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Pay or Don't Play: Oakland's Last Team Learns to Rent by the Kickoff
Three weeks after announcing that 2026 would be their final season at the Coliseum, the Oakland Roots are back on the…
A Beer‑and‑Wine License Is Changing Hands at Izumi Kaiten Sushi's Japantown Address
A holding entity called STE 355 LLC has applied to take over the existing beer-and-wine license at the Kintetsu Japan…
Pasta Supply Co Files for a Third SF Location, at a Shuttered Cole Valley Peet's
A June 30 DBA registration and a July 31 Type 41 license application at 919 Cole St are the first hard confirmation of…
Joyride Pizza Seeks a Beer‑and‑Wine License at Its Valencia Street Address
The Samovar-tied Joyride Pizza brand filed for an on-sale beer-and-wine license at 411 Valencia St., an address its…
Lion and Dragon Dancers Fill Chinatown Today as Leung's White Crane Turns 55
Leung's White Crane marks its 55th anniversary Sunday, Aug.
Padres Have a Reason to Show Up. The Giants Have a Countdown Clock.
Here's the situation, and it's not complicated.
Plank Closes at Jack London Square After Nearly 12 Years
Plank, the dining-and-games complex on Oakland's Jack London Square waterfront, closed permanently on Sunday, Aug.
Bonita Taqueria y Rotisserie Opens Third Location on Noe Valley's 24th Street
The family-run rotisserie-chicken taqueria opened July 8 at 4063 24th Street, in the former Tacolicious/Todo el Día…
OhmConnect, the Startup That Paid You to Turn Off the Lights, Is Closing. It Didn't Die — It Got Absorbed.
OhmConnect's consumer demand-response platform is winding down after 10 years.
Semicon West Leaves San Francisco for Phoenix After 50 Years — The Conference Followed the Fabs
SEMI is moving its flagship semiconductor conference from Moscone Center to Phoenix permanently starting in 2027…
On Howard Street, Two Manufacturing Buildings File One Permit to Become Housing
A single $1.5 million tenant-improvement permit filed July 30 would convert floors 1–3 of 952 and 960 Howard Street…
A $1 Permit at 930 Geary: The Amsterdam Café Moves to Make Its Crowds Official
A Tenderloin craft-beer bar files an administrative assembly-occupancy permit — no construction, one dollar — to…
On Harrison Street, an $80,000 Permit Turns an Office Into a Spa the City Calls a Massage Parlor
A change-of-use permit filed July 30 would convert a two-story office at 681 Harrison Street into an aroma therapy spa…
A Marin Hilltop, 40 Homes, and a Test of How Far California's Density‑Bonus Law Can Stretch
A Strawberry neighborhood group has sued Marin County to block its just-approved 337-home redevelopment of the former…
SFPD Floods a Two‑Block Stretch of Mid‑Market With 24/7 Foot Patrols After Three Shootings in Five Days
San Francisco is blanketing a two-block stretch of Mid-Market with round-the-clock police foot patrols through Monday…
Reem's California to shutter Mission Street kitchen for two months after hit‑and‑run
Reem's California, the acclaimed Arab street-food restaurant on Mission Street, will close for roughly two months after…
Grand Lake Kitchen Brings Its Oakland Brunch to Noe Valley's Old Mr. Digby's Space
Grand Lake Kitchen, the Oakland all-day café that built a following at Lake Merritt and in the Dimond District, has…
A Carpentry Student Was Killed at an East Oakland Campus Built to Keep People Safe
Kimarii McLemore, 25, was shot and killed Friday morning at an East Oakland adult school where she had enrolled in a…
Newsom Finally Released His Tax Returns — Late, and Under a Federal Cloud
Gov. Gavin Newsom released four years of tax returns Friday — his first disclosure since 2022 — after years of not…
Peaches Christ's Terror Vault Turns the Old Mint Into an '80s Slasher Movie for Halloween
Terror Vault, the immersive haunt staged in the basement of San Francisco's Old Mint, returns October 1 with "Slashed…
Solano County Wants to Tax the Data‑Center Boom Before It Arrives. In November, Voters Decide.
Solano County's Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 on July 28 to put Measure E on the November ballot — a business-license…
The Team Palo Alto Networks Bought Just Raised $20M to Do It Again
Bloom Security, founded by ex–Palo Alto Networks leaders who came up through Dig Security, raised a $20M seed to secure…
Six Displaced After an Early‑Morning Fire Takes the Second Story on Raymond Avenue
A one-alarm fire on the 300 block of Raymond Avenue in Visitacion Valley burned the second story of a home Friday…
On Third Street, a Refreshed T‑Line and an Oyster Bar for a Storefront Dark Since 2021
The SFMTA has reopened weekend T-Third service after its first platform overhaul since 2007, and at 5114 Third St.