The Narcs of Nextdoor
The San Francisco-based neighborhood social media platform has a Karen problem.
By Veronica Irwin
San Francisco Rents Drop by Double Digits
‘Pandemic pricing’ is leading to dramatic shifts in Bay Area housing costs, as some experts predict a ‘tech exodus.’
By Benjamin Schneider
Muni to Build Emergency Transit-Only Lanes
The temporary bus-only lanes are intended to keep congestion down as city reopens.
By Benjamin Schneider
4,000 Recovered COVID-19 Church Members in South Korea Declare Donation of $83...
A South Korea-based religious group named the Shincheonji Church of Jesus said that over 4,000 members of the church recovered from COVID-19 are willing…
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The Ultimate Guide to CBD and Seniors With Arthritis
This article was originally published on CBD Seniors. To view the original article, click here. In the United States, 23 percent of adults suffer…
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Top Tips for Designing Online Classroom Exercises
By Liane M. Roth Navigating the uncharted waters and ever-shifting sands of today’s academic environment is causing current and future educators and instructional designers…
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To Buy This or To Buy That? Direct Product Comparison: Endoca CBD...
There are an abundance of CBD brands on the market these days. Some are more popular than others and some are known to be…
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‘We Bare Bears’ Says Goodbye
The San Francisco-based cartoon ends four seasons of cuteness with a movie.
By Grace Z. Li
Stream Now: ‘Miss Juneteenth’ and ‘Lucky Grandma’
Thank goodness for local independent theaters, and these two cinematic gems.
By Grace Z. Li
Francesco d’Ippolito Cautiously Reopens Poesia
And the Castro restaurant’s new chef, Marcello Franceschini, makes his own pasta.
By Jeffrey Edalatpour
Potrero Hill’s Plow Reopens for Al Fresco Dining
And Chef Maxine Siu shares her delectable buttermilk cake recipe.
By Jeffrey Edalatpour- El Pipila Introduces a New Menu Item: Burritos
- Coffee Subscriptions Deliver Local Beans
- San Francisco Restaurants Open for Patio Dining
- Virtual Culinary Classes For Quarantine Cooks
- Iconic Toy Boat Dessert Cafe For Sale
- Burma Superstar Workers Win $1.3 Million Settlement Against Bay Area Chain
SF’s First Black Woman-Owned Dispensary
Reese Benton’s dispensary, Posh Green, is a milestone for the city’s equity program.
By Zack Ruskin
City Approves 145 New Units for the Unhoused
The Board of Supervisors signed off on resolution to designate 145 micro studios as ‘permanent supportive housing’ units.
By Hannah Holzer- SF Weekly Podcast: Pride is a Riot (of Color)
- After a Spike in COVID-19 Cases, SF Delays Reopening
- Activists Demand San Francisco Defund Police, Reinvest in Black Community
- You Have The Right To Remain Filming
- Local Dispensaries Announce Layoffs
- Demonstrators For Trans Rights ‘Say Their Names’
Sylvester’s Queer Disco Classic Reissued
Take a trip back to the pioneering sounds of Sylvester, with the remastered ‘Step II.’
By Mike Huguenor
Ghost Ship Survivor Unpacks Trauma On LP
Sagittaire arrives at healing through painful reflection on ‘Lovely Music.’
By Will Reisman
