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Thursday Morning What's Up: 3.8M Earthquake Strikes Near San Leandro
A 3.8M earthquake struck near San Leandro Thursday morning; the Timber Fire has grown to 4,245 acres in Big Sur; and hundreds packed a town hall meeting with Sen. Adam Schiff in Santa Rosa last night.
51 minutes ago
SFiST
Thursday Morning What's Up: 3.8M Earthquake Strikes Near San Leandro
The Valkyries just beat last season’s win total, and major milestones are within reach
Golden State is 24-9, has the WNBA’s highest scoring bench, and could become the fifth franchise to record a 30-win season.
1 hour ago
SF Standard
The Valkyries just beat last season’s win total, and major milestones are within reach
Earthquake strikes Bay Area
The 3.8 quake, centered in Oakland, was felt in San Francisco.
1 hour ago
SF Standard
Earthquake strikes Bay Area
At long last, the Giants’ farm system is loaded: ‘We were very, very disrespected’
With top draft picks such as Jackson Flora and elite international signees such as Josuar González, San Francisco has one of the leading prospect pipelines.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
At long last, the Giants’ farm system is loaded: ‘We were very, very disrespected’
OpenAI’s comms team has a Sam Altman problem
Tech PR veteran Aaron Zamost says he knows why OpenAI is struggling with its messaging.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
OpenAI’s comms team has a Sam Altman problem
Rest in peace, Bip City
Car break-ins, long a symbol of dysfunction in San Francisco, have fallen precipitously in recent years. Surveillance technology is partly to thank.
4 hours ago
SF Standard
Rest in peace, Bip City
People We Meet: Angel Contreras wants to build race cars
Angel Contreras has wanted to design a car for as long as he can remember — not just any car, but one built for racing.  People We Meet: Angel Contreras wants to build race cars
6 hours ago
Mission Local
People We Meet: Angel Contreras wants to build race cars
Sponsored: SF-based brands are opening on PIER 39 — and they’re hosting free concerts to celebrate
Don’t miss all of the events, store openings and more happening on the waterfront this August
14 hours ago
SF Standard
Sponsored: SF-based brands are opening on PIER 39 — and they’re hosting free concerts to celebrate
Day Around the Bay: One Person Shot and Wounded In SF's Western Addition
One person was shot and wounded in SF's Western Addition on Wednesday; a new cost estimate is in for reopening the Great Highway; and a wildfire has broken out in Tahoe National Forest called the Talbot Fire.
16 hours ago
SFiST
Day Around the Bay: One Person Shot and Wounded In SF's Western Addition
FAA Announces New Landing Procedure to Speed Up Arrivals at SFO
In an effort to address significant delays at SFO caused by a ban on parallel-runway landings in March, the FAA is now allowing staggered arrivals on clear days, which will increase the number of arrivals from 36 per hour to 42.
16 hours ago
SFiST
FAA Announces New Landing Procedure to Speed Up Arrivals at SFO
Gold Rush-Themed Immersive Experience From Dickens Fair Team Coming to Pier 35 This Month
The team behind the Great Dickens Christmas Fair is launching a Gold Rush-era immersive experience at Pier 35 called San Francisco Historium Spotlight later this month, which they aim to make an annual event.
18 hours ago
SFiST
Gold Rush-Themed Immersive Experience From Dickens Fair Team Coming to Pier 35 This Month
Jury Awards $33M to Twin Daughters of Couple Killed By Road-Racing Teen In Redwood City
A jury has awarded $33 million to the young twin girls who were orphaned in a tragic 2022 crash in Redwood City, in which two young men in a street race caused the violent collision along El Camino Real.
18 hours ago
SFiST
Jury Awards $33M to Twin Daughters of Couple Killed By Road-Racing Teen In Redwood City
The Dissent has AI ‘reporters’ cover S.F., reusing the work of human journalists 
A 27-year-old BlackRock portfolio specialist created the AI news website in his spare time. Media experts are skeptical. The Dissent has AI ‘reporters’ cover S.F., reusing the work of human journalists 
19 hours ago
Mission Local
The Dissent has AI ‘reporters’ cover S.F., reusing the work of human journalists 
Two Castro Bars Decide to 'Pause' Use of Facial Scanning Tech at the Door
Two of three Castro neighborhood bars that have been using Patronscan technology at the door to improve security say that they are pausing their use of it due to privacy concerns raised by the LGBTQ community.
20 hours ago
SFiST
Two Castro Bars Decide to 'Pause' Use of Facial Scanning Tech at the Door
Back to school 2026: Where to find free backpacks, supplies and other resources
Check out our guide to events around town aimed at helping kids and parents ease into the school year. Back to school 2026: Where to find free backpacks, supplies and other resources
22 hours ago
Mission Local
Back to school 2026: Where to find free backpacks, supplies and other resources
Meet the District 8 candidates: Should S.F. allow taller apartment buildings?
The four candidates running for District 8 supervisor explain how they would've voted on the plan to upzone San Francisco. Meet the District 8 candidates: Should S.F. allow taller apartment buildings?
22 hours ago
Mission Local
Meet the District 8 candidates: Should S.F. allow taller apartment buildings?
Bayview Buzz: SCRAP’s grand-opening is this weekend
Meanwhile, Lurie visits Third Street, and Gumbo Social is returns from summer break on August 17 — with some upgrades. Bayview Buzz: SCRAP’s grand-opening is this weekend
22 hours ago
Mission Local
Bayview Buzz: SCRAP’s grand-opening is this weekend
Restoring the Maestrapeace Mural
On Lapidge Street. Photo by Drew Padilla. Restoring the Maestrapeace Mural
1 day ago
Mission Local
Restoring the Maestrapeace Mural
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