If trends as we know them continue, the Budget and Legislative Analyst’s Office predicts that, as a proportion of the Mission District, the percentage of Latinos will decline from 48 percent in
Hey, guys, remember the halcyon days of January, 2000, when a bunch of dot com companies dropped scads of money on commercials that would run during the Super Bowl? One current-day dot
Food delivery startup Munchery has been forced to cease operations at a Richmond District location after a citation from the Planning Department called the company out for using the building to store food
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The story of artist David Brenkus, a Duboce Triangle resident since 1981, getting evicted by the family of deYoung Museum curator Emma Harshawat (née Acker) is obviously an irresistible one for both sides
Award winning actor/San Francisco native Danny Glover has never been one to shy away from public comment on local issues, as you can see from items like his impromptu appearance in a
Double rainbow over SF @NWSBayArea pic.twitter.com/Z3jy5y9MtO — Scot Hampton (@shamptonian) October 28, 2015 It was going to rain. Really it was! Like, a lot. But, you see... While Mother Nature appeared
The California Department of Corrections this week clarified requirements of Operation Boo, a program designed to protect children from registered sexual offenders on Halloween, stating that offenders do not need to post exterior
A handsome office building fanned by palm fronds at 1033 Polk Street is getting what Curbed calls an "eye popping" upward addition from Stanley Saitowitz's Natoma Architects. The project
The jeb bush dukakis-in-a-tank moment we all knew was coming is finally here https://t.co/qP4OThNDiz — Scott Lucas (@ScottLucas86) October 26, 2015 Jeb Bush doesn't understand how
Pills imprinted with the name Xanax that are being sold on the streets of SF have now been blamed for the deaths of three people, and there may be more to come. We
Steph, dude, your buttons are all wrong: pic.twitter.com/9a5A11w06C — Jacoby (@djacoby) October 28, 2015 The Golden State Warriors Stephen Curry has a lot of stuff: An adorable daughter, his own Jeopardy
* The [Guardian] continues its frequently-headscratching coverage of SF with a glowing report on Uber Rush. * Is Wrecking Ball Coffee the best in SF? [Sprudge] * Twitter's and Square's earnings
* A European-based company called SigFox has already installed a small, inexpensive, low-bandwidth cell network in cooperation with San Francisco which will ultimately allow for "the internet of things" to
This Halloweek there are, as you might expect, plenty of themed events at your favorite haunts. The theme, of course, more than Halloween is silliness and crappy jokes and puns. Nonetheless, there'
An update to the existing zoning for a section of Market Street that would allow for the construction of taller buildings is currently in the works, which could result in some even taller
A story with local implications broke on Sunday via the Washington Post, and it's already spelling some trouble for a storied local restaurant, via Yelp. Terri Upshaw, born Terri Buich into
In an essay titled Shall We House The Homeless in Vacation Rentals?, a resident of San Francisco has suggested that the city's vacation rental companies might be a great resource in
"We continued to see strong financial performance this quarter," Jack Dorsey said in a statement picked up by CNBC among others. The CEO, who has served in that role for a
The San Francisco Fire Department is feeling the heat today, as the former head of its arson task force claimed publicly that he was forced out of the position after repeatedly voicing concerns
Mayor Ed Lee has been making the rounds of local publications, allowing himself to be interviewed by editorial boards in preparation for an election he's all but guaranteed to win (see
Fans of the long gone, pan-Asian-street-food spot Poleng Lounge perhaps some of whom have traveled down to San Mateo a few times to sample the ongoing work of chef Tim
Until 1970, 875 California Street was a five-story building operated by then Mayor Joseph Alioto and his wife Angelina. The Chronicle remembers that the family tore down the structure with hopes of
Bill Gurley is well-known as a Silicon Valley investor, with dough in Uber, DropBox, SnapChat, and others. He's also gaining a reputation as a guy who is unafraid to speak
A terrible accident caught on film highlights the dangers faced everyday by pedestrians on the streets of San Francisco. The crash, which thankfully did not result in any death, occurred when a scooter
It was 2006 when the Chron gracefully danced around Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow's role in the death of Chinese community leader Allen Leung. Nearly a decade later, what many
