Tartine Is Taking Over a Dead FiDi CVS
The bakery has leased the former CVS at 351 California Street at Sansome, a 4,000-square-foot corner space at the base of the J. Harold Dollar Building....
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Clint Reilly, Political Consultant and Newspaper Owner, Dies at 79
It's clear that Clint Reilly felt strongly about the publishing business, as do many wealthy men. And like those men, Reilly's passion for media lived in the same room as one for politics....
The San Francisco Trolley Problem: A Game
The trolley problem is a famous ethical thought experiment. This game is a version that's more uniquely San Francisco....
San Francisco Turned Off Its Public Records Watchdog Right When It Was Watching the Mayor
The Sunshine Ordinance Task Force, a city commission empaneled since the 1990s to discuss local public records, and to find violations. It cannot meet right now because of new city rules....
How to Do Dore Alley: Your 2026 Guide to Up Your Alley Weekend
I once ran afoul for briefly calling Dore Alley a "sex fair." And let's be honest for a second because yes: there's plenty of sex happening at it. But it is also more than that....
Julius' Castle Is Finally Reopening.
The landmark restaurant at 1541 Montgomery Street, tucked below Coit Tower with the Bay Bridge laid out beneath it, is set to reopen after a restoration that dragged on for more than a decade....
SF's New 'Golden Gate Dozen' Is a 13-Mile Trail That Bags 12 National Park Sites in a Single Day
The Golden Gate Dozen borrows the same idea as the Crosstown Trails, those designated routes that thread SF neighborhoods together using stairways, paths, and sidewalks you already walk....
A Vacant Chase Bank on Mission Street Is Becoming 'Hidden Frequency,' an Immersive Music Venue
The old Chase Bank at 2500 Mission St. will reopen as Hidden Frequency, a small, immersive music venue built around a single listening room and a steady diet of electronic and experimental sound....
The Castro's Newest Burger Was Born From McDonald's in Argentina
Iggy's Burgers, the family's own Sonoma County smashburger brand, is now open in the same room in Castro that was very recently an Argentinian steakhouse....
How To Make July 4th Gay Again
Many of my progressive friends have stopped wanting to celebrate the country at all. But I would like to do the exact opposite....
At a Queer Democratic Breakfast, Lurie Finally Spelled It Out for the Giants
When you put the uniform on one of our teams in San Francisco, you represent something bigger than yourself....
The Mill is closed indefinitely after a fire
The Mill opened in 2012 as a joint venture between Four Barrel Coffee and Josey Baker Bread. Then it accidentally became famous....