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People We Meet: Jasper Lee, a big-time transit head all in on the T-Third
When Jasper Lee was hired to work on the T-Third, it felt like a dream come true. Now, he's committed to making it go faster. People We Meet: Jasper Lee, a big-time transit head all in on the T-Third
1 hour ago
Mission Local
People We Meet: Jasper Lee, a big-time transit head all in on the T-Third
Day Around the Bay: Soon-to-Close Ripley's Believe It Or Not Announces Retro Discount
USPS open investigation after vote-by-mail ballots allegedly stolen in Daly City; new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is out of a job after just five days; and a new wildfire is prompting evacuations in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano.
11 hours ago
SFiST
Day Around the Bay: Soon-to-Close Ripley's Believe It Or Not Announces Retro Discount
Man killed after purported SFPD 'football tackle' pursued over ankle monitor, attorneys say
The San Francisco DA is investigating the death of a man after a fatal police pursuit down Mission Street. Man killed after purported SFPD 'football tackle' pursued over ankle monitor, attorneys say
12 hours ago
Mission Local
Man killed after purported SFPD 'football tackle' pursued over ankle monitor, attorneys say
‘Clean Energy Dream Home’ Shows How Ditching Gas Appliances Reduces Indoor Air Pollution
On the heels of new legislation aimed at helping Californians switch from gas to electric-powered homes, a Silicon Valley-based agency is bringing its “Clean Energy Dream Home” showroom to communities around the Bay Area.
12 hours ago
SFiST
‘Clean Energy Dream Home’ Shows How Ditching Gas Appliances Reduces Indoor Air Pollution
Connie Chan ramps up fundraising, but Scott Wiener still dominant
Connie Chan outraised Scott Wiener from July through September, but he still holds a $3 million fundraising lead overall. Connie Chan ramps up fundraising, but Scott Wiener still dominant
13 hours ago
Mission Local
Connie Chan ramps up fundraising, but Scott Wiener still dominant
San Francisco’s Lost Art Salon finds forgotten 20th century artists 
The two friends wanted to start a business together, but they never thought about opening a gallery to show their own work.  San Francisco’s Lost Art Salon finds forgotten 20th century artists 
13 hours ago
Mission Local
San Francisco’s Lost Art Salon finds forgotten 20th century artists 
‘Family demons’ led to killing of SFPD leader and their daughter, says victim’s brother
Kevin Mannix’s troubled childhood — marked by orphanages, suicide, and violence — may hold clues to the tragedy.
13 hours ago
SF Standard
‘Family demons’ led to killing of SFPD leader and their daughter, says victim’s brother
Educadores de S.F. tienen un nuevo rol: acompañar a las familias a sus citas de ICE
Educadores de 20 escuelas de San Francisco reciben capacitación para acompañar a los estudiantes y a sus familias a citas de inmigración. Educadores de S.F. tienen un nuevo rol: acompañar a las familias a sus citas de ICE
13 hours ago
Mission Local
Educadores de S.F. tienen un nuevo rol: acompañar a las familias a sus citas de ICE
This Week In Food: New Omakase
Shinka debuts downtown, New York's popular Bar Oliver is opening an SF outpost in Pac Heights, and a cocktail bar called Olde Fashioned has taken the place of Zhuzh on Nob Hill, all in This Week in Food.
13 hours ago
SFiST
This Week In Food: New Omakase
‘Section 415’ podcast: Bold Warriors predictions for the 2026-27 season
Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Steve Kerr all returned, but Golden State is promising key changes.
14 hours ago
SF Standard
‘Section 415’ podcast: Bold Warriors predictions for the 2026-27 season
'Oh, Mary!' Just as Subversively Hilarious on Tour at SF's Curran as It Was on Broadway
Even though it was written to be a queer, campy, ahistorical comedy vehicle for Cole Escola, Oh, Mary! has, against the odds, become a successfully bawdy romp in the hands of a range of performers, and one that lets all of America in on the joke.
15 hours ago
SFiST
'Oh, Mary!' Just as Subversively Hilarious on Tour at SF's Curran as It Was on Broadway
House of Air Trampoline Park to Close After 16 Years at Crissy Field
After 16 years of bouncing, dodgeball games, and birthday parties inside a former military airplane hangar in the Presidio, House of Air will close next February, with the owners citing the expiration of the building’s lease.
16 hours ago
SFiST
House of Air Trampoline Park to Close After 16 Years at Crissy Field
Sculptural Pavilion Options For Embarcadero Park to Be Reviewed Monday
There is at least one dramatic design element being considered for the new Embarcadero Park, as SF Rec & Parks moves ahead on the major renovation set to take place over the next year.
17 hours ago
SFiST
Sculptural Pavilion Options For Embarcadero Park to Be Reviewed Monday
Tenderloin Buzz: Tenderloin restaurants take center stage
Eight Tenderloin restaurants are participating in SF Restaurant Week and spooky events are gearing up in the neighborhood. Tenderloin Buzz: Tenderloin restaurants take center stage
17 hours ago
Mission Local
Tenderloin Buzz: Tenderloin restaurants take center stage
The Valkyries’ visionaries: 3 women who built a Finals team from scratch in 2 years
Jess Smith, Ohemaa Nyanin, and Natalie Nakase barely knew each other before embarking on a journey to the top of the WNBA.
19 hours ago
SF Standard
The Valkyries’ visionaries: 3 women who built a Finals team from scratch in 2 years
The math behind the Valkyries’ path to a $2 billion valuation
Record revenue, a Finals run, and a TV deal that could be renegotiated put the WNBA’s most valuable franchise within reach of another milestone.
19 hours ago
SF Standard
The math behind the Valkyries’ path to a $2 billion valuation
At San Francisco’s newest climbing gym, failing is part of the point
At California Climbing Collective, an independent SoMa gym, climbers can forget about grades, try new styles, and focus on community over competition.
23 hours ago
SF Standard
At San Francisco’s newest climbing gym, failing is part of the point
Myrna Melgar says SF is having a MeToo moment. For her, it’s personal
“ I am disappointed that in a city where we say ‘believe victims’ — I was the only one.”
23 hours ago
SF Standard
Myrna Melgar says SF is having a MeToo moment. For her, it’s personal
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