Rasputin Music On Haight Street Closes
The iconic Bay Area music store told employees this week that it would close the Haight Ashbury location, which opened in 2013.
By Grace Li
Tax on Uber, Lyft Rides Squeaks By — For Now
The measure has just enough votes to place a tax on rideshare rides to kick more money into public transportation.
By Ida Mojadad
UPDATE: Preston Leads Insanely Close Supervisor Race, Again
Uncertainty reigns as thousands of votes remain uncounted and ranked-choice calculations have to be made.
By Ida Mojadad
San Francisco Has A Meth Problem
Methamphetamine is far more prevalent than you think. A new report has some ideas on how to curb its impact.
By Nuala Sawyer Bishari
What Is the Best CBD Oil in the UK?
Within less than two years cannabidiol (CBD) has sounded off the tongues of mums, doctors, and internet bloggers as if it was vitamin D,
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Sick of the lonely winter months? Here’s how to make the most of dating in winter.
The long, hot days of summer are now well and truly behind us. Winter is looming, and for the world of dating that means
By Sponsor
Jon Steiger Used to Usher for Harry Potter. Now He’s One of Its Biggest Stars
The Scorpius Malfoy actor used to hand out playbills in New York for the show, but now he’s acting in its San Francisco run.
By Grace Li
From the Ground Up’s Subdued Night of Fright
A darkened theater does a lot of the work in this anthology of ghost stories.
By Jeffrey Edalatpour
A Carefully Constructed Banh Mi Is Best
Cafe Dolci will make you an enormous but structurally sound sandwich.
By Ryan Basso
Señor Sisig Opens First Storefront Location
Co-founder Evan Kidera’s late father used to own a restaurant in the neighborhood. Now it’s Kidera’s turn.
By Grace Li
An Exorcism of Queerness
Editor’s note: This story was published in 2016. Like a construction stud supports a wall, The Stud bar has supported queer San Francisco for
By Michaela Payne
SF Pride Calls (Out) the Cops
SF Pride’s membership called a meeting to discuss the presence of law enforcement after 2019’s arrests. But ‘Police out of Pride’ means different things to different people.
By Peter Lawrence Kane
