San Francisco Weighs Corruption Reform — Will It Work?
Federal officials keep intervening in the city’s recurring corruption problem but local options exist.
By Ida Mojadad
Legislators Across California Try to Fix The Housing Crisis
After the failure of SB 50 for another year, here are some bills that could make a difference in 2020.
By Richard Procter
Former Planning Commissioner Tapped to Lead Department
The appointment fills the final hole left by multiple recent resignations by planning officials.
By Ida Mojadad
Pedestrian Critically Injured at ‘Notoriously Dangerous’ Intersection
A man in his 20s was struck by a driver early Sunday morning where the city’s high-injury network meets a state highway.
By Ida Mojadad
Overhauling San Francisco Government for the Digital Age
Maybe no one expects interacting with city government to be simple. But why shouldn’t it be?
By Alisha Green
Email Snafu Gives Nonprofit More Time to Buy Veritas Buildings
The discovery comes during a tense week between tenant organizers and the city’s biggest landlord, which is selling off more than 2,000 units.
By Ida Mojadad
Help Us Understand How Well San Francisco’s Health Care System Is Working...
Have you heard of Healthy San Francisco? We want to hear if you think the program is working for the people who need it.
By Ida Mojadad
Latinx Writers to Host Town Hall on Equity in Publishing after ‘American...
American Dirt was just a symptom of a pre-existing disease in the publishing industry.
By Grace Li
‘Orlando’ Celebrates Virginia Woolf’s Novel About Identity and Gender
Also, Sophie Calle’s curtains and Yarrow Slaps’ paintings take center stage this month.
By Jeffrey Edalatpour- What to Do When Your City’s Tallest Building Looks Like a Penis
- What Should I Say To My Sex Worker Daughter?
- Making and Unmaking Yourself in ‘Little Gods’
- Decolonize Your Spice with Diaspora Co.
- ‘Wakey, Wakey’ Recommends One Sweet Dream for Everyone
- Andrew Nguyen Explores Colonial Legacy
The First San Francisco Shake Shack is Here
But is it worth the hype?
By Grace Li
Mamahuhu May Mean So-So, but this Restaurant Is Anything But
Brandon Jew of Mister Jiu’s heads to the Richmond to serve up some Chinese American takeout classics.
By Grace Li
A Valentine’s Day Gift Guide for Cannabis Lovers
Find the perfect weed complement to your February 14 festivities.
By Zack Ruskin
Some SF Vape Sellers Hope to Overcome Ban with Kratom
Be warned: the opioid-like plant from Southeast Asia poses its own risks.
By Zack Ruskin- Planning Commission Appointee Emphasizes Racial and Social Equity
- Some Members of Congress Want To Study Sex Workers
- Controversial Housing Transit Bill SB 50 Fails, Again
- Federal Building Spent at Least $5,456 to Drown Out Trump Protester
- Dear New York City
- Patrick Mahomes Isn’t the Only Historic QB in Super Bowl 54
David August Headlines This Weeks Must-See Acts
David August at August Hall on Thursday, Gallant at Great American Music Hall on Wednesday, Seth Troxler at Great Northern on Sunday.
By Tim Casagrande
Danko Jones Enjoys an Underground Rock & Roll Life
The band weighs in on touring and the outlook of rock & roll.
By Brett Callwood- Lee Foss Headlines This Weeks Must-See Acts
- Caroline Polachek Headlines This Weeks Must-See Acts
- Wolf Parade Keeps Howling into the Void
- Check Out Fred Armisen and This Week’s Must-See Acts
- Two Unique Artists Help Kick Off San Francisco’s Winter Music Scene
- Lightning in a Bottle and the All-New Altus Festival Reveal 2020 Lineups
