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Why Don't Progressives Ever Push Term Limits? Because the Machine Works for Them.
PublishedHere's a fun exercise: name the last time a San Francisco progressive championed term limits for any local office or…
Big Tech Just Solved Homelessness: By Paying This Guy to Make It Look Fun
PublishedExclusive Leak: Drew from TeamDrew106 isn't "voluntarily poor" — he's a $250K/year Senior Street Experience Evangelist…
The Chronicle Just Won a Pulitzer. Here's Why That Actually Matters for Your Wallet.
PublishedThe San Francisco Chronicle just took home a Pulitzer Prize — journalism's highest honor — for its investigation into…
SF Wants Mandatory Drug Treatment — But Is Cutting the People Who Actually Do It
PublishedSan Francisco's leadership has been talking a big game about getting tough on the drug crisis.
Your Cheat Sheet to SF's June 2 Ballot (Because Nobody Reads the Voter Guide)
PublishedSan Francisco's June 2 election is coming up fast, and your ballot is stacked: four ballot measures, two supervisor…
SF Ranks 4th Hardest City for Renters to Move — And We Did It to Ourselves
PublishedSan Francisco just landed the number four spot nationally for being the most difficult city for renters to move into —…
Another Day, Another I-580 Divider Kiss: Commuter Captures Wild Crash Near Vasco
PublishedIf you've ever white-knuckled your way through the I-580 corridor during the afternoon commute, Monday gave you one…
A Passport, a Mystery Signer, and the Pacific Heights Neighborhood Detective Work Nobody Asked For
PublishedHere's a fun question for your Tuesday: what happens when FedEx delivers your passport — your non-American passport, no…
The Odds Are Good But The Goods Are Odd: An Honest Look at SF's Dating Market
PublishedEvery few weeks, the same question pops up from a twenty-something woman somewhere on the East Coast: Should I move to…
The Great Gem Art Exchange: SF Crafters Going Peer-to-Peer to Dodge Amazon
PublishedThere's a quiet little revolution happening in San Francisco's crafting community, and honestly, it's the kind of…
California Lost Its Hype Man — And Maybe That Says Everything
PublishedHere's a question nobody in Sacramento is asking but maybe should be: Who is California's cheerleader in 2026?
May the Fourth Be With You, San Francisco
PublishedHappy May the Fourth, SF. The unofficial Star Wars holiday has once again descended upon the city, and honestly, in a…
Golden Gate Park's Newest Resident Isn't a Dog — Please Don't Take It Home
PublishedWe need to talk about something, San Francisco.
The Women's Health Conversation SF Should Be Having
PublishedHere's something that affects roughly half the population and yet somehow remains shrouded in awkward silence…
Fort Mason Is About to Smell Really, Really Good
PublishedFile this under "things you didn't know San Francisco needed but actually kind of does." Scentfest SF is rolling into…
The Bagel Wars: Why SF Doesn't Need New York's Approval
PublishedHere we go again. The eternal, completely unresolvable, deeply personal debate has resurfaced: Are San Francisco bagels…
A Reminder That the Best Things in the Bay Area Are Still Free
PublishedHere's a radical concept in a region where a one-bedroom apartment costs more than a mortgage in most American cities…
The Presidio's Best-Kept Secret: Lucasfilm's Lobby Is Worth the Trek
PublishedIf you've lived in San Francisco for any length of time and haven't wandered through the Lucasfilm campus at One…
Kaiser Pharmacy Systems Go Down Across Northern California — Good Luck Getting Your Meds
PublishedIf you were planning to pick up your prescription at Kaiser today, turn around.
The Sidewalk Gauntlet: Petition Season in SF Has Become Unbearable
PublishedIf you've walked down Castro Street — or really any commercial corridor in San Francisco — lately, you've noticed it…
Chonkers the Sea Lion: The Only Government-Free Public Service San Francisco Actually Loves
PublishedIn a city where half the public infrastructure is broken, a 2,000-pound sea lion has become our most reliable tourist…
Sutro Tower: The Ugly Landmark We'd Fight Anyone Over
PublishedThere's something deeply San Franciscan about falling in love with a 977-foot steel trident that looks like it was…
Your Tax Dollars Already Paid for It — Might as Well Go: Legion of Honor Free Day Is Every First Tuesday
PublishedHere's a rare case where the city actually gives something back to you without adding a new fee, surcharge, or…
Stop Grading the 49ers Draft Class Before They've Even Put on Pads
PublishedEvery year, like clockwork, the NFL draft ends on a Saturday and by Sunday morning every talking head, podcast host…