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SF's First 'Office Resort' Is a $100M Bet That a Cold Plunge Beats Vacancy
Presidio Bay is spending roughly $100 million to turn 88 Spear Street — bought for a third of its 2014 price, two-thirds empty — into what it calls…
Mike Krukow Never Planned to Stop. The Disease Set the Terms.
Mike Krukow will retire from the Giants broadcast booth at the end of the 2026 season, ending 36 years alongside Duane Kuiper in the longest-running…
The Track at 1801 East Cotati Has Been Quiet. The Money to Revive It Is Already in the Bank.
Sonoma State University will bring back ten NCAA Division II sports in Fall 2027 after a two-year hiatus forced by a $24 million deficit — with $7.9…
New Leaf's Only San Jose Grocery, the Anchor of Canyon Creek Plaza, Will Close September 20
Silver Creek Community Market at 5667 Silver Creek Valley Road has filed a WARN notice with the state, announcing 61 layoffs and a permanent closure…
Oakland Parks Dept. Opens a Lending Library for Sports Equipment in Brookfield Village
Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development has opened the Park Play Lending Library at the Larry E.
Tilden Park's Grizzly Peak Corridor Is Being Stripped of Eucalyptus. The Project That Would Have Done More Just Ran Out of Funding.
EBRPD is actively removing eucalyptus across 56 acres along Tilden Park's Grizzly Peak Trail, but a multi-agency fuel break project covering the…
Raising Cane's Files North Bay Permits, Routing Napa Site Around a 2021 Council Denial
The Louisiana-based chicken chain has submitted permit applications for sites in Rohnert Park and Napa — but the Napa filing is specifically…
Oakland Ballers Pop Up a Disc Golf Course at Raimondi Park Before Thursday's Game
The Oakland Ballers host a "Disc A Round & Find Out" event at Raimondi Park on Thursday, July 9 — a pop-up disc golf course (sold out) from 4 PM…
Hillsborough Lists at $40M, Betting on AI Founder Cash to Beat Elon Musk's Record
A new Hillsborough mansion at 455 Pinehill Road hit the market last month at just under $40 million — which would set a new local sales record — with…
Hayward's Largest Data Center Bypassed City Council Through a Zoning Loophole. By the Time Elected Officials Noticed, It Was Already Being Built.
A 300,000-square-foot data center is rising in Hayward that will consume as much electricity as one-fifth of all the city's homes — and by the time…
Five Minutes on the Clock, One Impatient Owner: What Mike Dunleavy Was Actually Doing in the Warriors' Draft Room
The camera found Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy mid-gesture, phone already in hand, his boss Joe Lacob pacing a tight circle behind him.
Omakase Restaurant Group Opens a 50,000-Square-Foot Food Hall — for South S.F. Biotech Workers
Omakase World Market debuted Tuesday at 800 Gateway Blvd.
Pittsburg Packed City Hall. The Mayor Promised to Follow Up.
More than 300 Pittsburg residents filed into City Hall on Monday to oppose a data center approved two years ago without their knowledge — and left…
The Chaperone Is Always Temporary
Four Bay Area tech stories this week share a single structure: the thing that gets approved is always the supervised, minimum-viable version.
Pittsburg Approved an AI Data Center on a Former Golf Course. Residents Are at City Hall Tonight.
AVAIO Digital's 300,000-sq-ft, 99-megawatt Project Perseus has survived rezoning, CEQA, a CEC permit, and a Center for Biological Diversity lawsuit…
Two Free Museums, One Tuesday: de Young and Legion of Honor Drop Admission the First of Every Month
The first Tuesday of every month, both the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park and the Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park waive general admission — no…
Camp Mather: SF's Best-Kept Budget Vacation (That Your Tax Dollars Actually Got Right)
In a city where government programs routinely burn through billions with little to show for it, Camp Mather stands as a genuinely charming exception…
Bay Area Golf Classic 2026: Danville Tees Up for Another Round
The Bay Area Golf Classic is set to return to Danville in 2026, and honestly, we don't have a ton of details yet — but the event's mere existence is…
A Man, A Van, and $8,000 Worth of Stolen Golf Balls
We've seen a lot of creative theft in the Bay Area — catalytic converters, Walgreens shelves, entire car wheels — but this one might be the most…
Your Guide to Evening Dates That Don't Require a Bar Tab
Here's a radical concept for San Francisco's dating scene: you don't need a $19 craft cocktail or a $7 oat milk latte to have a good first date.
Ditch the Boring Happy Hour: SF Bars Where You Can Actually Do Something
Let's be honest — the standard after-work happy hour is tired.
Free Mini Golf at Thrive City: A Rare Day When 'Free' in SF Actually Means Free
Mark your calendars, San Francisco — Thrive City is hosting a free Spring Golf Day, complete with a 9-hole mini-golf course and complimentary golf…
Tipsy Putt's Masters Tournament: Where Your Golf Game and Your Dignity Go to Die
While the actual Masters in Augusta wraps up with pristine greens and hushed crowds, the Bay Area has its own version — and it involves significantly…
Hurling and Gaelic Football Finals Hit Treasure Island — Real Hits, No Diving
This weekend, Treasure Island hosts the San Francisco Irish Hurling and Gaelic Football Finals — two of the fastest, most physical field sports you…
Your Public Courts Are Being Held Hostage by Pickleball Cartels
Here's a fun question: Who owns the public tennis and pickleball courts in Golden Gate Park?
No Messi. No Ronaldo. And That's the Best Thing About the Bay Area's World Cup Draw
Here's the complaint I keep hearing at Final Final, usually around the second pint: the Bay Area got robbed on the draw.
Two Towns, One Title: The Little League Final the Bay Area Can Walk To
On Saturday at 5 p.m. at Max Baer Park in Livermore, the U.S. championship of Little League's Intermediate 50/70 World Series will be an all-Bay-Area…
The Self-Appointed Country Club Squatting on Your Public Tennis Courts
Here's a fun civics question: What do you call it when a private group charges membership fees, sells merch, runs a website, and occupies public…
Jordan Lost Their First World Cup Game 8,000 Miles From Home, and Santa Clara Sounded Like Amman
I have to be honest with you up front: until about a week ago I could not have named a single Jordanian footballer.
Micro Soccer for Toddlers, Golden Gate Park Is the Pitch
Saturdays and Sundays at the Sharon Meadow field in Golden Gate Park, the Micro Soccer program runs sessions for kids ages 3–6.