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The Sky Opened Up and the Storm Drains Didn't: Bay Area's Biggest Downpour of the Season Exposes the Usual Problems
PublishedIf you were anywhere in the Bay Area around 5:15 PM yesterday, you already know.
Help Find Hira: Small Black Dog on the Loose in Nob Hill and Marina
PublishedWe don't usually do lost dog posts, but this is San Francisco, and if you can't count on your neighbors to help find a…
Antisemitic Harassment in North Beach Is Everyone's Problem
PublishedA young woman was harassed outside Vesuvio in North Beach late Saturday night for the crime of being Jewish.
One San Franciscan Did What the City's Billion-Dollar Budget Couldn't
PublishedSan Francisco spends over $1 billion a year on homelessness.
Blooming Wisdom Wants You to Dance Your Way to Enlightenment This Weekend
PublishedLook, we're generally skeptical of events that combine the words "wisdom" and "dance party" — that combination usually…
Fifty Years of Punk in SF: The City That Taught America to Spit at Authority
PublishedSan Francisco is marking 50 years of punk rock — and if there's one thing a liberty-minded publication can get behind…
SF Restaurant Week Returns — But Is Anyone Actually Excited?
PublishedSan Francisco Restaurant Week is back for its spring run, April 10-19, promising ten days of prix fixe menus at…
Your Lunch Break Around Montgomery Station Is Criminally Underused
PublishedHere's a confession most FiDi workers won't make: you eat at your desk, stare at Slack, and take the same route from…
When Your Entire Social Life Becomes a Performance Review
PublishedHere's a question that cuts to something real about San Francisco in 2025: Can you make a friend in this city without…
Bay Area Child Care Isn't a Crisis — It's a Policy Failure Decades in the Making
PublishedHere's a fun math problem for Bay Area parents: Take your paycheck.
Someone Finally Mapped SF's Best Remote Work Spots — And the Free Market Delivered Again
PublishedHere's a feel-good story about someone solving a problem without a single dollar of taxpayer money or a single city…
Rain in SF: The City's Free Street-Cleaning Service Returns
PublishedIf you stepped outside today and felt something wet hit your face, don't panic — it's just rain.
Your Dog Does Not Need a Booth Seat at In-N-Out
PublishedWe need to talk about the dogs. Not the ones on patios, leashed under a table at a brewery, minding their business…
Free Museum Day at MoAD: Your Wallet Gets a Break, Your Mind Gets to Work
PublishedThe Museum of the African Diaspora — MoAD, for those in the know — is offering a free museum day, and honestly, there's…
Makers Market Returns to Mill Valley Lumber Yard — A Reminder That Commerce Works Best Without Red Tape
PublishedIf you want to see the free market in its purest, most charming form, skip the policy papers and head to the Makers…
Free Plants, No Bureaucracy: SF Botanical Garden's Spring Market Is the Rare Government Win
PublishedHere's something you don't hear us say often: a city-affiliated institution is doing something nice, and it's actually…
Oakland's Free Pop-Up Kids Museum Is the Rare Government-Adjacent Thing That Actually Works
PublishedHere's something you don't hear us say often: a free public program that sounds like it's actually worth showing up for.
Escape the City: Crockett's Model Train Open House Is the Most Wholesome Thing Happening This Weekend
PublishedSometimes you need a reminder that not everything in the Bay Area involves a budget crisis, a crumbling Muni station…
Skip the Couch: Mission Open Studios Is Free, Local, and Actually Worth Your Weekend
PublishedIf you're looking for an excuse to get off your phone and into something real this weekend, here's one that won't cost…
SF's Over-40 Crowd Wants to Dance — And Be Home by Midnight
PublishedThere's a quiet revolution happening in San Francisco nightlife, and it doesn't involve bottle service, velvet ropes…
Your Guide to the Best Persian Food in San Francisco
PublishedSan Francisco punches above its weight in a lot of culinary categories, and Persian cuisine is quietly one of them.
San Francisco's Newest Ride: Fun-Sized, Budget-Sized, and Probably More Reliable Than Muni
PublishedThere's a new ride rolling into San Francisco, and for once, it didn't require a $4 billion bond measure, a decade of…
Mountain Lions Are Moving to SF Because We Won't Build Them a Highway
PublishedA young mountain lion walks 50 miles through some of the most developed real estate on the planet, dodges traffic on…
Treasure Island's Shiny New Condos Have a Glowing Problem — And We Don't Mean the Views
PublishedTreasure Island is having a moment. Sleek new developments, stunning Bay views, and prices that — by San Francisco…