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The Japanese Tea Garden Has a Free Hour — And You Should Actually Use It
Here's a little secret that's technically not a secret at all, but most San Franciscans still don't know about it: the…
A $6 Movie Night That Doesn't Require a Second Mortgage
Entertainment That Actually Respects Your Wallet In a region where a regular movie ticket runs you $16-20 before you…
SFMOMA Reimagines the Fisher Collection as the Asian Art Museum Goes Immersive
April in San Francisco means fog, tourists in shorts, and — if you're paying attention — a genuinely impressive museum…
Underdogs Is Running $1 Margaritas at Disco Taco Tuesday
In a city where a single cocktail can run you $18 and a modest plate of tacos will set you back $22, one SoMa…
Free AI Comedy Night Hits The Function — But Can an Algorithm Actually Be Funny?
The robots are coming for stand-up now San Francisco's obsession with artificial intelligence has officially reached…
Four Games In and Still Figuring It Out: The Giants' Rough First Week
Look, nobody expected the Giants to come out of the gate looking like the '27 Yankees.
From Horse Track to Public Park: A $175M Bet on the Bay Area's Waterfront
Golden Gate Fields is done. The horses have left. The grandstands are quiet. And now, a $175 million deal could…
Even SF's Most Iconic Skyscraper Can't Escape the City's Real Estate Reckoning
The Transamerica Pyramid — the pointy crown jewel of the San Francisco skyline, the building that says this is the city…
San Francisco's $300M Deficit Shrink Sounds Great — Until You Remember How We Got Here
A Step in the Right Direction, but Let's Not Break Out the Champagne San Francisco is reportedly on track to reduce its…
Who Watches the Watchdog? SFPD Oversight Boss Finally Gets Scrutinized
In a city that loves to stack layers of oversight on top of oversight, here's a fun question: what happens when the…
The Supreme Court Ruled on Conversion Therapy — Now SF Wants to Show It Doesn't Care
The U.S. Supreme Court recently overturned a ban on conversion therapy, and predictably, San Francisco's political…
Half‑Price Theater? 'Flex' Might Be SF's Best Cultural Deal Right Now
Look, we spend a lot of time around here talking about how San Francisco bleeds your wallet dry — $7 coffee, $3,500…
SF Sheriffs' Union Drops $30K Pushing a Story That Wasn't True
Here's a fun way to spend thirty thousand dollars: buy a bunch of ads promoting a story that turned out to be false.
District 2 Candidates Face the Age‑Old SF Dilemma: Your Views vs. New Housing
Here's a question that perfectly encapsulates San Francisco's housing dysfunction: Should politicians block new housing…
Stanford Has a Basketball Phenom — And They're Praying the NBA Can Wait
In a Bay Area sports landscape dominated by the Warriors' aging dynasty, the 49ers' salary cap headaches, and whatever…
Welcome to the Club, Skip: Vitello Gets His First Giants W
There's something genuinely fun about watching a clubhouse that actually wants to win — and wants their manager to…
An Alameda Coffee Roaster Just Bet Big on Fisherman's Wharf — And That's Actually Great News
Here's something you don't hear every day: a small business is expanding into San Francisco.
AI Meets Discount Retail: A Multibillion‑Dollar Robotics Firm Just Moved in Above Ross
If you've ever wrestled through the racks at the downtown Ross Dress for Less, hunting for a $12 blazer that almost…
Glide's Barbershop Gambit: Can Dignity Cut Through SF's Overdose Crisis?
San Francisco has spent billions trying to address its overlapping crises of homelessness, addiction, and public safety.
The Fillmore Pastor Running a Public Housing Racket in Plain Sight
If you wanted to design a textbook case of nonprofit self-dealing, you'd be hard-pressed to beat what's happening in…
The Fine Arts Museums Are Alienating Their Best Asset: The Volunteers
Something is going sideways at the de Young and Legion of Honor — and it has nothing to do with the art on the walls.
Ploverfest Celebrates One Year of Sunset Dunes — But Let's Talk About What It Actually Cost
This weekend, the Outer Sunset is throwing a party.
Trans Visibility in SF: When Activism Meets Individual Liberty
San Francisco has long been a city where people come to live on their own terms.
SF History Night Heads to Pacific Heights — Where the Money and the Mansions Tell the Real Story
Pacific Heights is one of those neighborhoods that practically is San Francisco history — and now it's getting the…