Days before America’s independence, San Francisco turns 250
On June 27, 1776, seven days before the Declaration of Independence was signed in the East, a group of weary travelers arrived in what would become San Francisco and began to scratch their lives into the verdant valley that would become the Mission District — and the sand dunes and serpentine rock of the future Presidi
Liam’s List: Interview with Chef Laurance Jossel, Nopa SF
Liam's List: Interview with Chef Laurance Jossel, Nopa SF
🌈 Photos: San Francisco Pride 2026, frame by frame
Pride doesn’t start the morning of the parade, and in San Francisco it doesn’t end with it either. This year it ran a full week: preview parties and a night […] 🌈 Photos: San Francisco Pride 2026, frame by frame
San Francisco archdiocese agrees to $395M settlement with 530 clergy abuse survivors
The Archdiocese of San Francisco agreed to pay $395 million to settle over 500 child sexual abuse lawsuits involving clergy and church officials.
Visit California’s Once-Thriving Military Fort Outside San Francisco With Ocean Views And Preserved Buildings
Looking out across the Golden Gate Bridge, it's nearly impossible to imagine a naval invasion from the fog-shrouded Pacific Ocean. Yet, in the lead-up to World War II, that's exactly what the U.S. Army and Navy prepared for. Starting in the late 1930s, the U.S. government expanded and modernized a network of coastal de
Again, Jenkins takes dubious case to trial—and loses. It’s a disturbing pattern
The office of District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is continuing a pattern of seeking felony charges in cases where there’s no chance of succeeding—and in the latest example, a Superior Court judge essentially ordered that a case be dismissed before it went to the jury. That’s very unusual.
Man accused of killing S.F. General Hospital social worker ordered to stand trial
A judge ruled Monday that a 35-year-old man will stand trial for the December killing of a UCSF social worker.
This restaurant is leaving Oakland — but returning in a new home, complete with...
The restaurant will close its Oakland location but reopen a large new outpost in Hayward, complete with a restored BART train car and 20 beers on tap.
“Yiked Up” Alameda Beach Takeover Thwarted
Alameda residents concerned about a beach takeover scheduled for Saturday, June 27, were relieved to find out that a coordinated, multi-agency law enforcement effort prevented the planned unlawful gathering at Alameda’s Crown Memorial Beach. Tensions were heightened after an AI-generated flyer advertising “Yiked Up at
11 Berkeley, California Restaurants Worth Planning A Food Trip Around This July
Berkeley in July can make lunch feel like a very reasonable travel plan. The city is small enough to explore without feeling swallowed, but its food scene refuses to act small. One block can lead to a bakery line. Another can turn into a noodle stop, a pizza detour, or...
