Quarantine Thoughts: I Was a Bartender, Now I’m Unemployed
I’d always assumed my bartending experience to be a resilient failsafe.
By Stephen Layton
Many Princess Cruise Passengers Released Without COVID-19 Tests
Amidst confusion and last-minute changes to guidelines, more than 800 return home not knowing whether they carry the deadly virus
By Michael Toren
Order Beer, Cocktails, and Spirits To-Go from these Local SF Businesses
Flatten the curve while drinking responsibly at home.
By Grace Li
San Francisco Gives $2.5 Million to Artists Impacted by Coronavirus
The money will be divided between grants and loans.
By Grace Li
San Francisco Medical Students Collecting Masks For Local Hospitals
As shortages mount, they are asking the public to help replenish protective equipment during the coronavirus outbreak.
By Michael Toren
How to choose a new technological solution for your small business
By now, you must have heard about the series of ways in which technology can help your small business; if you haven’t, you can…
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A Complete Guide on CBD Flower
CBD oil is becoming a popular hemp extract for its potential benefits. But these days, most people prefer to use CBD flowers for their…
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‘Devs’ Wants to Unsettle You with that Déjà Vu Feeling
A new FX on Hulu TV series glances at a San Francisco that’s been eaten alive by the tech giants of Silicon Valley.
By Jeffrey Edalatpour
Stream and Watch Local Music During Quarantine
Musicians are getting creative in order to share their new tunes with fans during shelter-in-place order.
By Brett Callwood- Finding a Meme for the End of the World
- ‘Gloria,’ I Think You’re Headed for a Breakdown
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- How We Care for Each Other
- ‘The Burnt Orange Heresy’ is a Grim Portrait of Art World Sins
- American Conservatory Theater Cancels Shows, Offers Video Alternative
Quarantine Thoughts: I Was a Bartender, Now I’m Unemployed
I’d always assumed my bartending experience to be a resilient failsafe.
By Stephen Layton
Why is Everyone Making Bread?
On the virtues of waking and baking during the coronavirus pandemic.
By Grace Li- Support Local Restaurants with Delivery and Takeout
- Is Lab-Made Wine an Answer to the Industry’s Climate Change Problems?
- Order Beer, Cocktails, and Spirits To-Go from these Local SF Businesses
- This San Francisco Michelin-Starred Restaurant is Giving Away Toilet Paper
- A Lower Nob Hill Cafe Serves up Bulgogi Sandwiches
- The Crumbling of Brick and Mortar Dining
Cannabis Farmers Hope AB-1948 Leads to Tax Relief
California’s craft growers say that playing by the rules is forcing them out of business.
By Zack Ruskin
Police Offer $100K Reward for Info on Missing Girl
Arianna Fitts, who would be 6-years-old today, was last seen in February 2016.
By Michael Toren- When The Distance Between Us Grows Too Far
- Delay of Baseball Removes a Needed Distraction from Coronavirus Outbreak
- Pedestrian Deaths in San Francisco Reach Three in Last 30 days
- Campus Life Is Cut Short for USF, Stanford Students
- SF’s Largest Landlord Suspends Coronavirus-Related Evictions
- Vape Scare and Black Market Creates Confusing Mess for Consumers
Stream and Watch Local Music During Quarantine
Musicians are getting creative in order to share their new tunes with fans during shelter-in-place order.
By Brett Callwood
How to Support Local Music While Staying Home During the Coronavirus Pandemic
On most days, Bandcamp takes a cut of artists’ sales, but today all the streaming proceeds go to the musicians.
By Nick Veronin- Nifra Offers the Progressive Trance Music Her Homeland Loves
- Great Grandpa Headlines This Weeks Must-See Acts
- It’s A Coronavirus ‘Waiting Game’ for San Francisco Arts Spaces
- Anamanaguchi Headlines This Week’s Must-See Acts
- Dave Pirner Has Waited for This
- Mercer Headlines This Week’s Must-See Acts
