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District 2's Big Question: Should Relapsing Addicts Lose Their Housing?
If 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)
There's a certain kind of traveler we respect: the solo operator who does their homework, shows up with a spreadsheet…
Stern Grove Season Is Coming — And the Guessing Game Has Already Begun
If you know, you know: Stern Grove season is the best free thing San Francisco has going, and the annual lineup…
Keep Your Eyes Peeled: Indoor Cat 'Brave' Missing Near Cow Palace
A Neighbor Needs Your Help We don't usually run lost pet alerts, but community is community — and sometimes the most…
Judge Says SF Can Keep Handing Out Crack Pipes — Because Nothing Says 'Harm Reduction' Like Subsidized Paraphernalia
A court has ruled that San Francisco can continue distributing glass pipes, aluminum foil, and other drug paraphernalia…
The Giants Are Bad. Like, Historically Bad.
There's no sugarcoating it: your San Francisco Giants are currently the worst team in the National League, and the…
After 28 Years, SF's Only Year‑Round Ice Rink Is Getting Frozen Out
Here's a story that perfectly encapsulates how San Francisco treats the people and businesses that actually make the…
Denim Dollars vs. Democracy: How Lurie's Money Machine Is Reshaping SF Supervisor Races
If you've been wondering what happens when a tech-adjacent billionaire mayor decides to build a political machine in…
The AI Land Grab: SF's Biggest Players Ranked by How Much Office Space They're Hoarding
Forget market caps and funding rounds for a second.
Mission Local Expands — A Reminder That Local News Shouldn't Need a Bailout
Mission Local, the neighborhood news outlet born out of UC Berkeley's journalism school, is expanding its coverage…
SF Restaurant Week Is Here and the Official Website Is Still Stuck in 2012
SF Restaurant Week kicks off April 10 and runs through the 19th, which means ten glorious days of prix fixe menus…
Your Tax Dollars Actually Did Something Right: The Marin Headlands Are Still Spectacular
In a city where we regularly light money on fire for questionable "programs" and bureaucratic bloat, it's worth pausing…
Glen Park BART: A Transit Hub That Deserves Better
Glen Park BART sits at a fascinating crossroads — literally and figuratively.
Free Documentary Screening: Because the Best Price Is Always Zero
Here's something that won't cost you a dime in a city where everything else costs you a small fortune: free passes are…
Lenora Lee Dance Opens Its Doors to Radical Voices — And That's Worth Your Attention
San Francisco has always been a city that punches above its weight in the arts — a place where scrappy, independent…
Waymo's New Ride Just Dropped — And It Actually Makes Sense
Love them or hate them, the Waymo robotaxis aren't going anywhere — except, well, everywhere.
How a Sunset Nonprofit Won Over Its Toughest Critics: The Neighbors
There's a familiar script in San Francisco politics: neighborhood group opposes new thing, protests ensue, bureaucrats…
Your First Tuesday Cheat Code: SF Culture Without the Sticker Shock
San Francisco has a well-earned reputation for being absurdly expensive.
Mission BART Plazas Get More Cops — Again. Will It Stick This Time?
If you've walked through 16th and Mission lately — or, let's be honest, actively avoided it — you already know the…
Mayor Lurie Wants to Remake City Hall — But Who's Really Getting Remade?
Mayor Daniel Lurie is making big moves, and whether you love or hate his agenda, you have to admit — the man is not…
Two New Spots Prove SF's Food Scene Doesn't Need Michelin Stars to Matter
While the internet argues about tipping etiquette at Michelin-starred restaurants and whether it's "loser behavior" to…
The Quiet Brunch Problem: Why SF's Loudest City Habit Fails Its Hard‑of‑Hearing Residents
Here's something you probably never think about when you're clinking mimosa glasses at your favorite packed brunch…
The Great Bean & Cheese Burrito Debate: SF's Most Underrated Order
Let's talk about the most fiscally responsible item on any taqueria menu: the bean and cheese burrito.
Bay Area Costco Chaos: A Weekly Ritual That Nobody Can Explain (Or Quit)
If you've ever tried to pull into the Costco on Lawrence Expressway in Sunnyvale on a weekend, you already know: it's…