Top Stories

S.F. Will Be Scooter-Free While City Chooses Permit Holders

Sidewalks will be largely free of scooters in June, while SFMTA demands tech companies abide with a new permit program.

 

UPDATE: No Charges Filed Against Police Who Killed Mario Woods, Luis Góngora Pat

District Attorney George Gascón made the announcement Thursday morning, in a joint call for police reform.

 

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News

Attention S.F! Voter Registration Extended to Election Day

Will voter turnout be higher this year with extended registration?

 

S.F. Tour Bus Catches Fire, Again

A fire broke out on a City Tour bus this week, bringing back memories of other dramatic tour bus failures.

 

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Slideshows

Five Reasons Why Serenity Gathering Is the New Burning Man

 

Weird Al” Yankovic at The Fox Theater, Saturday May 19th, 2018

 

Acoustic-4-A-Cure at The Fillmore, May 15, 2018

 

The Human League and Book of Love at The Regency Ballroom, Sunday, May 13, 2018

 


Music

Pond Figures You Might As Well Dance

The psych-pop weirdos confront an increasingly cruel world as only they can.

 

Dirtybird’s BBQ Returns Saturday, June 2

The annual party returns to Middle Harbor Shoreline Park next weekend, with great music and plenty of food.

 

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Culture

The Tension of the Gun, in Topdog/Underdog at Ubuntu Theater Project

Characters named for the 16th president and his assassin dominate Susan-Lori Parks' Pulitzer-winning play.

 

The 40-Year History of San Francisco Carnaval

Carnaval launches its 40th celebration Sunday, so we spoke to a few of the founders about how it all started, and how it's paraded on for 40 years.

 

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Dining

Borneo Again, at INDO in the Castro

A Palto Alto favorite opens its second location and chef Diana Anwar’s menu is full of un-flashy excellence.

 

Go Eat This Now: Chowder at Basa Seafood Express

The best fish market that you’ve never noticed, on 24th and Mission streets.

 

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Film

The House of Tomorrow

A pair of sheltered teenagers try to move forward by hearkening to the past.

 

Always at the Carlyle

It’s not a La Quinta Inn, but it’s good enough for George Clooney and Piers Morgan.

 

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Sponsored

Hoverboard Laws May Apply to Renegade E-Scooters

 

Landlord liability in cases of danger, injury

 

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