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The Masks in the Square Are Actually a Sales Pitch — for Veganism
At the Geary Street edge of Union Square on a recent Saturday evening, roughly a dozen people stood in a tight outward-facing square, each wearing a…
1015 Folsom Bouncer Tried to Confiscate a Patron's EpiPen. Yes, Really.
Here's a fun hypothetical: you have a life-threatening nut allergy, you carry an EpiPen everywhere like a responsible adult, and the bouncer at 1015…
Vikings, Rabbits, and Lucha Libre: Exactly the Kind of Chaos SF Needs Right Now
Somewhere in San Francisco, someone is building a show that combines Viking mythology, lucha libre wrestling, occult rituals, comedy, and — yes —…
Flowers Beyond the Dark: SF's Ukrainian Spring Film Marathon Brings Culture Without the Bureaucracy
A Cultural Event That Doesn't Need a Government Grant Speech San Francisco is getting a dose of something refreshing this spring — a film marathon…
A Secret Cowboy Nut Wrestling League Is Apparently a Thing in the Bay Area
Look, we try to keep you informed about the things that matter in this city — housing costs, transit failures, government spending.
The Most Consistent Man in San Francisco Has Always Been at Powell and Market
A throwback photo of Frank Chu at Powell and Market from the 1990s recently made the rounds, and honestly, it hit different.
The Freest Residents of Fort Funston Don't Pay Taxes or Rent
While the rest of us spend our days navigating MUNI delays, parsing ballot measures, and wondering why our rent just went up again, the crows at Fort…
After $2,000 in Sweeping Tickets, a Haight Developer Read the City's Own Data
Alejandro Vizio built CURB — a free, open-source web and iOS tool — after racking up roughly $2,000 in parking tickets with his girlfriend.
Twenty Years on the Wall, Gone Overnight
Sometime Tuesday night, someone reached up and pulled down a banner that had hung at Maggie McGarry's Irish Pub on North Beach's Broadway corridor…
Teens Are Battling With Foam Swords in Balboa Park and Honestly? Good for Them.
If you were strolling through Balboa Park on a recent Saturday afternoon and stumbled upon a squadron of teenagers in jerseys, wielding foam-covered…