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Connect Bay Area Measure Qualifies for November Ballot with Simple Majority Threshold
PublishedA regional transit funding measure known as Connect Bay Area, authorized under SB 63, has gathered enough valid…
Oakland Speed Cameras Issue 82,000 Fines in First 40 Days of Enforcement
PublishedOakland's automated speed enforcement cameras issued roughly 82,000 fines in their first 40 days of active ticketing…
White Borders Appear on Muni Train Screens in Ongoing Fleet Modification
PublishedRiders on Muni rail lines have begun noticing a new white border installed around interior display screens on some…
The Golden Gate Bridge Turns 89: What to Know Before You Go
PublishedSunday, May 27, the Golden Gate Bridge marks its 89th anniversary — opened in 1937, still the walk.
SF Startup Allegedly Damaged an Airbnb Testing a Robot Indoors
PublishedAn Airbnb host is claiming damages after an SF-based startup reportedly used a rented property to test a robot indoors…
SFMTA's Temporary Parking Permit Process Leaves Residents Navigating a Paper-and-Office Maze
PublishedSan Francisco residents seeking temporary residential parking permits for rental or loaner vehicles must travel to…
Two Free Concert Series Worth Building Your Weekend Around
PublishedFridays through the summer, Redwood City's Courthouse Square hosts the 20th annual Music on the Square series — free…
Three Free Nights Out This Weekend: DJ Decades, Marina Cleanup Drinks, and Chinatown After Dark
PublishedFriday at a North Beach venue, $1 Drink Fridays throws a "Battle of the Decades" DJ party — free admission with an RSVP…
AI Dev Summit 2026: Free Passes if You Register Before the Door
PublishedWednesday and Thursday, May 27–28, the AI Dev Summit 2026 runs at a South San Francisco venue — full address drops when…
ICE Agents Arrest Man Outside Sunnyside Home in Operation Caught on Video
PublishedFederal immigration agents arrested a man outside a Sunnyside neighborhood home this week in an operation recorded on…
LGBTQ+ Women's Hiking Group: Free, Bay Area-Wide, Looking for More People
PublishedAn ongoing, free hiking group for LGBTQ+ women is active across the Bay Area, meeting at trailheads throughout the…
A Kitchen Upgrade Means Two Commercial Ranges Are Looking for a New Home
PublishedA working chef at an SF kitchen that just landed a renovation grant is trying to find takers for two professional…
Caitlin Clark Showed Up. The Giants Couldn't.
PublishedCaitlin Clark attended a Giants game at Oracle Park ahead of the Fever's matchup with the Golden State Valkyries.
SFPD Seeks Public Help Identifying Suspect in Assault on Disabled Man
PublishedThe San Francisco Police Department is asking the public to help identify a suspect in an assault on a disabled man…
Pelosi Breaks Silence on SF Congressional Race, Raising Questions About Her Reasoning
PublishedFormer House Speaker Nancy Pelosi publicly shared her assessments of the candidates running to succeed her in…
What Sacramento Street Looked Like Before the Earthquake Took It
PublishedOn Sacramento Street in 1898, the storefronts ran tight and continuous — awnings layered over awnings, hand-lettered…
A Coyote Came Down to Broadway Last Night
PublishedAt the corner of Broadway and Columbus, sometime after the bars had thinned out and before the bread deliveries…
Decentered Arts Is Opening Its SOMA Studio for Free Coworking, No Catch Apparent
PublishedMonday through Thursday, 11am–6pm, Decentered Arts opens its studio at 1175 Folsom St for free drop-in coworking.
At 19th and Irving, a Man With a Sign
PublishedAt the corner of 19th and Irving on a Wednesday afternoon, a man was standing on the sidewalk holding a placard, and…
The Reddit Bar Meetup: A Free Drink and No Drama, Every Few Months
PublishedWednesday evenings, somewhere in SF, a regular r/sanfrancisco poster sets up at their usual bar and buys the first…
Clement Street Throws a 10-Block Party for AAPI Heritage Month
PublishedClement Street shuts down for "The Best of Clement," a 10-block outdoor celebration marking AAPI Heritage Month in the…
Dispatches From the City of Awe: Free Literary Reading at the Main Library
PublishedAt the SF Main Library, local writers gather for Dispatches From the City of Awe, a free literary reading series…
Two Ways to Do Wednesday Night Without Spending Much
PublishedWednesdays, ongoing: Two separate spots are giving you a reason to leave the house mid-week.
Free Chess Night at Bernal Library: Lecture First, Then Play
PublishedThe Bernal Heights Branch Library hosts a chess lecture followed by open game play — free, no registration required…