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Free Book Launch Party Hits SF — Because Not Everything in This City Has to Cost $18

In a city where a cup of coffee can run you seven bucks and a studio apartment requires a blood oath to your landlord…

CultureApril 8, 2026

Your Tax Dollars Finally Doing Something Fun: Free Trivia Night at Berkeley Library

Look, we spend a lot of time around here talking about government waste — and rightfully so.

EventsApril 8, 2026

Stern Grove and SF Bay Popfest Just Dropped Their Lineups — And They Actually Slap

Summer in San Francisco means exactly two things: pretending 58 degrees is warm and arguing about which free outdoor…

EventsSunsetApril 8, 2026

SFPD Chief Hasn't Had a Performance Review in Nearly a Decade. Cool, Cool, Cool.

Here's a fun experiment: try telling your boss you haven't had a performance review in nearly ten years and see how…

PoliticsApril 8, 2026

A Completely Responsible Guide to Daytime Drinking in SF

Look, you finally have a random Tuesday off.

CultureApril 8, 2026

Making $75K in San Francisco? The City Considers You Basically Broke

Here's a fun exercise in government math: the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development classifies an income…

HousingApril 8, 2026

California's 'Trapped' Homeowners Are Sitting on Millions and Complaining About It

There's a new genre of Bay Area hardship story making the rounds, and it goes something like this: longtime homeowners…

HousingApril 8, 2026

Tesla's Cybercabs Spotted on 280 — And Nobody Asked for a Two‑Seater Taxi

A pair of Tesla Cybercabs were spotted cruising Highway 280 this week, outfitted with sensor rigs and turning heads —…

TechApril 8, 2026

Naked Man With Shotgun Storms Tesla Store, Because Of Course It's the Bay Area

If you had "naked Yale graduate storms Tesla showroom with a shotgun" on your 2025 Bay Area bingo card, congratulations…

GeneralApril 8, 2026

The Bay Area's Best Free Show: Just Look Up

San Jose put on a show this week, and for once it wasn't a tech keynote or a city council budget hearing that makes you…

CultureApril 8, 2026

SF's Battery Fire Legislation: Bold Safety Move or Redundant Bureaucracy?

San Francisco legislators are pushing new rules targeting uncertified batteries, responding to a growing number of…

PoliticsApril 8, 2026

A Found iPhone and a Small Reminder That SF Still Has Good People

In a city where car break-ins are practically a spectator sport and porch pirates operate with the confidence of Amazon…

GeneralBernal HeightsApril 8, 2026

California Wants to Let You Hang Solar Panels Off Your Balcony — And Your HOA Can't Stop You

Here's a rare moment where Sacramento actually does something that expands individual freedom instead of restricting it.

PoliticsApril 8, 2026

Your SF Library Card Is the Best Free Deal in a City That Loves Taking Your Money

In a city where a one-bedroom apartment runs you $3,500 on the low end and sales tax bites at 8.63%, free anything…

CultureApril 8, 2026

A Civic, One Headlight, and a Smile: Walking in SF Shouldn't Be a Near‑Death Experience

A pedestrian crossing Church and Market last night — with a walk signal, doing everything right — nearly got killed by…

TransitCastroApril 8, 2026

SEIU Drops Wiener Over a Tax That Wouldn't Even Work

SEIU California has pulled its endorsement of State Senator Scott Wiener in his congressional race, and the reason…

PoliticsApril 8, 2026

Free Hot Dogs and Good Vibes: Rye's Wiener Wednesday Is the Midweek Pick‑Me‑Up You Didn't Know You Needed

In a city where a single avocado toast can set you back $18 and a modest studio apartment costs more than a mortgage in…

FoodTenderloinApril 8, 2026

Want to Actually Make Something With Your Hands? SF's Block Printing Scene Is Quietly Thriving

In a city where "making things" usually means pushing code to a GitHub repo, there's a quiet little rebellion happening…

CultureApril 8, 2026

Naked Guy vs. Park Rangers: Case Dismissed, Questions Remain

In a story that could only happen in San Francisco, charges have been dismissed against Martin Moulton — the man who…

PoliticsCivic CenterApril 8, 2026

SF Filmmaker Gets 6 Years for 2019 Killing He Called Self‑Defense

San Francisco documentary filmmaker Kevin Epps has been sentenced to more than six years in prison for the 2019 fatal…

PoliticsGlen ParkApril 8, 2026

Vallejo: Big Enough for a Trader Joe's, Still Can't Get One

Here's a fun fact that might surprise you: Vallejo — a city of roughly 120,000 people sitting right there on the Bay…

GeneralApril 8, 2026

The Cookie Crumbles: When Skipping Permits Catches Up With You

An Emeryville woman says her dream cookie business has become a nightmare.

GeneralApril 8, 2026

The Chronicle Dropped Its Top 100 Restaurants List — Here's What It Actually Tells Us

The San Francisco Chronicle just released its latest Top 100 Bay Area Restaurants ranking, and if nothing else, it's a…

FoodApril 8, 2026

NorCal Gardeners Have a New Regional Forum of Their Own

A new online community for Northern California gardeners has sprung up, aimed at connecting hobbyists and green thumbs…

CultureApril 8, 2026