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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…
For Some North Bay Residents, PG&E's Shutoff Cuts More Than Power — It Cuts the Water
PublishedPG&E cut electricity to more than 1,600 customers across three Bay Area counties Wednesday night as high winds and…
Bay Area Officials Tell Immigrant Residents: 'We Recognize That Many People Do Not Feel Safe Right Now'
PublishedOn the eve of the Bay Area's first FIFA World Cup match, 27 county supervisors and 10 local nonprofit leaders signed a…
Lufthansa Flight from SFO Diverted to Boston After Passenger Assault, 508 Aboard
PublishedA Lufthansa flight that left San Francisco Thursday morning was forced to make an emergency stop in Boston after a…
Lori Brooke won't run again in November, clearing the way for Stephen Sherrill in District 2
PublishedLori Brooke, the only candidate to seriously challenge Supervisor Stephen Sherrill in District 2 this spring, says she…
The FBI's 'Operation Goal Kick' Goes Live at Levi's Stadium This Weekend — and Nobody's Saying What ICE Will Be Doing There
PublishedWith the first Bay Area World Cup match less than 48 hours away, the FBI's San Francisco Field Office has activated a…
SF Will Make New Corner Stores Prove They're Needed — But the 75 Already There Are the Problem
PublishedSan Francisco supervisors voted unanimously this week to strip automatic approval from any new convenience store in the…
The Big Four Returns to Nob Hill After Six Years Dark
PublishedThe Big Four opened March 17 at the Huntington Hotel after a six-year COVID closure, under new owners Highgate Hotels…
The Exploratorium Opens "Life in Space" Today — Festival This Weekend, Cheaper Thursdays
PublishedThe Exploratorium's new summer exhibition opens today at Pier 15, with 50+ interactive exhibits on what it actually…
World Cup Opener Props: The Azteca Wants Goals. I'm Betting on a Blanket.
PublishedEditor's directive: a surprising prop on every soccer game today, no boring moneylines.
The World Cup Comes to "San Francisco" (a 45-Minute Drive Away): A Fan's Guide to the Bay Area Matches
PublishedSix World Cup matches land at Levi's Stadium between June 13 and July 1 — a tournament FIFA has rebranded "San…
The $120 Ticket That Costs $1,600: What the Bay Area World Cup Actually Costs
PublishedFIFA will tell you a World Cup ticket at Levi's Stadium starts at $60.
World Cup Futures: I'm Backing Spain at +450, Same Price as France for a Better Team
PublishedThe thing about a futures bet is that you're not betting a game, you're betting a month — six weeks of penalty-shootout…
Finals Game 4: The Road Team Keeps Winning, and Wemby Keeps Climbing — Give Me the Spurs Points
PublishedHere's the pattern this series refuses to stop drawing: the home team keeps losing.
Lurie Promised 1,500 Shelter Beds 'Very Quickly.' The Net Gain Is 403 — and Shrinking to 303.
PublishedSixteen months into Daniel Lurie's mayoralty, San Francisco has opened 863 new shelter beds — but closed enough others…
Apple Spent Two Years Selling 'Apple Intelligence.' At WWDC It Licensed Google's.
PublishedAt WWDC on Monday, Apple unveiled a rebuilt Siri running on a custom 1.2-trillion-parameter Google Gemini model.
On Innes Avenue, the Park Is Moving and the Housing Isn't
PublishedAlong the Bayview's Innes Avenue, the city is building a delayed waterfront park while the 1,575-unit housing project…
Sundown Cinema Comes All the Way Back: 'The Princess Bride' at Dolores Park, Friday, Free
PublishedAfter a near-death 2025, SF's free outdoor movie series returns for a full five-date season — starting Friday, June 12…
The Loneliest 26-and-12: Wembanyama Was the Best Player on the Floor, and the Spurs Lost Anyway
PublishedWembanyama did everything the sport asks of one man in Game 1 of the NBA Finals — 26 points, 12 rebounds, 3 blocks —…
Knicks-Spurs Game 3: This Series Keeps Playing Under, and the Number Hasn't Noticed
PublishedHere's the thing about a series that's already told you what it is: the market is slow to believe it.
The Sunset Night Market Is Back Friday — Take the N to Judah, Then Walk a Block to Irving
PublishedThe Sunset Night Market returns Friday, June 12, 5–10pm, closing Irving Street from 20th to 25th Avenue for a free…