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Supervisors Shut Down Illegal Mansion Conversion — And For Once, They Got It Right
PublishedIn a city where housing politics can make your head spin, the Board of Supervisors just made a surprisingly…
Buster Posey Admits What Giants Fans Already Know: Here We Go Again
PublishedIt's early. It's always early. That's the refrain Giants fans have been muttering into their garlic fries for what…
A Visitor Came to SF for a Night Out. He Never Made It Home.
PublishedSharbel Saker was 34 years old, visiting San Francisco from Los Angeles.
Considering Moving In Above El Rio? Here's What You're Actually Signing Up For
PublishedSomewhere in the Mission, a brave soul is apartment hunting and has apparently zeroed in on a unit in the same building…
Sausalito Discovers That State Housing Mandates Apply to Rich Towns, Too
PublishedSausalito — the quaint waterside enclave where houseboats cost more than most people's actual houses — is opening up…
One Developer Built a Real-Time Fog Tracker and It's the Most Bay Area Thing Ever
PublishedIf you've ever driven from the Mission to Ocean Beach and felt personally betrayed by the weather, someone finally…
Your Cat Looks Terrible and It's Not His Fault: The SF Guide to Finding a Groomer for Your Feral Roommate's Pet
PublishedThere's a quiet little crisis playing out in apartments across San Francisco, and it has nothing to do with rent prices…
The Emperor Has No Code: Sam Altman's Technical Cred Takes a Hit
PublishedIn a twist that will surprise approximately no one who's been paying attention, reports are emerging that OpenAI CEO…
The $850 Question: What's It Actually Worth to Love Where You Live?
PublishedHere's a story that cuts against the dominant narrative — the one where everyone's fleeing San Francisco for cheaper…
No, We Won't Ask You to Fund Our Spring Bloom Match Drive
PublishedIt's that time of year again — when your favorite nonprofit newsrooms flood your inbox begging for cash, complete with…
SF Zoo Gets $8.5 Million Bailout Because Apparently Closing It Would Cost Even More
PublishedHere's a fun riddle for San Francisco taxpayers: What do you do when a city institution is hemorrhaging money?
SF's New Homelessness Chief: Another Out-of-Towner With a Résumé and a Prayer
PublishedMayor Daniel Lurie has tapped Michael Levine, a Massachusetts Medicaid executive, to lead San Francisco's Department of…
Stern Grove Festival Drops Its 2026 Lineup — And Yes, It's Still Free
PublishedThe Stern Grove Festival just announced its 2026 lineup, and once again, San Francisco's favorite outdoor concert…
Fielder's Extended Leave Raises a Fair Question: Who's Representing the Mission?
PublishedSupervisor Jackie Fielder has extended her mental health leave of absence through June 30, leaving the Mission District…
Oracle Dumps 500+ Silicon Valley Workers — But Can You Blame Them?
PublishedOracle just handed pink slips to more than 500 workers across Silicon Valley, part of a broader wave of over 700…
Bay Area Transit Is Losing Millions to Credit Card Fees It Should Have Seen Coming
PublishedHere's a fun one: Bay Area transit agencies are now hemorrhaging over $1 million a month in credit card processing fees…
SF Cut Legal Aid Funding, Then Handed Millions to One Nonprofit — No Bids Required
PublishedHere's a story that should make every San Francisco taxpayer's blood pressure spike.
SF's Ghost Town Commute Proves What We've Always Known: School Traffic Is the Real Boss
PublishedIf your morning commute felt suspiciously smooth this week — like, "did I accidentally teleport?" smooth — you weren't…
Eastbound I-80 Full Closure Hits SF — Hope You Weren't Planning to Leave
PublishedIf your Thursday plans on April 17 involved heading eastbound on I-80 out of San Francisco, you might want to rethink…
The 'Why Would You Want to Live There' Crowd Can Kick Rocks
PublishedThere's a certain kind of person — usually living somewhere with a Chili's as the cultural centerpiece — who hears…
Five Minutes at Whole Foods and Your Bike Is Gone: SF's Theft Problem Is a Policy Problem
PublishedHere's your San Francisco experience in a nutshell: you pop into Whole Foods on 4th Street for five minutes — five…
Your Cheap E-Bike Battery Might Burn Down Your Apartment Building
PublishedHere's a rare case where San Francisco government might actually be doing something that makes sense: the city is…
District 2's Big Question: Should Relapsing Addicts Lose Their Housing?
PublishedIf you want to understand the philosophical fault lines running through San Francisco politics right now, look no…
A Visitor's Guide to Eating Well in SF (Without Needing a Blazer)
PublishedThere's a certain kind of traveler we respect: the solo operator who does their homework, shows up with a spreadsheet…