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Grace Cathedral Debuts a Sound Sculpture Built From Its Own Bells and Pipes
PublishedGrace Cathedral is hosting the world premiere of Silent Bells & Organ Pipes, a site-specific sound sculpture that uses…
Critical Mass Is Still Running, Every Last Friday — Here's What to Expect
PublishedThe last Friday of every month, cyclists gather at the Embarcadero (Justin Herman Plaza, near the Ferry Building)…
Outsider Film Night: Underground Cinema for People Who Keep Showing Up
PublishedOutsider Film Night returns with another screening of work that doesn't fit the multiplex mold — experimental, lo-fi…
Sausalito Business Mixer: Networkers Cross the Water for After-Hours Talk
PublishedThe After Hours Mixer: A Conversation on Sausalito Businesses is a networking event focused on the commercial scene…
SoMa Residents Confront SFPD Over Slow Response Times at City Hearing
PublishedSoMa residents pressed San Francisco police officials at a city hearing this week over what they described as…
Robyn Headlines Portola 2026 — Here's What You Need to Plan Around
PublishedPortola Music Festival returns to Crane Cove Park in Dogpatch for its 2026 edition, with Robyn confirmed as a headliner.
SF Porchfest: A Neighborhood Music Crawl Across the City's Front Stoops
PublishedSaturday, SF Porchfest takes over residential streets across the city, with local musicians performing on porches…
The Presidio Has a Bar Inside an Old VW — Here's What You Need to Know
PublishedThe Presidio's most unusual drinking spot is tucked inside a converted vintage Volkswagen on the grounds — a…
At Tunnel Tops, the Dumpster Is Three Feet Away
PublishedOn the grass at Tunnel Tops Park, somewhere between the swing sets and the overlook where the bay opens up wide and…
Pelosi Endorses Chan Over Wiener in CD-11 Race as PAC Mailer Targets Both Candidates on Israel
PublishedFormer House Speaker Nancy Pelosi endorsed state Sen.
Meta's Bay Area Layoffs Hit 3,200 Workers — The WARN Notices Just Made It Official
PublishedMeta cut nearly 3,200 Bay Area workers in what amounts to one of the larger single-employer job events this region has…
Pedestrian Killed Near 16th and Mission as Traffic Safety Frustration Mounts
PublishedA pedestrian was struck and killed near 16th and Mission streets on Monday, according to MissionLocal.
SF Quinceañera Scene: Celebrating 15 in the City
PublishedQuinceañeras — the traditional Latin American celebration marking a girl's 15th birthday — are a fixture of SF's…
Sentro Filipino Opens Its Walls to 'Holding Queer Space'
PublishedInside the gallery at Sentro Filipino, the show is called 'Holding Queer Space' — a title that does some of the…
SF Voter Turnout Drops as School Board and District 4 Races Head to Finish
PublishedVoter participation in San Francisco's current local election cycle is running well below historical averages, with…
Lawsuit Alleges SF Fire Department Concealed Firefighter's Violent History Following Original Joe's Assault
PublishedA lawsuit filed against the San Francisco Fire Department alleges the agency concealed the disciplinary history of a…
SF Startup SpeedX Secretly Used Airbnbs as Robot Test Sites, Lawsuit Claims
PublishedA lawsuit filed against SF-based delivery startup SpeedX alleges the company booked Bay Area Airbnbs under false…
The Library Waits; The Piroshki Doesn't
PublishedOn 24th Street, two clocks are running at different speeds.
A Scholarship Keeps One Name on Potrero Hill
PublishedOn the blocks around Potrero Hill where Davion Davis grew up, his cousin Jaylen Woullard was one of those people who…
Chapeau, Le Marais, and Chez Maman Are Winning SF's French Onion Soup Argument
PublishedAsk San Franciscans where to find the best French onion soup in the city and you'll get an argument.
Mercor Faces Allegations of 'Inhumane Working Conditions' and Leadership Disconnect
PublishedMercor, the AI-powered recruiting startup founded by a pair of early-20s founders who met at Carnegie Mellon, is…
Santa Clara County Officials Move to Block Proposed Detention Center
PublishedSanta Clara County officials formally denounced a proposed detention center this week, adding the county to a growing…
DHS Weighs Shutting SFO to International Flights Weeks Before World Cup Matches
PublishedThe Department of Homeland Security is considering suspending international flight operations at San Francisco…
At Marshall Beach, the Trail Still Runs Under the Bridge
PublishedBelow the west anchorage of the Golden Gate, where the cliffs drop steeply through cypress and ice plant to a thin…