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Rideshare drivers, Hollywood abortion, Gen Z hedonists, Woody Guthrie, 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' in expansive program. The post 46th Jewish Film Fest embraces universal…
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For two weekends in Petaluma, dance mavens can taste an al fresco connection between farmed land and celestial bodies. The post Dance feeds the soulβand…
Read full article βNot only do people still read books in San Francisco, they read books while lying outside, in the grass, looking out at the city. The…
Read full article βGeneva Avenue. Photo by Walter Mackins. Being Anticolonial
Read full article βFrom banker to teacher to bento box maven: How Chika Kuramoto found her calling at the Inner Sunsetβs CSK Kitchen. Three careers in, Chika Kuramoto…
Read full article βProtesters met in front of OpenAI's headquarters in Mission Bay before marching to the offices of Anthropic and Google DeepMind. Photos: Hundreds protest at Open…
Read full article βUnofficial numbers suggest that the proposal to re-open the Great Highway to weekday car traffic could cost nearly $14 million to implement. Re-opening the Great…
Read full article βAt 7th and Market streets. Photo by Michael Santiago. Mariposa
Read full article βThe Pressroom and Mercantile is SoMa's hidden treasure trove featuring printed matter, antique advertising, and ephemera. People We Meet: Mark E. Sackett, Jack of all…
Read full article βThe cityβs real estate market is going bonkers as Anthropic employees with equity are poised to become rich -- and jack up SF rents. A…
Read full article βThe shop closed last month after three years at 14th and Valencia streets. Owner Diana Musa said she's looking for a new home. Woman-owned skate…
Read full article βBut first, join a neighborhood cleanup near Jerry Garcia Street, as part of Mayor Daniel Lurie's volunteer initiative. Excelsior Buzz: Jerry Day returns to the…
Read full article βAlso, there are business closures on Valencia and Mission streets. The MCCLA will host its next community meeting next week. Mission Buzz: A handful of…
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How a trippy revelation led one-time SF animation student Suryakant Sawhney to dive into playfully introspective music. The post Indian indie act Peter Cat Recording…
Read full article βOn Innes Avenue in Hunters Point. Photo by Walter Mackins. Not fade away
Read full article βThe San Francisco Ethics Commission has in recent years seen a steady decrease in staff amid a growing torrent of money in city elections. Money…
Read full article βWith a new grant, a group of artists will return to Balmy Alley to restore some of their old murals Original muralists come home to…
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The slick marketing gloss entirely ignores the basic laws of meteorology and aerodynamics. The post The other problem with police drones: They donβt work well…
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Planning Commissioners loyal to Lurie vote to certify EIR for PG&E takeover The post Public power moves a step forward appeared first on 48 hills.
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Ohlone-forward snacks, immigrant-ABC collabs, Thai tastings β βtis the season for Bay brunches with attitude. The post Good Taste: Itβs brunch, bitch! appeared first on…
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