The Presidio Trust is seeking food trucks and vendors to fill revolving slots at the new Tunnel Tops park area, and they're also still looking for a restaurant operator to fill a large space in a new building there as well.
The Board of Supervisors vowed to shutter SF's Juvenile Hall three years ago. But kids are still incarcerated there well past the closure deadline, at a cost of more than $1 million per year, per kid.
A new two-day festival in the vein of the defunct Treasure Island Music Festival is headed to SF this fall, just seven weeks after Outside Lands wraps up — and it's mostly EDM acts, with headliners Flume and The Chemical Brothers.
Reviled Pharma Bro Martin Shkreli served only four years of his seven-year sentence, but remember that he was not in prison for being a Pharma Bro, but instead for being a Securities Fraud Bro.
A freeway shooting led to a crash near I-580 and Seminary Avenue, the co-owner of Oakland Filipino restaurant Lucky Three Seven was fatally shot, and a Red Flag Warning has been issued for the Central Valley.
The remains of Cynthia "Linda" Alonzo were accidentally uncovered by a construction crew in West Oakland, the SFMTA has announced the return of three bus lines gone since the pandemic began, and the Buchanan Street Mall in the Western Addition is getting renovated.
We have a June 16 Grand Opening now officially scheduled for Santa Clara’s Westfield Valley Fair location of the Italian food emporium Eataly, which will be a staggering three stories, 45,000 square feet, and have two dedicated restaurants.
A full 10 years and 1,000 surveillance cameras later after a cryptocurrency mogul started putting security cameras all over town, we’re finally getting a set of rules on how they can and cannot be used.
The neo-classical 1910 bank building at the corner of Sutter and Sansome streets, just off of Market, has been an underutilized, glorified lobby for the attached Citibank tower at One Sansome for
Governor Gavin Newsom now has an astonishing amount of surplus money to throw around, and he’s throwing a big chunk to bail out California schools with declining enrollment and awash in red ink.
A clearly laughable listing went live on Zillow sometime yesterday or today, showing the famed Full House house on Broderick Street for sale for $37 million — a cool $32 million over what it sold for last year. But the funniest part is that somebody at ABC 7 mistook this as legit.
Facebook held a conference call Tuesday to discuss which posts they most often remove and why, which was inconveniently timed after the weekend’s Buffalo mass shooting video was still on the platform.
Flour + Water Pizzeria, under one of the original owners of Flour + Water, is about to spin off as its own thing. And while the menu will stay largely the same, with some additions, the big change will be a full cocktail bar, and owner David White says the place will be "more come-as-you-are."
You will be enjoying some balmy May temperatures Wednesday, Thursday, and this weekend in San Francisco, and it will be downright hot in the East Bay and South Bay.
Netflix is laying off 150 employees following its dismal first quarter, San Jose has just seen its third homicide in a week, and SF is moving forward to establish a public bank.
A San Francisco school bus was hit by a bullet Tuesday morning, the Mission Cultural Center is now an SF landmark, and Giants second baseman Tommy La Stella just hit one of the longest home runs in team history.
Sunday’s episode of ‘Last Week Tonight with John Oliver’ featured a lengthy stemwinder shredding PG&E to bits, and for good measure, razzing Gavin Newsom for going so easy on the wildfire-plagued utility.
How do you stop Luka Doncic? Well, you don't. Like Nikola Jokic and Ja Morant, superstars are gonna superstar.
It's time again for more Outside Lands tickets to go on sale, and now we know who's performing which day.
The waste hauler with a monopoly on San Francisco refuse collection is facing another round of pointed questions, as a new report from the city controller says the company “netted profits of $23.4 million over and above” their rate-setting agreement with the city.
Just a quick update from the falcon cam atop the UC Berkeley Campanile: Two out of three eggs hatched, and the two chicks are now 11 and 12 days old and eagerly scarfing down whatever prey mom Annie and stepdad Alden bring them.
A 160-unit building that was purchased by the City of San Francisco in part thanks to the state's Homekey program, the former Panoramic development at 1321 Mission Street in SoMa, is reopening as supportive housing for the formerly homeless.
A disgusting demonstration took place in the East Bay community of Blackhawk Saturday just hours after a mass shooting claimed ten lives at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, most of them Black people.
Another infantile tweetstorm from Elon Musk claims his Twitter purchase “cannot move forward” because of the prevalence of fake accounts, but analysts suspect he’s trying to drive down the price or back out entirely.
After the SFPD put out the vaguest of vague reports about human remains found on rail tracks on the south side of San Francisco Sunday night, more details are coming to light and the SFMTA is admitting that this person was hit by a T-Third train.
