Hillsborough

Coffee Talk: Scalded Butler Says He’s Been Burned by Media

Last Night: Charge of the Light Brown Apple Moth at Town School for Boys

Stone Cold

Jade masquerades as an erotic thriller

Bay Area's Last Stagecoach Robbery Commemorated By Band of Eccentrics Wearing Funny Hats

On August 17, 1905, an unknown man wearing driving goggles on his face and feedbags over his boots leaped, screaming, from a tree and into Bay Area lore. The masked man demanded stagecoach driver Ed Campbell throw down the Wells Fargo strongbox and the mail bags before passing a hat among the coach' ... More >>

Death Cab will possess your vote

On August 17, 1905, an unknown man wearing driving goggles on his face and feedbags over his boots leaped, screaming, from a tree and into Bay Area lore. The masked man demanded stagecoach driver Ed Campbell throw down the Wells Fargo strongbox and the mail bags before passing a hat among the coach' ... More >>

SF Weekly Letters

On August 17, 1905, an unknown man wearing driving goggles on his face and feedbags over his boots leaped, screaming, from a tree and into Bay Area lore. The masked man demanded stagecoach driver Ed Campbell throw down the Wells Fargo strongbox and the mail bags before passing a hat among the coach' ... More >>

Score!!!

Former pro soccer players from Latin America help the Farolito team dominate an amateur league.

Letters to the Editor

Week of 5-30-2007

Sealed With a Dis

A powerful Bay Area trial lawyer with political connections tries to keep details of his messy divorce from going public

Monster Mashed

A powerful Bay Area trial lawyer with political connections tries to keep details of his messy divorce from going public

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Of Love and Natalise

She dreams of being the next Janet Jackson, but she's just a Stanford grad who sings syrupy pop, looks absolutely fab, and makes local teens swoon.

Which, come to think of it, may be enough, for everyone involved.

Letters to the Editor

Week of October 9, 2002

Rebuilding Credit

San Francisco's Providian Financial was once the most despised company in the credit card industry. Now, after a humbling fall, it just wants to be loved.

A Play in a Day

The DayTrippers specialize in writing, rehearsing, and performing their Fringe Festival productions in 24 hours

Magazine Dreams

Will San Francisco finally get the city magazine it deserves?

Mr. Reppas Goes to Hollywood

A Hillsborough entrepreneur wants to sue the U.S. government for $65 million. George Clooney, call your agent.

Double Injustice

A con man squeezed $26 million out of 140 victims. Then a U.S. bankruptcy trustee squeezed them again.

Snatching Saroyan

How Stanford University aced out UC Berkeley and acquired the million-dollar archives of San Francisco's most prolific author, William Saroyan -- without paying a dime

Slap Shots

How Stanford University aced out UC Berkeley and acquired the million-dollar archives of San Francisco's most prolific author, William Saroyan -- without paying a dime

Fish Story

Red Herring Editor Tony Perkins is a self-described maverick, a stylish fast-talker with a knack for making friends and influencing people in the high-tech world. Not bad traits for a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, but are they what it takes to publish a "m

Bitch, Bitch, Bitch

Politicos, prudes, and the paranoid protest the programming heard on Bay Area radio stations to the highest authority in the land -- the Federal Communications Commission

The Bridge School Benefit

Politicos, prudes, and the paranoid protest the programming heard on Bay Area radio stations to the highest authority in the land -- the Federal Communications Commission

Report: GOP Candidates Both Have Vaginas, But Different Styles

Who will be the face of the state's GOP?​That pretty much sums up the Chron's story today about Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina. I gotta agree with Rep. Jackie Speier on this one -- there wouldn't be a story about the contrasting styles of two dudes running for public office. Some insiders followi ... More >>

The Mad Quest of Mr. Wu

How a wannabe banking magnate from S.F. built an empire on deception.

Ridiculously Spacious Bay Area Home for Sale, Only $29 Million

You, too, could live here ... working as a servant​Here's something that will surely stoke contempt among the Occupy Movement: A San Francisco suburban home is on the market. Its asking price? Only $29 million!The mega mansion, which sits on 6 acres in the quiet town of Hillsborough, is secured by ... More >>