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Cempaxochitl, the Mexican marigold.
At Potrero del Sol Park. Photo by Andres Jimenez Larios. Cempaxochitl, the Mexican marigold.
4 hours ago
Mission Local
Cempaxochitl, the Mexican marigold.
Joe Lacob keeps winning titles. Here’s why MLB needs him
In the last 25 years, Lacob has expressed interest in purchasing the A’s, Angels, Dodgers, Padres, and Giants.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
Joe Lacob keeps winning titles. Here’s why MLB needs him
Lucy Guo’s love life goes to court, Ken Fulk exits Marin, and Castro’s club kids go wild
Also this week, Draymond Green loves the Valkyries as much as we do, and Elim Chan wants to be a local.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
Lucy Guo’s love life goes to court, Ken Fulk exits Marin, and Castro’s club kids go wild
SF nearly sent a gay politician to Congress in 1987. Scott Wiener will finish the mission
The new congressman's path from closeted New Jersey teen to LGBTQ+ trailblazer mirrors a generation of struggle — and halting progress — in San Francisco politics.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
SF nearly sent a gay politician to Congress in 1987. Scott Wiener will finish the mission
The story of San Francisco’s November election, in 7 maps
From local battles on Sunset Dunes and Pelosi’s replacement to state measures on billionaires and voting rights, these maps show political divides in the city and state.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
The story of San Francisco’s November election, in 7 maps
Mayor Daniel Lurie gains power — and loses excuses
Mayor Daniel Lurie has convinced San Francisco voters to hand him more power. It’s a risky bet. Like many moderates in town, Lurie has blamed bureaucratic red tape and recalcitrant [...] Mayor Daniel Lurie gains power — and loses excuses
5 hours ago
Mission Local
Mayor Daniel Lurie gains power — and loses excuses
Gov. Newsom taps ex-spokesperson Nate Ballard, sentenced for domestic violence, for state commission
Ballard was in 2021 sentenced to four years probation after allegations of domestic violence. Gov. Newsom taps ex-spokesperson Nate Ballard, sentenced for domestic violence, for state commission
15 hours ago
Mission Local
Gov. Newsom taps ex-spokesperson Nate Ballard, sentenced for domestic violence, for state commission
S.F. retains ‘sole discretion’ to end contract that facilitates ICE use of city-owned garage
The 2022 contract gives San Francisco “sole discretion” to end its agreement with the private operator of a city garage ICE uses. S.F. retains ‘sole discretion’ to end contract that facilitates ICE use of city-owned garage
15 hours ago
Mission Local
S.F. retains ‘sole discretion’ to end contract that facilitates ICE use of city-owned garage
Brandon Aiyuk swore he’d never deal with the 49ers again. Then he showed up
The wide receiver hasn’t played in the NFL since tearing three knee ligaments in October 2024.
17 hours ago
SF Standard
Brandon Aiyuk swore he’d never deal with the 49ers again. Then he showed up
Police raid Sea Cliff home overrun by alleged squatters
A woman was taken into custody and animal control workers removed seven dogs at the now-notorious property.
18 hours ago
SF Standard
Police raid Sea Cliff home overrun by alleged squatters
Ripple Labs giving SFPD surveillance unit another 5 years of free rent, worth $5.5M
Real Time Investigation Center may continue free downtown sublease till 2032 thanks to crypto billionaire Chris Larsen Ripple Labs giving SFPD surveillance unit another 5 years of free rent, worth $5.5M
19 hours ago
Mission Local
Ripple Labs giving SFPD surveillance unit another 5 years of free rent, worth $5.5M
This Week In Food: Dungeness Season Approaches
A new cocktail spot arrives in the Mission, Cotogna prepares for a major renovation in the new year, and some illegal Dungeness crab fishing was happening this week in San Mateo County, all in This Week In Food.
19 hours ago
SFiST
This Week In Food: Dungeness Season Approaches
Jane Kim Defeats Well-Funded Opponent In Race for California Insurance Commissioner
Former SF Supervisor Jane Kim declared victory Friday in the race for state insurance commissioner, despite millions spent supporting her opponent or attacking her campaign, after running on a proposal for publicly funded disaster insurance.
19 hours ago
SFiST
Jane Kim Defeats Well-Funded Opponent In Race for California Insurance Commissioner
Sunset Buzz: Rusty Ladle wins best chowder in San Francisco
Also: A new Japanese curry spot on Irving Street and a Spring Equinox with "a little something" on each block. Sunset Buzz: Rusty Ladle wins best chowder in San Francisco
21 hours ago
Mission Local
Sunset Buzz: Rusty Ladle wins best chowder in San Francisco
Nancy Pelosi to Receive Special Honor at the Castro Theatre, In Her First Post-Election Appearance
As she prepares to step down from Congress after nearly 40 years representing San Francisco, House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi will be feted at the Castro Theatre later this month, as the honoree of this year's Legends Awards, hosted by The Academy.
21 hours ago
SFiST
Nancy Pelosi to Receive Special Honor at the Castro Theatre, In Her First Post-Election Appearance
SFPD Raids Squatter House in Sea Cliff, Removes Group of People
San Francisco police executed a search warrant Friday morning at the now notorious Sea Cliff manse that has served as a cushy squatters' haven for at least the past year.
22 hours ago
SFiST
SFPD Raids Squatter House in Sea Cliff, Removes Group of People
Man Arrested For Allegedly Taking Upskirt Photos, Hiding Camera In Berkeley Taco Bell Bathroom
An Oakland man was arrested last week on suspicion of secretly recording women and minors with concealed cameras near the UC Berkeley campus, including a device hidden in a Taco Bell Cantina bathroom and others attached to his shoes.
23 hours ago
SFiST
Man Arrested For Allegedly Taking Upskirt Photos, Hiding Camera In Berkeley Taco Bell Bathroom
Friday Morning Constitutional: Oakland's First Fridays Canceled For November
Organizers have canceled tonight's First Fridays event in Oakland, citing lack of funds; a man who stabbed his roommate in Daly City in 2001 is getting paroled; and Connie Chan campaigned as a progressive but her voters were largely not.
1 day ago
SFiST
Friday Morning Constitutional: Oakland's First Fridays Canceled For November
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