EmpowerED Workshop in San Francisco, aimed at educating community members about breast…
Amy Bouchard Takes the Stage Solo at The Marsh — SF's Home for One-Person Shows
PublishedThe Marsh, San Francisco's beloved breeding ground for solo performance, is hosting Amy Bouchard for a solo show — and…
The Permanent Grand Opening: Irving Street's Grocery Stores Have Cracked the Code
PublishedWalk down Irving Street in the Sunset and you'll notice something peculiar: grand opening banners that have been…
Late-Night Bay Bridge Pileup: Another Reminder That SF's Commute Infrastructure Is Held Together by Prayers
PublishedMultiple vehicles collided on the Bay Bridge late Wednesday night, snarling inbound traffic toward downtown San…
Waymo Steals Your Luggage, Then Offers to Let You Pay for Shipping
PublishedA San Jose airport passenger recently learned the hard way that the robot car revolution still has a few bugs to work…
Finding a Dentist in SF Shouldn't Require a Therapist
PublishedLet's talk about something that isn't exactly fiscal policy or city hall corruption, but might be just as painful…
Kesha Is Moving to San Francisco. Welcome to the Jungle, Girl.
PublishedPop icon Kesha — yes, that Kesha — is apparently packing her bags and heading to San Francisco.
The Market Nobody Talks About: Cleaning Your Way Out of a Rough Patch
PublishedHere's something that doesn't make the usual SF news cycle but probably should: there's a quiet, growing demand in this…
Palo Alto's Youth Suicide Crisis Has Been Killing Kids for Decades. The Adults Keep Stalling.
PublishedPalo Alto is an outlier — and not the kind Silicon Valley likes to brag about.
One Tiny Chick, One Big Heart: A Fremont Rescue Mission
PublishedSomewhere in a Fremont parking lot, a baby chick with a bum leg is having the worst week of its life.
A Child Had to Pull the Trigger: Benicia Shooting Raises Hard Questions Nobody Wants to Ask
PublishedA child in Benicia fatally shot a family member in what police are calling an act of self-defense.
Craigslist Is Still the Most Honest Place on the Internet
PublishedIn an age of algorithmic feeds, curated LinkedIn posts, and AI-generated slop, one San Franciscan did something…
The Presidio's Forgotten Hospital: When San Francisco Actually Built Things That Lasted
PublishedBefore the Presidio became a national park dotted with luxury housing and a George Lucas campus, it was a working…
The Bridge Disappears Again — And We're Still Not Over It
PublishedThere's a reason photographers camp out at Battery Spencer at 5 a.m.
Why the J Train Literally Runs Through People's Backyards
PublishedIf you've ever ridden the J Church between 18th and 22nd Streets, you've experienced one of San Francisco's weirdest…
San Francisco Mornings Are Still Undefeated
PublishedSay what you will about San Francisco — the budget deficits, the bureaucratic bloat, the $1.7 million public toilets —…
Free Health Party Returns to SF This Saturday — No Insurance, No Catch
PublishedHere's something that actually works the way things should: community health resources delivered directly to people, no…
CatchLight Live 2026: A Visual Storytelling Summit Comes to KQED
PublishedCatchLight Live 2026 is bringing its Visual Storytelling Summit to KQED's San Francisco headquarters, and whether…
El Cerrito's Hillside Festival Returns — A Reminder That Community Doesn't Require a Government Budget Line
PublishedJust across the Bay, the city of El Cerrito is gearing up for its beloved Hillside Festival — a community celebration…
Electroluxx Brings The Blessed Madonna to The Midway — Your Weekend Plans Just Got Sorted
PublishedIf you've been waiting for a reason to dust off your dancing shoes and actually leave your apartment on a weekend…
A Breakup, a Sidewalk, and the Disappearing Art of the Inner Richmond
PublishedThere are bad breakups, and then there's dumping your ex's art collection on a street corner in the Inner Richmond like…