Despite 15,000-person wait list, SF’s Noodle in a Haystack pivots to fast casual
The owners plan to pivot to a fast-casual restaurant later this year.
SCOOP: Mice Droppings in Banana Storage: Marina’s Instagram-Darling Bluestone Lane Hit With Major Repeat...
Bluestone Lane, the glossy Australian-inspired coffee chain whose Marina cafe draws lines for flat whites and avocado smash, was hit Thursday morning with a major, repeat rodent violation by San Francisco health inspectors. During a routine inspection of the 3352 Steiner Street location on June 4, an inspector document
An S.F. wine bar and community hub is closing after years of neighborhood challenges
A San Francisco wine bar that aimed to be a community gathering spot for SoMa residents is closing following a string of challenges with its location, including construction and theft.
Gavin Newsom wants $125M to buy Golden Gate Fields. Some local conservationists have other...
This piece was produced by Bay Nature — a nonprofit, independent media organization that connects the people of the San Francisco Bay Area to the natural world. This year, lovers of the East Bay shoreline got a boon: a “once-in-a-generation” opportunity to transform a piece of prime shoreline into a park for the people
San Francisco man convicted of raping woman who mistook his car for Uber
Prosecutors said the woman had left a Mission District club with her sister and fell asleep in the back seat before the driver sped away.
SF man who stole $20K from 3 Bay Area banks gets 7 years in...
(KRON) — A San Francisco man was sentenced Thursday to seven years in federal prison for a string of bank robberies and a carjacking that occurred in late 2024 and early 2025, prosecutors announced Friday. James Michael Garrison was indicted by a federal grand jury last June and pleaded guilty this past February to thr
SF Housing Deal Blows Up as Sacramento’s Anti-ICE Push Spooks Investors
Sacramento’s latest effort to crack down on companies tied to immigrant detention centers is ricocheting into a place lawmakers probably did not intend: the already fragile pipeline for affordable and workforce housing in California. Investors that typically buy state and federal low-income housing tax credits are tapp
A new name, but the hot dog remains the same
It’s been almost three weeks since the historic Caspers Hot Dogs at 2530 Macdonald Ave. in Richmond reopened as Corky’s Famous Hot Dogs, and according to its new owner, Courtland “Corky” Boozé, the location is as busy as ever. “We have people here at 9...
Driver arrested after allegedly crashing into Castro parklets, business, then leaving
A 30-year-old man from Oakland has been arrested in connection with a crash that sent a vehicle into parklets and a Castro District business, police said.
Mayor takes a side on who should run city parking
After months of internal battles, public concern from staff, and even some accusations of previous impropriety, Oakland’s city government has decided to move some parking tasks currently managed by the city’s Department of Transportation, such as revenue collection, to the Finance Department. The changes are outlined i
