There’s no convenient way for the average San Franciscan to get involved in city politics. Trust me, I’ve tried. I applied to city boards and commissions only to have the appli... Read More
When I wrote my April 2019 Reynolds Rap column suggesting Mayor London Breed should fire Department of Public Works director Mohammed Nuru after decades of corruption and incompete... Read More
If the name sounds familiar, it should. Jamie Benziger hails from the esteemed Benziger Family Winery, notable for its biodynamic, organic, and sustainable farming practices in add... Read More
For years as a food writer I’ve stressed the importance of knowing where your food comes from, particularly meat. In today’s world, where many deadly viruses are traced to poor... Read More
From tackling congestion at one of our major tourist hotspots, to preparing for the next major disaster, to creating a beautiful new open space for families, we’re addressing som... Read More
Here’s a sampling of recent crimes in the districts covered by the Central and Northern SFPD stations. THE CASE OF THE VEHICLE CASER Jan. 6, 1:50 p.m. Franklin Street and Golden ... Read More
4 percent: decline in the number of people getting married in San Francisco last year compared to the previous year . . . 50: this year’s Pride celebration and parade will mark f... Read More
For the week of Jan. 27 through Feb. 2, there were 17 burglaries in the Northern Station district. That brings the year-to-date total for 2020 to 73, down slightly from 76 for the ... Read More
Under a newly introduced bill, California jury duty would be opened up to more people than are currently in the pool of possible participants. The current system relies on register... Read More
UNION STREET GOES ON SPRING BREAK The popular Union Street Spring Festival and Easter Parade will be taking a break this year, as will the Easter egg hunt in Allyn Park. The event ... Read More
Cole Valley-based Luke’s Local looks set to open a new grocery in Cow Hollow. Though the company was rumored to be in discussions to fill the former Osha Thai location at 203... Read More
Made Renovation has opened its first showroom in the Marina (2108 Chestnut Street); the showroom features vignettes, fixtures, and tile representing popular styles from the company... Read More
1. Ageless Painless Tennis: Free Yourself from Pain, Injuries, and Limita-tions and Unlock Your Athletic Potential, by David Starbuck Smith (paperback) 2. Little Fires Everywhere:... Read More
The project seemed simple enough. I set out to examine San Francisco housing — what the city envisioned in the 1970s and ’80s, what it envisions today, and what it may envision... Read More
This month, let’s check in on a few trends that are impacting the real estate market. CAN I BUY AND SELL YOUR HOUSE? If you are looking through home listings in an effort to buy... Read More