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The Vallejo Stairway View That Reminds You Why You Put Up With SF's Nonsense
PublishedSometimes you need a reminder that San Francisco is, underneath all the budget deficits and bureaucratic dysfunction…
When the People Guarding Your Safety Can't Guard Their Own Cash
PublishedHere's a question for you: If someone can't be trusted with a union checkbook, should they be trusted as a top aide to…
Your Guide to SF's VIP Nightlife — Because You Earned That Bottle Service
PublishedLook, we get it. You just survived three years of law school, a mountain of student debt, and enough case briefs to…
Prefab Housing: Sacramento's Latest Silver Bullet or Another Expensive Experiment?
PublishedCalifornia legislators, led by Oakland Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, are pushing a package of six bills designed to make…
OpenAI Now Has a Bigger Office Footprint Than Salesforce. Let That Sink In.
PublishedThere's been a quiet reshuffling of the San Francisco commercial real estate leaderboard, and it tells you everything…
Apple Park and the Self-Inflicted Wound of Cupertino
PublishedApple Park is a $5 billion spaceship that landed in Cupertino and — stop the presses — brought wealth, traffic, and…
SFUSD Wants to Overhaul Its Curriculum — But Won't Let Parents See the Playbook
PublishedSan Francisco's public school students are finally getting new history and social studies textbooks.
The 1 Line Is Falling Apart, But At Least We're Polite About It
PublishedThere are two kinds of Muni conversations happening in San Francisco right now, and together they paint a perfect…
Marina Goes Dark: Multiple Blocks Lose Power, PG&E Offers a Shrug and a 3 AM ETA
PublishedMultiple blocks across the Marina District went dark last night, knocking out power for residents and sending fire…
Lost Fluffy Frenchie Roaming the Mission — and Locals Have Some Advice
PublishedA fluffy French Bulldog was found wandering near Mission and Maynard Street this weekend, collarless (well, no name tag…
SF's Comedy Scene Is Thriving — And Your Wallet Can Actually Survive It
PublishedSan Francisco has a reputation for being the city where your bank account goes to die.
Golden Gate Park Is Giving Away Free Fun This Summer — No Tax Dollars Required From Your Wallet
PublishedHere's a radical concept for a city that charges you $15 to park, $8 for a coffee, and roughly your firstborn for a…
Dead Heads Rejoice: Jason Movrich & Friends Bring the Grateful Dead to SF
PublishedIf you've ever wanted to experience the Grateful Dead without the time machine (or the questionable van ride), Jason…
SF Wants Doctors to Prescribe Parks Instead of Pills — And Taxpayers Get the Bill
PublishedHere's an idea that sounds lovely on a bumper sticker: doctors writing prescriptions for seniors to spend time in parks.
Skyline College Proves You Don't Need a Six-Figure MFA to Make Real Art
PublishedFor 26 years now, Skyline College has been quietly doing something that most elite art institutions charge a small…
Help Find Kayshaunn Wortham: 23-Year-Old Missing From Ocean Beach Area Since April 22
PublishedWe don't usually run missing person alerts, but when a desperate parent reaches out to the city for help finding their…
Forget TED Talks: SETI Scientists Are Buying Rounds and Talking Aliens at a Mission Bar
PublishedHere's something San Francisco still gets beautifully right: world-class scientists walking into a neighborhood bar and…
A Tribe, Roger Stone, and the Presidio Walk Into a Bar...
PublishedA Native American tribe is asking the Trump administration to hand over the Presidio — yes, the entire 1,500-acre…
San Francisco's Main Character Syndrome Is Getting Out of Hand
PublishedSomewhere along the way, San Francisco collectively decided that every public space is your personal living room — and…
Film Photography Is Alive and Well at Euclid & Manzanita
PublishedIn a city that spends billions on grand plans that rarely pan out, it's worth pausing to appreciate the people who make…
Camp Fluff Brings Contemporary Art to Little Raven Gallery — Because SF's Art Scene Isn't Dead Yet
PublishedFor all the doom and gloom about San Francisco's cultural decline — and trust us, we've contributed our fair share —…
Drink & Draft: SF's Low-Key Answer to Overprogrammed Nightlife
PublishedSometimes the best things in San Francisco aren't funded by a $2 million city grant or approved by three separate…
San Francisco's Dating Scene Goes Full Tantric — And Honestly, Why Not?
PublishedIn a city where people swipe through potential partners faster than they scroll through Slack notifications, one event…
The Castro Theatre Keeps Betting on Live Comedy — And It Might Actually Be Working
PublishedThe Castro Theatre is hosting comedy powerhouse Jessica Kirson for a live show, and honestly?