#san-francisco

#san-francisco

The quirky ad at Powell Street BART station invites commuters to explore a transit personality test connected to Clipper cards and San Francisco's public transport.

The Ferry Building Marketplace is an essential San Francisco food experience, offering a variety of delights like fresh sourdough baguettes, meaty sandwiches, and clam chowder.

Sip on some of the finest wines while mingling with fellow wine enthusiasts at our 'Somm Confidential' themed Summer Social. Enjoy three fabulous wines while learning practical skills and listening to service horror tales.

Residents express frustration over unaccepted streets, facing issues such as debris accumulation, maintenance responsibility, and potholes, which are not managed by the city services.

Drunk Theatre is an improvised comedy show featuring a comedian who performs after taking five shots of whiskey, challenging five sober comedians to match the unpredictable humor.

The Port of Oakland proposed changing the airport name to Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, aiming to ease tensions with SFO amidst an ongoing legal dispute.

"The attorney with the Department of Homeland Security moved to dismiss the men's cases, citing that circumstances have changed to such an extent that continuing their asylum cases was no longer in the interest of the department."

Woodline Partners settled a lawsuit with a former employee over allegations of sexual harassment and a hostile work environment by co-founder Karl Kroeker.

SFFD crews responded to the 4700 block of Mission Street at 7:27 am and extinguished the fire, after multiple building residents had to be evacuated.

A man was discovered with a gunshot wound in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf area early on July 3, leading to a homicide investigation.

National Park and Recreation Month's theme this year is 'Build Together, Play Together'. Volunteers will engage with over 30 local nonprofits to support service projects.

At a community meeting, an SF Rec and Parks official stated that restoring the Vaillancourt Fountain exceeds the project's budget due to its hazardous condition and high repair costs.

The movie theater chain Apple Cinemas has taken over the former AMC 1000 Van Ness theater, which closed in 2019 and briefly reopened as CGV San Francisco from 2021 to 2023.

Learn how to practice yoga in a fun, supportive class with other beginners, perfect for those who have never taken a class before.

The newly convened task force will vote whether to eliminate 34 bodies that are currently inactive, marking the first step in a commission streamlining process.

The exhibit, Past as Prologue: The Last Decade of Furniture Design by Ray and Charles Eames (1968-1978), will run through the fall at the Transamerica Pyramid.

Cody Azumi, co-owner of I Hate Records, transitioned from vocalist in Surprise Privilege to entrepreneur, creating a DIY punk den that supports the local music scene.

FiRE + iCE is an 'interactive grill & bar' that offers a nostalgic take on Mongolian barbecue, drawing on the vibrant atmosphere and entertaining experience.

The vibe last Saturday was crop circle. A mass of people congregated on the beach with rakes in hand, creating some of the best and most organized sand art I've ever seen.

Grégoire restaurant is opening its first franchise location in San Francisco at 1300 Ninth Ave., anticipated to open in November, confirming the expansion after 20 years in Berkeley.

"There’s been a lot of memories," Shaff says about working with the archive. He described the process as "almost too personal."

Chimmelier's K-Fried Chicken Burger is a standout item, featuring a massive chicken thigh with kimchi thousand island sauce and pickled slaw on a bun.

Last Wednesday, the Budget and Appropriations Committee voted 4-1 on a key provision of 2018's Prop C, the Our City Our Home Fund, which imposed new taxes on businesses with gross receipts over $50 million.

"The main reason is the economic situation," Hernandez stated, noting her restaurant never fully recovered from the pandemic, which forced many customers to leave San Francisco.

The sharp decline in San Francisco overdose deaths in 2024 appears to be reversing itself in 2025, with new synthetic opioids fueling a potential deadlier year.

Elixir offers an unbeatable happy hour with 50% off drinks from 4pm to 5pm, and a variety of cocktails, including classics like Irish Coffee and Pisco Punch.

The SF Bay Area Bench Collective stated that providing seating at bus stops was necessary due to the lack of accommodations for riders in San Francisco.

Chinese restaurants in San Francisco's Chinatown pioneered dishes that appeal to Americans, merging traditional recipes with local ingredients and new tastes to create a distinct cuisine.

"The future of San Francisco doesn't belong to big box chains or sterile luxury; it belongs to those doing the hard, beautiful work of rebuilding community—one artist, one shared moment at a time."

Bobby Moore, an artist, philosopher, storyteller, and longtime San Francisco cab driver, died in Berkeley on May 21 at the age of 88, leaving behind a rich legacy.

The film 'Twinless' explores the budding friendship between two young men at a support group for twins who have lost their siblings, delving into the complexities of being a 'singlet' in a couple-oriented world.

The 42nd Annual Folsom Street Fair covers over 13 city blocks filled with over 250,000 attendees enjoying leather, rubber, and fetish attire at the world's largest leather fair.