Top Stories

Safe Streets Advocates Demand S.F. Declare a Traffic State of Emergency

Outrage over San Francisco’s deadly streets reaches critical mass, as advocates demand the city declare a state of emergency and prosecute drivers.

 

Arrest Made in 2017 Hit and Run that Killed Local Grocer

Gus Vardakastanis founded Haight Street Market, Noriega Produce, and Gus's Market.

 

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News

Wannabe Cuddle Buddy Stabs Man Who Rejected Her

The victim was sleeping a couple blocks from the 16th Street BART Station.

 

S.F. Eliminates Overdue Library Fees

A study found that overdue fines largely exclude low-income patrons from borrowing books.

 

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Slideshows

Pouya at August Hall on July 20, 2019

 

Paul McCartney at SAP Center San Jose on July 10, 2019.

 

High Sierra Music Festival – 2019 – Quincy, CA

 

Howard Jones and Men Without Hats at The Regency Ballroom, Friday, July 5, 2019

 


Music

Vine & Hollywood

Nineties nostalgia peaks in the music of Bryce Vine, who performs at Great American Music Hall on the strength of his new album, Carnival.

 

The Drums: Dancing in the Dark

Despite melancholy content, The Drums’ Jonny Pierce brings joy to his fans

 

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Culture

Enter Hell in a Robotic Exoskeleton, at Gray Area Festival

A weekend of brainy immersive installations demonstrates the latest advances in experiential art (July 25-28).

 

Heaven Can Wait, in Kill Move Paradise

Playwright James Ijames returns to Shotgun Players with tales from the afterlife. 

 

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Dining

Cannabis-Heavy Festival Makes Bongs Out of Fruits And Vegetables

A 'Farm to Bong' contest at this weekend’s Northern Nights festival showed how to make a bong out of a watermelon, apple, or any veggie combination.

 

Flour + Water Pizzeria Masters the Art of Crust

Flour + Water's follow-up cranks out perfectly chewy if mild pizzas in a space that could easily have been something horrid.

 

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Film

San Francisco Jewish Film Festival 39, Week One

The first week of the festival looks back at notable movies, music, and more.

 

Sword of Trust

The personal meets the political through improvisation.

 

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Sponsored

7 Mile House: Preserving History, Culture and Community in the Bay Area

 

Can I Collect from a Car Wash Collision?

 

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