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Caltrain Makes SF-to-Stanford Commute Workable, Reddit Tells New Hire
PublishedA newly hired Stanford employee weighing whether to leave San Francisco got a consistent answer from the Bay Area…
What to Do in SF If You're Coming Back in September
PublishedSeptember in San Francisco is the city's actual summer — the fog typically retreats, temps hit the mid-60s, and the…
Link21 Selects Standard Gauge for Second Transbay Tube, Opening Door to National Rail Connections
PublishedThe Link21 program has chosen standard gauge track — the same specification used by Amtrak and most freight railroads…
Yerba Buena Gardens Goes Free This Weekend: Choirs, Dance, and Outdoor Programming
PublishedTwo free events are stacking up at Yerba Buena Gardens as part of the 2026 Gardens Festival series.
Free Curator Tour of YBCA's Queer + Trans Movements Exhibit
PublishedCheck YBCA's calendar for the next scheduled session — the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 701 Mission St, hosts free…
Two Free Comedy Nights Worth Putting on the Calendar
PublishedHook-Up Horror Stories: Tindervention is a free stand-up show built around dating app disasters — comedians…
Dracula Gets a Feminist Rewrite — and It's Supposed to Be Funny
PublishedThrough June 27, Custom Made Theatre Co.
Drive-In Movie Night: $6 Gets You a Screen in Concord or San Jose
PublishedSix dollars a person, two locations: the Concord Drive-In and a San Jose venue running the same SFFuncheap-listed…
A Stabbing at 19th and Mission, While the Drums Were Still Going
PublishedAt the corner of 19th and Mission, around 3:15 on Sunday afternoon, someone was stabbed.
SF Shade Rules Written for a Cooler Climate That No Longer Exists
PublishedCalifornia environmental law treats building shadows as a form of harm — a legal framework baked into San Francisco's…
Riders Report Harassment on 8 Muni Line as Women Relocate to Avoid Boxed-In Seating
PublishedPassengers on the 8 Muni line reported a harassment incident this week in which a man boarded the bus and repeatedly…
Monterey County Agency Posts Updated Maps for Caltrain Extension to Gilroy, Castroville, and Salinas
PublishedMonterey County's Transportation Agency for Monterey County (TAMC) has updated its Caltrain Extension project page with…
The Masks in the Square Are Actually a Sales Pitch — for Veganism
PublishedAt the Geary Street edge of Union Square on a recent Saturday evening, roughly a dozen people stood in a tight…
Pelosi Backs Chan in D1 Race, Giving Incumbent a High-Profile Lift
PublishedFormer House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has endorsed District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan, according to reporting from the SF…
Melgar and Lurie Float Affordable Housing Plan, but Funding Trade-Off Draws Fire
PublishedSupervisor Myrna Melgar and Mayor Daniel Lurie have put forward a joint affordable housing proposal, according to…
Oakland Unified Strikes Teacher Pay Deal With No Clear Funding Plan
PublishedOakland Unified School District agreed to a teacher compensation package that district officials have not fully funded…
Big Tech Money Flows Into California Governor Race as Primary Nears
PublishedTechnology industry donors have accelerated spending in the California governor's race in its final weeks, adding to an…
The Parrots Are Working the Vallejo Stairway Again
PublishedAt the top of the Vallejo Street stairway, just where the wooden steps give way to the scrubby hillside vegetation, a…
The Crosstown Trail Keeps Surprising People Who Think They Know This City
PublishedSomewhere between the greenbelts of Visitacion Valley and the pollinator gardens tucked behind Glen Canyon, a hiker…
Cyclists and Drivers Agree: Skip the Wave, Follow the Rules
PublishedA recurring frustration is circulating among Bay Area cyclists and drivers alike: well-meaning road users who yield…
Planning Commissioner Steps Down After Two Decades on the Board
PublishedA San Francisco Planning Commissioner is retiring after 20 years on the commission, according to a report from 48hills.
The Reference Photo Test: Which SF Nail Salons Actually Do the Work
PublishedOn Clement Street and on the back blocks of the Sunset, the nail salon is as common a storefront as the bubble tea shop…
Noe Valley Night Market Returns in 2026 — Here's What to Expect
PublishedDetails are still settling, but the Noe Valley Night Market is confirmed to return in 2026, continuing its run as one…
Civic Center's Free Lunch Concerts Are Back, Twice a Week
PublishedTuesdays and Thursdays at noon, Civic Center Plaza hosts the 'Civic Center Soundtrack' series — free outdoor concerts…