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Those Clipboard Hustlers on Market Street Don't Care About Your Cause — They Want Your Signature

If you've walked through any busy corridor in San Francisco lately — Market Street, Fisherman's Wharf, the Mission —…

PoliticsApril 10, 2026

Bring Stella Home: 16‑Year‑Old Dog Missing in Downtown SF

We don't usually do missing pet posts, but this one hits different.

GeneralNob HillApril 10, 2026

Dollar Drinks and DJ Battles: North Beach Gives Your Wallet a Night Off

Here's something you don't see every day in a city where a cocktail can run you $18 before tip: $1 Drink Fridays are…

EventsNorth BeachApril 10, 2026

The Warriors' Play‑In Survival Mode: Is This What We're Celebrating Now?

Let's be honest with ourselves, San Francisco.

SportsMission BayApril 10, 2026

Eric Swalwell's Governor Bid Is Imploding — And Nobody Should Be Surprised

Eric Swalwell wants to be your next governor.

PoliticsApril 10, 2026

Eric Swalwell's Gubernatorial Campaign Is Cooked — And He Should Have Known Better

Four women have now come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against East Bay Congressman Eric Swalwell…

PoliticsApril 10, 2026

Free Swing Dancing in Golden Gate Park: The Best Things in SF Cost Nothing

Here's a radical concept for a city where $100 in "fun money" supposedly won't get you much: go swing dancing in Golden…

EventsGolden Gate ParkApril 10, 2026

Why Is It So Hard for New Moms to Find Community in San Francisco?

Here's a question that shouldn't be hard to answer in a city of 800,000 people: Where can a new mom meet other new moms?

CultureMission BayApril 10, 2026

The Bay Area Commute Tax Nobody Talks About

Here's a question more Bay Area workers should be asking themselves: how much is your commute actually costing you?

GeneralApril 10, 2026

San Francisco's Apartment Entrances Are Doing the Most — And We're Here For It

Say what you will about San Francisco's housing market — the prices are absurd, the permitting process could make a…

HousingApril 10, 2026

The 1 California Is Too Slow and SFMTA Knows It — Now What?

If you're one of the 20,000 daily riders on the 1 California, you already know the problem: it's slow, it's unreliable…

TransitApril 10, 2026

The Chart That Explains Why Your Engineer Friends Still Have Roommates

There's a chart making the rounds that plots SF home prices against SF tech salaries since 2000, and it tells a story…

HousingApril 10, 2026

A Midnight Mystery: Lost German Wirehaired Pointer Needs His People

A Midnight Mystery: Lost German Wirehaired Pointer Needs His People Somewhere in San Francisco, someone is missing a…

GeneralApril 10, 2026

It's Drain Time: SF's Infrastructure Maintenance Problem Won't Fix Itself

Here's a fun exercise: next time it rains in San Francisco — which, granted, could be tomorrow or six months from now —…

PoliticsApril 10, 2026

Wait, Retailers Actually Want to Come Back to Downtown SF?

File this under "things we didn't have on our 2025 bingo card." Barnes & Noble, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdale's are all…

HousingUnion SquareApril 10, 2026

Philz Coffee Pulls Pride Flags, Discovers San Francisco Has Opinions

Philz Coffee — the once-beloved, unmistakably San Francisco coffee chain — just made one of the dumbest business…

CultureApril 10, 2026

Free Movie Night at AMC Metreon: Your Wallet Gets a Night Off

Here's something you don't hear often enough in a city that charges $18 for a movie ticket and $16 for a cocktail: free.

EventsSoMaApril 10, 2026

Molotov Cocktails on Russian Hill: When Anti‑Tech Rage Turns Into Actual Arson

A 20-year-old man was arrested by SFPD after allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at the Russian Hill home of OpenAI…

PoliticsRussian HillApril 10, 2026

BART Says No to Tri‑Valley Rail — But the Zombie Train Won't Die

BART rejected a $2 billion train line connecting the Tri-Valley corridor, and honestly?

TransitApril 10, 2026

Caltrain Wants to Close a Third of Its Stations — While Ridership Is Up 47%

Only in Bay Area transit could a 47% surge in ridership be rewarded with station closures.

TransitApril 10, 2026

Free Blood Work in SF? Here's the Hack Nobody Told You About

Here's a fun fact about living in San Francisco: you're probably paying through the nose for health insurance you…

GeneralApril 10, 2026

Palo Alto Dad Uses ChatGPT to Sue 16 Colleges — But His Kid Already Works at Google

A Palo Alto father is using AI tools to file racial discrimination lawsuits against 16 universities that rejected his…

CulturePalo AltoApril 10, 2026

SF Supervisor Wants to Ban Uncertified E‑Bike Batteries. The State Already Did That.

Supervisor Bilal Mahmood is pushing a new proposal to ban the sale of uncertified e-bike batteries in San Francisco…

PoliticsApril 10, 2026

A 'Dry‑Firing Accident' Killed a 22‑Year‑Old Woman in the Sunset. Her Family Isn't Buying It.

Samantha Emge was 22 years old. She had just moved into her boyfriend's one-bedroom Sunset District apartment. Her…

GeneralSunset DistrictApril 10, 2026