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Berkeley Restaurant Week Is Back — And Your Wallet Might Actually Survive This One
Berkeley Restaurant Week returns April 2-12, and if you're a Bay Area food lover who's been watching your grocery bill…
Black Hammer Brewing Runs a Free Trivia Night Every Wednesday
In a city where a single cocktail can run you $18 and a modest dinner for two will leave your wallet weeping, it's…
A Government‑Sponsored Lunch Table for Middle‑Aged Adults? Marin Says Yes.
Because apparently grown adults need the county to help them find lunch buddies Somewhere in Marin County, taxpayer…
Free Beer Shuttle? South Side Beer Ride Shows What Happens When the Private Sector Does Fun Right
Forget Muni — This Free Brewery Shuttle Actually Shows Up on Time While San Francisco spends billions on a transit…
Drink & Draw Comes to The Knockout on Valencia
The Knockout, that beloved Mission District dive bar on Valencia Street, is hosting a Drink & Draw event complete with…
Free Hot Dogs on Wednesdays? Rye Is Doing God's Work
In a city where a mediocre sandwich will set you back $18 and a craft cocktail costs more than a parking ticket, one…
Off the Grid Rolls Into Foster City — A Win for Food Entrepreneurs and Hungry Locals
Off the Grid, the roving food truck market that's become a Bay Area institution, is expanding into Foster City — and…
SF's Budget Is Looking Better — So Why Are We Still Overtaxing Businesses?
Here's a novel concept for San Francisco: when the budget picture improves, maybe don't keep squeezing the businesses…
Block Cuts 4,000 Jobs and Can't Even Tell Us How Many Are Local
Here's a fun exercise in corporate transparency: Block Inc., the Oakland-based payments giant run by Jack Dorsey…
Another Day, Another Nonprofit Exec Caught With Their Hand in the Public Cookie Jar
James Spingola, a San Francisco nonprofit director, has been charged with four felonies for allegedly aiding and…
The Best Deal Left in San Francisco Costs a Buck a Wing
In a city where a mediocre lunch can set you back $22 before tip, finding genuine value feels like discovering a…
Free Concerts in Golden Gate Park? Here's Something the City Actually Got Right
Look, we spend a lot of time around here pointing out where San Francisco fumbles the bag — bloated budgets, byzantine…
A Woman Is Dead Because Her Boyfriend Was 'Dry‑Firing' Through a Wall — And He's Already Out on Bail
Samantha Emge, a 25-year-old SF State graduate, was taking a shower in her Sunset District home when a bullet came…
Justice Served: Mission Woman Convicted of Gruesome Roommate Murder
A San Francisco jury has convicted Mission District resident Lisa Gonzales of murdering and dismembering her roommate…
SF Trans Orgs Face Funding Squeeze — And It's a Lesson in Government Dependency
Several transgender-focused organizations in San Francisco are reportedly facing significant funding uncertainty…
Your Week in SF: Big Wheels, Hunky Jesus, and Actually Good Reasons to Leave Your Apartment
Look, we spend a lot of time on this site talking about what San Francisco gets wrong — the budget bloat, the…
The Warriors' Offseason Is a Masterclass in Why Sports Franchises Shouldn't Run Like Government
The Warriors are staring down one of the most consequential offseasons in recent franchise history, and the decisions…
Logan Webb Reminded Everyone Why You Let Your Ace Be an Ace
Here's a concept that seems increasingly foreign in modern baseball: trust your guy.
San Rafael Fires City Manager Over Homeless Shelter Debacle — A Lesson in What Happens When Government Skips the Process
When You Skip the Process, the Process Comes for You San Rafael's city manager has been shown the door, and the…
The Bay's Most Underrated Catch: Why Anchovies Are Having a Moment
Spring in San Francisco means cherry blossoms, fog delays, and apparently — anchovies.
Silicon Valley's AI Anxiety Industry: Tech Workers Are Paying Therapists to Process Their Feelings About… Being Employed
Here's a sentence that could only come out of San Francisco in 2025: tech workers are flooding therapists' offices…
City Hall's Mental Health Crisis Is Real — But Let's Talk About Why the Job Is So Brutal
Supervisor Jackie Fielder was recently hospitalized for mental health reasons, and in the aftermath, several San…
OpenAI's 'Child Safety' Coalition Is Just Corporate Astroturfing With Extra Steps
Here's a fun exercise in corporate trust-building: secretly bankroll a coalition of kids' advocacy groups, don't tell…
SF's Congressional Race Heats Up: Attacks, Outreach, and the Fight for a House Seat
San Francisco's congressional race is getting spicy — and not just because of the debate stage fireworks.