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CaliBunga Waterpark in San Jose Is Dark for Summer 2026 — City Selects New Partner for Reimagining
PublishedSan Jose's waterpark at Lake Cunningham — known most recently as CaliBunga, for 38 years before that as Raging Waters —…
At Noon in the Mission, Mexico Wins — and the Mayor Shows Up
PublishedThe FIFA World Cup's opening match — Mexico 2, South Africa 0 — turned Napper Tandy and the surrounding Mission blocks…
Oakland Athletic Club Reopens at 59 Grand Under New Local Ownership
PublishedThe Uptown Oakland sports bar closed February 8 after eight years under original owners.
A San Bruno Engineer Built an Open-Source System That Projects SFO Flights on His Ceiling. 2,600 Developers Want It Too.
PublishedCameron Paczek lives directly under SFO's approach corridor in San Bruno.
Portsmouth Square Broke Ground Monday. The Bridge Goes Next.
PublishedSan Francisco broke ground June 9 on a $73 million renovation of Portsmouth Square, Chinatown's 1.3-acre central park.
At 2550 Mission Street, a 110-Year-Old Theater Gets a New Name — Inside
PublishedAlamo Drafthouse announced Wednesday that the New Mission Theater will be permanently rechristened the Christopher…
Skip the Fog Belt: Crown Beach in Alameda Is the Right Weekend Beach Call
PublishedThe heat advisory is over but the beach impulse isn't.
Shuggie's to Close July 11 After Four Years in the Mission
PublishedKayla Abe and David Murphy announced the closure of their food waste-focused restaurant at 3349 23rd St.
Ordered to provide sunlight in 2023, San Francisco still jails women without it, new suit alleges
PublishedNine women held in San Francisco's County Jail No.
After Shelving the BUILD Act, Lurie and Mahmood Push a Standalone 'Foreclosure Tax' for November
PublishedDays after pausing a transfer-tax cut that critics said would have blown a $400 million hole in the city budget, Mayor…
The Gilroy ICE Facility Was Planned on Land With 30 Years of Chemical Spills. California Just Filed Suit to Stop It.
PublishedCalifornia and Santa Clara County filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday to halt construction of a planned ICE facility near…
Berkeley Scraps Containment Map After Leptospirosis Kills Resident in RV Swarming With Nearly 200 Rats
PublishedA Berkeley resident died in May after contracting leptospirosis while living in a recreational vehicle that harbored…
Berkeley Police Arrest Suspect in Animal Shelter Arson as Investigators Probe a Second Act of Vandalism
PublishedBerkeley police have arrested a 48-year-old man on suspicion of setting the fire that shuttered the city's animal…
The Kid They Said Couldn't Hit Lefties Just Made Baseball History Against One
PublishedDown nine runs with six outs left Wednesday afternoon at Oracle Park, Bryce Eldridge hit a walk-off grand slam off a…
OpenAI's S-1 Starts the Housing Clock San Francisco Has Been Dreading
PublishedOpenAI confidentially filed its S-1 on June 8 and SpaceX priced its $1.75 trillion Nasdaq IPO three days later —…
Anthropic's $150 Million Claude Corps Bets Fellows Can Fill the AmeriCorps Gap
PublishedAnthropic will commit $150 million to embed 1,000 early-career fellows at nonprofits nationwide — announced ten days…
20,000 RSVPs: San Jose's World Cup Opener Lands at San Pedro Square
PublishedThe FIFA World Cup opened Thursday with San Pedro Square as the South Bay's official hub — 20,000+ RSVPs, 104 matches…
Shakira Opened the World Cup Today. Katy Perry and Future Have the US Ceremony Tomorrow in LA.
PublishedThree opening ceremonies across two days kick off the 2026 World Cup.
Bay Area Public Pools Are Open for the Heat Wave — Here's What You'll Pay to Get In
PublishedWith a Heat Advisory running through 11 p.m.
Berkeley's Weekend Is Stacked: Flea Market Revival, Movies in the Park Kickoff, and Three Free Saturday Markets
PublishedThe Berkeley Flea Market — a community fixture near Ashby BART since 1973 — holds its grand reopening Saturday.
Formal Plans Filed for 379 Units Atop the Bernal Heights Safeway at 3350 Mission
PublishedAlign Real Estate filed a formal planning application this week to redevelop the Bernal Heights Safeway at 3350 Mission…
East Bay Bars and Restaurants Bet on 38 Days of the World Cup
PublishedThe tournament opens today and runs through July 19.
Step Inside the 1966 Trans Uprising: SF's Longest-Running Play Is an Immersive Diner in the Tenderloin
PublishedCompton's Cafeteria Riot drops you into a recreated 1960s Tenderloin diner and lets the events of August 1966 erupt…
After 30 Years, Make Out Room and Latin American Club Head to Market
PublishedMarty Rapalski, who has owned both 22nd Street bars since the 1990s, is listing them separately and will start…