Top Stories

The Borderlands: San Francisco’s Southern Tier

You are still in the city.

 

Golden Gate Park Has an Arsonist

Six fires on Friday night joined a slew of others reported in the park over the past month.

 

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News

For BART, No Representation Without Taxation

San Mateo County’s decades-long reluctance to fully join BART has San Francisco residents closest to Daly City Station paying double.

 

S.F.’s Republicans Are Hiding Near the Border

A small southwestern edge of the city turned out for Trump in 2016. Will they change their vote in 2020?

 

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Slideshows

Circa Survive at UC Theater, November 13, 2018

 

Our Music Festival ft. ZEDD, 3LAU and more at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley Oct. 20, 2018

 

David Crosby and Friends at the Castro Theater, Nov. 6, 2018

 

The Stone Foxes at T-Mobile San Francisco Signature Store Nov. 7, 2018

 


Music

Escort’s Adeline Leads the Disco Revival, and We Are Following

The fabulously louche nu-disco band plays the Independent this Saturday, Nov. 17, one week after Adeline's first debut solo album dropped.

 

Blitzen Trapper Is Full of Furr (and Fuzzy Memories)

The latest album is a high-water mark — and a hazy mystery to frontman Eric Earley.

 

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Culture

Urban Camper: Escape to Sunrise Point

S.F.’s southernmost urban campsite is a little-known respite for the outdoorsy.

 

Dream for a Requiem: Holcombe Waller and the Subversion of Church

The composer's ‘queer divine rite’ aims to get the irreligious back into Grace Cathedral this weekend — Latin and all.

 

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Dining

Inside the 7 Mile House, a 160-Year Old Restaurant in the Middle of Nowhere

Sisig, adobo, and lumpia remain the best sellers at this Filipino-Mexican-Italian-American jewel, founded in 1858.

 

Borderlands: Five Places to Eat and Drink Along S.F.’s Southern Edge

San Francisco’s southernmost reaches prove they’re very much a part of this food town.

 

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Film

The Great Buster: A Celebration

A documentary about the great Keaton that could have used less of the gross Quentin.

 

Monrovia, Indiana

Frederick Wiseman looks into the heartland, and finds little soul.

 

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Sponsored

Dan Savage’s 14th Annual HUMP! Opening Fest Is Coming To San Francisco!

 

E-scooters are back

 

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