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Free Bollywood Dancing Lands in Union Square
PublishedUnion Square hosts a free Bollywood dance event — check SFFuncheap for the confirmed date and time before you head out…
Third Street at Work: Inside Bayview's Industrial Corridor
PublishedAlong the stretch of Third Street south of Cesar Chavez, the city runs on things most residents never see: the…
Supervisors Wong and Sherrill Draw PAC Funding Flagged as Anti-Worker
PublishedSupervisors Alan Wong and Stephen Sherrill have received campaign backing from a political action committee that a…
Dollar Drinks and Decade Wars: North Beach's Friday Night DJ Throwdown
PublishedFridays at the venue in North Beach, $1 drink specials run alongside a DJ night framed as a "Battle of the Decades" —…
Caltrain Names Train After Pelosi as Ridership Climbs on Electrified Line
PublishedCaltrain has dedicated a train to Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, honoring her role in securing federal funding for the…
California FAIR Plan Raises Rates Nearly 30% After LA Wildfire Losses Drained Reserves
PublishedCalifornia's FAIR Plan, the state's insurer of last resort, will increase homeowner rates by nearly 30 percent this…
SF Pedestrians Flag Crosswalk Dangers as Close Calls Mount
PublishedSan Francisco pedestrians are reporting a surge in crosswalk violations, with residents describing near-daily incidents…
Still Standing: A Morning at the Palace of Fine Arts
PublishedAt the edge of the lagoon on Baker Street, the swans were doing what they always do — moving slowly past the stone…
The Lights Are Off at Fifth and Market
PublishedOn the corner of Fifth and Market, the escalators have stopped.
Supervisors Add Three Charter Amendments to November Ballot, Including Public Bank and Commission Overhaul
PublishedThe Board of Supervisors unveiled three additional charter amendments for the November ballot, proposing to expand an…
SF Subreddit Claims '996 Culture' Is Here. The Thread Doesn't Really Prove That.
PublishedA post on r/bayarea this week declared that 996 work culture — the Chinese tech industry shorthand for working 9am to…
Free Happy Hour Concerts Return to Golden Gate Park This Summer
PublishedWeekday evenings this summer, Golden Gate Park hosts its free Happy Hour Concert series — live music, no ticket, no…
City Hall Wants to Hand a Scandal-Plagued Nonprofit the Keys to a Community Center. What Could Go Wrong?
PublishedJust when you thought San Francisco's relationship with accountability couldn't get any more dysfunctional, Mayor Lurie…
The Giant Tombstone on Market Street Nobody Wants to Talk About
PublishedWalk down Market Street and try to ignore it.
Someone Turned the East Bay Into a Circuit Board and It's Genuinely Cool
PublishedIn a region where most tech projects involve burning through venture capital and promising to "revolutionize" something…
99 Ranch's Hot Food Shakeup: Another Bay Area Lunch Deal Bites the Dust
PublishedIf you've been relying on 99 Ranch Market's hot food bar as one of the last affordable lunch options in the Bay Area…
Camp Mather: SF's Best-Kept Budget Vacation (That Your Tax Dollars Actually Got Right)
PublishedIn a city where government programs routinely burn through billions with little to show for it, Camp Mather stands as a…
Pickpocket Rings Are Targeting Chinatown Elders — And It's Not Random
PublishedSFPD recently arrested three suspects tied to a possible pickpocketing ring operating in Chinatown, but if you think…
Check Your Receipts: That SF Bakery Might Be Charging You 15% 'Tax' Instead of 8.625%
PublishedHere's a fun exercise for your next lunch break: pull up your recent receipts from your favorite SF spots and actually…
Sergey Brin Drops $500K to Kill SF's CEO Tax — And He's Not Wrong to Fight It
PublishedGoogle co-founder Sergey Brin has thrown $500,000 into a campaign to defeat San Francisco's proposed CEO tax, and…
The Marin Headlands Treasure Has Been Found — And the Solution Is Beautifully Nerdy
PublishedFor weeks, a cryptic poem sent hundreds of Bay Area residents scrambling through the Marin Headlands with shovels…
Checkmate Your Weekend Plans: Free Chess Returns to Union Square
PublishedIn a city that spends millions on "activating public spaces" through bureaucratic programs and consultant-driven…
A Taqueria That Trusts You: Tato SF's Pay-What-You-Can Fridays
PublishedEvery Friday, Tato SF runs a simple experiment in human decency: they sell tacos on a pay-what-you-can basis.
Tired of Dating Apps? SF's Single Professionals Mixer Wants You to Talk to Humans Again
PublishedIn a city where half the population stares at their phones on Muni and the other half is too busy disrupting something…