SF News CVS Now Closing Lower Haight Store; Nearly Half of SF's CVS Stores Disappear Two years ago, San Francisco had 21 CVS stores, but as of January, we will be down to 12, with the Haight Street location now set to close.
SF News Pro-Palestine, Anti-Israel Teach-In Begins In Oakland, Garnering National Headlines A controversial teach-in, endorsed by the Oakland teachers' union but opposed by the school district, was set to begin Wednesday, and parts of the curriculum have been revealed to be misleading and take a hardline anti-Israel approach.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Kevin McCarthy Is Leaving Congress Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is, as has been expected, retiring at the end of the year; Sonoma County is dealing with an outbreak of avian flu; and the FBI is warning of imminent threats against the U.S.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink It Now Looks Like North Beach's Park Tavern Is Gone For Good It opened with fanfare, a fancy remodel, and a mosaic threshold that presaged a long life: "Est. 2011." But just over a decade and a pandemic later, Park Tavern looks to have gone dark for good.
SF News Bay Area Pilot Accused In Shroom-Related Cockpit Incident on Alaska Flight May Return Home This Week The Bay Area-based Alaska Airlines pilot who has been accused of endangering the lives of a plane-load of people in October has now been indicted by a grand jury, but not on attempted murder charges.
SF Politics VP Kamala Harris Has Now Cast More Tiebreaking Senate Votes Than Any VP In U.S. History Vice President Kamala Harris broke a record Tuesday that took two previous vice presidents about eight years to break, and she did it in only three.
SF News Man Shot and Injured In Daylight Robbery In Lower Pac Heights A young man was shot in the course of a robbery Monday morning in a typically quiet residential neighborhood of San Francisco, but thankfully his injuries are not life-threatening.
Arts & Entertainment Lots of People Were Assigned Berkeley as Their Spotify Wrapped 'Sound Town,' But Also San Luis Obispo? Why? The annual flurry of Spotify Wrapped year-end lists and genre leanings dropped last week, and like your zodiac chart, these categorizations have come to mean something for multiple generations who rely on Spotify for most of their music.
SF News Victim In Possible Homicide In Presidio Heights ID'd as 27-Year-Old Tech Product Designer A young woman at just the start of a seemingly successful career as a user experience designer was found dead in her apartment last week in Presidio Heights, and police are investigating the case as a homicide that was possibly the result of domestic violence.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Ryan Gosling Charms at SFFILM Awards Actor Ryan Gosling charmed everyone in presenting an award to Greta Gerwig in SF on Monday; Tule fog is blanketing the region all over in the morning; Assemblymember Evan Low has entered the House race for Anna Eshoo's seat.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Car Break-Ins Go Down By Half In SF Oakland police are investigating a fatal shooting at a 7-Eleven today; a woman was fatally struck by a car in a Walmart parking lot in Mountain View; and SFPD data shows car break-ins down significantly this fall compared to last year.
SF News YouTuber Who Deliberately Crashed Airplane In 2021 Sentenced to Six Months YouTuber Trevor Jacob made a poor example of himself and YouTube stunt artists in general two years ago when, while promoting a wallet for a sponsor, he filmed a video in which he deliberately crashed a small plane in Santa Barbara County.
Arts & Entertainment 'Golden Girls Live: The Christmas Episodes' Returns With Coco Peru Stepping In as Dorothy This year's holiday edition of 'The Golden Girls Live' at the Victoria Theater is every bit as campy and delightful as it always is, but with a new addition to the cast.
Arts & Entertainment The Streets of SF Lit Up With Pop-Up Drag Performances All Weekend for the First 'San Francisco Is a Drag' Thanks to a trio of SF drag legends and funding from the recently launched Civic Joy Fund, 100 drag queens, kings, and performers blanketed different neighborhoods on Saturday and Sunday for the first ever "San Francisco Is a Drag."
Arts & Entertainment Lineup For Inaugural Festival La Onda In Napa to Include Alejandro Fernandez, Mana A first-ever, multi-day, large-scale music festival in Northern California devoted entirely to Latin music has been announced for next June in downtown Napa, the weekend after BottleRock, and we now know the lineup.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: More Sneaker Waves Forecast Today The SFUSD reached a tentative agreement with tradespeople threatening to strike; there are again rip currents and sneaker waves forecast along the coast today; and Spotify has announced layoffs.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In Food: Four Hobbits Walk Into Atelier Crenn The close of November brought the much anticipated reopening of Quince, a couple of sad closing announcements, a celebrity sighting at Atelier Crenn, and more.
SF News Possible Homicide In Presidio Heights as Police Investigate Woman's Death A welfare check on Thursday evening led to the discovery of a dead body in a Presidio Heights home, and it is being investigated as a homicide.
SF News Sister of Murder Suspect Nima Momeni Allegedly Seen With Whip-its In Her Car Before Crash The story of Monday's Tenderloin crash in which Khazar Momeni, the sister of Bob Lee murder suspect Nima Momeni, was arrested on suspicion of DUI and hit-and-run, has taken on some added detail.
SF News Atmospheric River to Miss California and Soak Pacific Northwest; Big Rains Might Be Weeks Away An atmospheric river over the Pacific had been forecast, at least a week or so ago, to bring a lot of early December rain to California, but things have changed.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: The House Expelled George Santos The House has expelled George Santos for being a messy, likely criminal charlatan; a pedestrian was killed overnight in a downtown Oakland hit-and-run; and former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor has died at age 93.
SF News BART Police Identify Man Who Got Into Transbay Tube, Causing Two-Hour Systemwide Shutdown It's not entirely clear why it took two hours to resolve the situation Wednesday night that left downtown SF BART stations massively crowded, and the entire system paralyzed. But BART police have identified the suspect.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Eight Delicious Hot Toddies and Winter Drinks to Seek Out This Season at San Francisco Bars It's officially hot cocktail and mulled wine season, and we have a quick guide to eight of the best examples that SF bars and restaurants have to offer.
Business & Tech Kara Swisher Slams Elon Musk's 'F U' to Advertisers as the 'Meltdown' of an 'Adult Toddler' Tech writer and podcaster Kara Swisher didn't mince words in condemning the behavior of Elon Musk Wednesday evening at the New York Times' DealBook Summit.
SF News Attorneys for Bob Lee Murder Suspect Nima Momeni Look to Move Trial Out of San Francisco In a court hearing Thursday in which a trial date was expected to be set for murder suspect Nima Momeni, the defense team has filed a motion for a change of venue.
