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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…
Fillmore Jazz Festival Returns July 4-5: Free, 12 Blocks, What You Actually Need to Know
PublishedThe West Coast's largest free jazz festival takes over Fillmore Street on the Fourth of July weekend — 10am to 6pm both…
The Round Is the Milestone Now
PublishedThree Bay Area companies announced institutional achievements this week — a raise, a factory opening, a Nasdaq listing.
ScentFest Brings 110 Perfumers — and a 4,000-Year-Old Scent Archive — to Fort Mason This Weekend
PublishedThe West Coast's first international consumer fragrance festival runs June 26–28 at Gateway Pavilion, with 110-plus…
LakeFest Oakland Returns to Lake Merritt This Saturday — Three Stages, Road Closures, Take BART
PublishedThe 7th Annual LakeFest Oakland lands on June 27 with Grammy headliner Eric Bellinger, Mistah F.A.B.
Divan, a Turkish Restaurant from the Taksim Group, Soft-Opens on Berkeley's Fourth Street
PublishedSerkan Sozen, who operates Taksim in SoMa and Lokma in the Richmond District, opened his Berkeley debut Sunday at 1788…
Oakland and Costco Formally Agree to Negotiate a Store on the Old Army Base in West Oakland
PublishedThe city and Costco have executed an Exclusive Negotiation Agreement for a store and gas station at 2008 Wake Avenue —…
Bosnia, Probably: Decoding Who the USMNT Actually Plays in Santa Clara on July 1
PublishedWe've established the where and the when.
Angela's Ice Cream, a South Bay Staple, Is Coming to the Castro
PublishedThe family-owned Latin ice cream shop — already operating in Santa Clara and San Jose — announced a first San Francisco…
Fat Cat x the Mantis Opens on Mission, Giving Kevin Tang's Pop-Up a Permanent Home
PublishedJess Bell's wine program and Kevin Tang's Southern Vietnamese pop-up have landed together at 3215 Mission St in…
Asked to Name Their Favorite Bookstores, Bay Area Authors Sketch a Map That Crosses the Bridge
PublishedThe SF Standard's survey of 13 author-endorsed bookstores doubles as a literary geography of the Bay — from Clement…
Music Jam SF: This Tuesday Night, You're in the Band
PublishedA participatory community jam session in SoMa — bring your instrument, get a song list in advance, and play with 40…
At Haight and Fillmore, a Studio Where You Can Walk Out as Your 1850s Self
PublishedBrouhaha, a Lower Haight studio owned by Fontaine Hernandez, makes tintypes using a photographic process introduced in…
The Homecoming That Isn't: The A's Come Back to the Bay as Visitors
PublishedOn Tuesday night the Athletics play the Giants at Oracle Park — thirteen miles and one body of water from the Coliseum…
From South Berkeley to OMCA: Mildred Howard's Life Work, Finally in One Room
PublishedThe 81-year-old East Bay multi-media artist gets her first major museum survey at the Oakland Museum of California — a…
Berkeley's $3 Billion AI Mining Company Has a Zambia-Sized Asterisk
PublishedKoBold Metals, headquartered above a Berkeley tattoo parlor and backed by Bezos, Gates, Altman and Andreessen, raised…
Smartbird CEO: The Real Asset Was the Nasdaq Listing, Not the Shoes
PublishedNew CEO Nadia Carlsten, appointed June 17, explains in her first extended interview why Allbirds' public company shell…
Paramount Movie Classics Are Back in Oakland — $10, 35mm, and a Mighty Wurlitzer
PublishedThe Paramount Theatre's beloved Friday-night classic film series is back after a hiatus — all-ages, $10 tickets, 35mm…
Oaktown Thursdays Is a Free Monthly Block Party in Downtown Oakland — Next One Is July 16
PublishedA new free series takes over Telegraph Avenue near Latham Square on the third Thursday of each month, 5–9 PM, through…
KGO/ABC 7 Asks Bay Area Viewers to File FCC Comments as License Deadline Looms
PublishedBay Area's ABC affiliate launched a viewer-advocacy campaign Monday ahead of a June 29 deadline in the FCC's…
Santa Clara Is Already Booked: USA Clinched Group D, So Thursday vs Turkey Is a Scrimmage — and the Bet Lives in the Under
PublishedEverybody's doing the World Cup-fever thing right now — hotel screenshots, ticket-price freakouts, the Gia Vang…
Two Broken Offenses Meet at Oracle. Take the Under.
PublishedThere's a temptation, when the A's roll into Oracle Park as the "road" team they technically are these days, to write…
Jordan's World Cup Ends in Santa Clara, and Algeria Learned to Score From Corners Just in Time
PublishedJordan led a World Cup match for thirty-three minutes.
The Warning Was Always Rubber: Manfred's Letter to Hawley Closes the Pride-Cap File
PublishedEleven days ago, MLB warned three Giants pitchers that writing Bible verses on Pride Night caps was "a violation of our…