Muni's Boat Tram and Other Vintage Streetcars Begin Their Summer Return to Service Today
The return of vintage Muni streetcars as a summer attraction, including the Boat Tram and others, enhances local transit options for enthusiasts and tourists.
1,500 Residential Units Proposed on Former Tennis Club Property In SoMa
With the new change in the Central SoMa Plan allowing for more housing, the 88 Bluxome site formerly proposed for office space is now set to host residential towers.
Hecklers Welcome: SF's First Stand-Up Comedy Show That Invites Heckling
Hecklers Welcome! offers an interactive comedy experience where audience heckling is encouraged, creating a dynamic atmosphere for both performers and attendees.
S.F. DA has 'pattern and practice' of withholding evidence, public defenders allege
'The evidence was withheld until the eve of a trial. In a number of egregious cases, important evidence was not disclosed until the middle of a trial.'
Mission Bay isn’t soulless; it’s just playing hard to get. It combines elements like Cirque du Soleil spectacles and indie movie vibes in Bayfront Park.
Lurie brings in former rival billionaire donors to fund street-cleaning initiative
The $3 million cleaning money will initially cover the pilot for a year, Larsen said. He also emphasized that the idea is to supplement existing street cleaning efforts operated by Public Works.
The New Farm SF's Rollicking Memorial Day BBQ & Variety Show
The 55-acre Botanical Gardens at GG Park will have free early entry for San Francisco residents on Memorial Day, promoting local engagement with nature.
SF band with one of the biggest hits of the '90s returns home after 30 years
Perry described the current rehearsal process, saying, "When we're in these rehearsals, I feel really, like, nervous. I'm excited. You know, I feel like I'm in a band for the first time."
"The Japanese Tea Garden offers a free admission hour for San Francisco residents, showcasing the city's commitment to accessibility and cultural engagement, especially during weekdays."
Those New SF Speed Cameras Are Catching 1,000 Speeders Every Day, Nearly Half of All Citations Are on Fulton Street
Speed-monitoring cameras in San Francisco show alarming speeding rates, especially on Fulton Street, with significant citations recorded in the program's first month.
SF fire started by burning dog allegedly leaves tenants with nothing
"We park underneath freeway overpasses at night, and move from place to place like nomads. We have no shower. We have little room for our clothes and personal belongings."
Gimme 'SHLTR,' the Bold New Magazine for Bay Area Design Lovers
SHLTR channels the West Coast's innovative design spirit through a decidedly San Francisco Bay Area lens focused on architecture, interiors, craft, and technology.