Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is bringing two of her psychedelic "Infinity Mirror Rooms" to SFMOMA next month, and timed tickets for the exhibit just went on sale this week.
“‘Dangerous Liaisons’ but it’s teenagers” gets a 1990s jukebox musical reboot with ‘Cruel Intentions: The 90’s Musical,’ whose spectacular sets and occasional nudity serve a memorable feast for your eyes as well as your ears.
The Biden Administration has filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court Thursday regarding a ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals that pertains to government officials contacting social media platforms.
It's that time of year again, and Bon Appetit has just revealed its Best New Restaurants of 2023 — seeing fit to include two from San Francisco this time around.
A second location of SoMa’s Sextant Coffee Roasters will fill the void left by Valencia Street late-night pizza place Arinell Pizza, with an opening date of late next month.
A former Vallejo police captain was ousted after alleging that officers were bending their badges to celebrate fatal shootings, but he just got a $900,000 settlement, and it now appears the allegation was true.
A commercial building on Mission Street between 25th and 26th streets went up in flames just after midnight Wednesday night but luckily did not spread to a residential building next door.
Alameda County DA Pamela Price was again shouted down at a town hall meeting; the CHP impounded an alleged sideshow vehicle on the Bay Bridge; and Dreamforce Day 3 brings actress Viola Davis, comedian Seth Meyers, and director Spike Lee.
A homeless man was struck by an Amazon van while trying to cross a freeway ramp in SF; Gavin Newsom speaks about conservatives and their backwardness at Dreamforce; and a federal judge has declared DACA illegal.
Don't take a call if your caller ID identifies the caller as “SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY,” and don’t pay the $5,000-$10,000 fine they’re demanding for some non-existent arrest, as it’s the latest scam hitting San Francisco.
Riders of the K-Ingleside and M-Ocean View be aware, Muni is closing the Twin Peaks Tunnel every night for a week starting Thursday, and the Forest Hill and West Portal stations will close at 9 p.m. September 14-21.
In what seems like inviting the foxes to a forum on henhouse safety, the biggest names in AI held a secret meeting in Washington, D.C. yesterday to advise Senate leaders on how to regulate the fast-growing AI industry.
We are now learning more about an incident reported on last month by the San Francisco Fire Department in which an ambulance carrying a person who was severely injured on a SoMa street was allegedly briefly prevented from leaving the scene due to two Cruise robotaxis in the way.
Another racket sport that isn't tennis and isn't pickleball which has gained broad popularity across the globe, padel, is going to be getting its own dedicated courts down at Embarcadero Plaza.
Finally we get word that a contract has been signed, and a San Francisco native with experience revitalizing landmark properties will be leading the project, with help from SF-based Hi Neighbor Hospitality Group.
The city of Oakland has now gone seven months without a proper police chief while crime is spiking. Mayor Sheng Thao says the police commission is dragging its feet, so she’s threatening to declare a state of emergency over the matter.
Saluhall, the food hall that's being planned for the IKEA shopping center on mid-Market, may be sort of amazing when it finally comes together. And today we're learning that the co-owner of hugely acclaimed Copenhagen restaurant Noma, Claus Meyer, is going to be opening a bakery there.
In what is likely the most significant tech trial of the modern internet era, the U.S. Department of Justice is arguing that Google has grown into an “illegal monopoly” for search and internet ad sales that ought to be broken up.
As school districts around the country have become the latest battle grounds for the right wing, with parents being told that Democrats are all trying to make their kids trans, a tiny school district in the East Bay has become the latest to show signs of that false panic.
The family of Sean Monterrosa is protesting the reinstatement of the Vallejo cop who shot him; Dianne Feinstein's Stinson Beach home has been listed as "coming soon"; and a burglar was arrested after squatting in a Piedmont home for two days.
The sinkhole trouble continues in Pacific Heights, Caltrain walked back their fare increase scheduled for next summer, and the former Bagdad Cafe’s latest tenant Los Amigos on Castro has also given up the ghost.
A new wrinkle in the Westfield Centre drama, as large tenant American Eagle Outfitters just filed a lawsuit saying Westfield management abandoned any attempt at security and allowed the place to go to hell in a handbasket.
The couple behind one of Sonoma's most lauded and talked-about restaurants of the last couple of years, Animo, is expanding with a second spot that promises to be bigger, busier, and cheaper.
Another Planet Entertainment will have another weekend of concerts the weekend after Outside Lands, as the SF Board of Supervisors approved granting a permit for the extra weekend of concerts starting August 2024.
After doing its first West Coast performances last year, 'Hadestown' has swung back through San Francisco by popular demand, and performances begin Tuesday night.
