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Reem's Returns to Oakland with a Worker-Owned Flagship at Jack London Square
PublishedReem's California celebrates its grand opening Friday at 85 Webster St.
After 41 Years at City College, Juan Gonzales Steps Back — But Keeps the Paper He Started in 1970
PublishedJuan Gonzales, 79, steps down as chair of City College of San Francisco's journalism department this month, ending a…
The Same Day: Solomon Bates Came Out as a Giant, and Was Gone by Sundown
PublishedIn June 2026, three Giants pitchers wrote a Bible verse over the rainbow on their Pride caps and became a national…
The Outta Sight Team Is Testing Burgers and Hot Dogs Before Their Tenderloin Bar Opens in October
PublishedEric Ehler and Peter Dorrance, the operators behind cult pizza shop Outta Sight, are returning to the pop-up circuit to…
A Blowout Is the Wrong Bet: 1u on Scotland +1.5 Against a Shaky Brazil
PublishedI'll say the quiet part first: I am not the guy to tell you who wins a Brazil match on tactical feel.
The Mess Hall Is Opening at Presidio Tunnel Tops
PublishedThe Presidio's long-anticipated 6,200-square-foot food complex is set to debut late June at 201 Halleck St, with three…
Birdhouse Comedy Night Brings a Full Lineup to a Judah Street Gallery This Thursday
PublishedMonthly comedy-plus-gallery night at Birdhouse Gallery, 2548 Judah Street, runs Thursday June 25 from 8–9:30 p.m.
True Skool Launches Elevation, a New Soulful-House 1st Fridays at Golden Ratio in Oakland
PublishedBay Area DJ institution True Skool brings Renoir aka Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist to Golden Ratio for a new monthly…
South Bay July 4: San Jose Goes Drones, and the Free Hack for Great America's Fireworks
PublishedSan Jose is running a drone light show this Fourth of July after the 2025 Yolo County warehouse explosion wiped out…
Oracle's Annual Filing Puts a Number on Its AI Trade: 21,000 Jobs for $55.7B in Capex
PublishedOracle's fiscal year 2026 10-K, filed Monday, reveals the company shed 21,000 workers — nearly 13% of its global…
Three Spike Holes in the Best Story Oakland Had Left
PublishedFor 24 games, Zack Gelof was the one clean, uncomplicated thing about a franchise that has none — an Athletics team…
The Kid Who Hated Steph Arrives Late to the Party
PublishedYaxel Lendeborg was a 13-year-old Kyrie Irving loyalist in 2016, rooting against the Warriors when they were the most…
PG&E CEO Promised Flat Bills. California's Consumer Watchdog Sees $840 More Per Year by 2030.
PublishedCalifornia's ratepayer advocate has forecast that typical PG&E customers could be paying $840 more per year by 2030 — a…
A Transplant Picked Chinatown for the Price. Now He's Learning Cantonese.
PublishedAndré Lucas moved to SF's Chinatown to resist the city's premium-pricing logic, built 53,000 Instagram followers…
A College Coach Walks Into a Big-League Room: The Vitello Experiment's Real Test Isn't Rafael Devers
PublishedHere is the scene, because the scene is the whole thing.
Fielder Returns to District 9 With a Specific Agenda — and a Story She's Willing to Tell
PublishedJackie Fielder will be back at City Hall on Sunday, three months after a mental health collapse sent her to the…
The Giants Chose Silence. On Tuesday, Posey Made It Official.
PublishedBuster Posey held his first press availability since the Giants' Pride Night controversy became a national story — and…
Washington Killed Pacifica's Seawall Money. Surfers Have a Different Idea.
PublishedThe pier cracked. The cafe where surfers plotted their fix was demolished. The federal grant Pacifica had been…
Oakland Controls Its Airport. It Can't Stop the Weapons.
PublishedFor nearly a year, activists have documented hundreds of military cargo shipments — including F-35 bomb-release systems…
Herrera's SFPUC Exit Leaves SF's Public Power Future in Lurie's Hands
PublishedDennis Herrera is leaving the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission in December, closing a 25-year run in city…
At 1021 Geneva Ave., a Carpet Store Is Becoming a Quilt Shop — With $50,000 in City Help
PublishedCity Made Quilts, backed by a $50,000 city storefront grant, is set to open this August in a former carpet store on…
TRANSMARSH Is Dancing on the Side of a Tenderloin Building This Pride Weekend — Two Nights, Free
PublishedA free outdoor vertical dance performance staged on the Taylor Street facade of the Timbri Hotel runs Thursday and…
City Controller Audit Confirms SF Tax Official Rigged $10M Contract Bid for AI Startup Run by Friends
PublishedAn independent audit by the SF City Controller's Office confirms that former chief assistant treasurer Tajel Shah…
The Sharks Just Turned a 23-Year-Old Into a Draft Pick. That's the Tell.
PublishedA week ago I wrote that the Sharks traded down for Michael Kesselring and got better, and that getting better through…