If I had to venture a guess about the extent of alcohol consumption in the United States between late November and early January, I’d call it… considerable. How consid... Read More
Covid got you down? Not looking forward to winter and — if we’re lucky — lots of rain? Or maybe you’re back in the office and miss the good old days of working from home? ... Read More
Think you’ve seen fewer open house signs in San Francisco lately? That is likely the case, but perhaps for a different reason than you might expect. It’s not necessarily becau... Read More
I am not sure there is such a thing as stress-free holidays, but if the pandemic has taught us anything, then it is O.K. to slow down and be super intentional about where we ... Read More
I’m not a huge fan of Rosé in general, which is a little too hyped and most are just not to my taste — but I’m an unabashed cheerleader for sparkling Rosé. Why? Well, visu... Read More
My dad loved the House of Prime Rib, a San Francisco classic located on Van Ness Avenue. He started going when he was in the Navy, and became friends with the host, Gus, who was a... Read More
Hardcover Fiction 1. The Sentence, by Louise Erdrich 2. Oh William!: A Novel, by Elizabeth Strout 3. Our Country Friends: A Novel, by Gary Shteyngart Hardco... Read More
Sofia Córdova’s video installation dawn_chorusiii: the fruit they don’t have here depicts the stories of six Bay Area women who journeyed to the United States as refugees, fl... Read More
If you thought that atmospheric river a little while ago would take care of our parched state, think again. The drought continues, and as a result Mayor London Breed and the city�... Read More
The city launched its eighth annual Shop and Dine in the 49 campaign to promote local businesses during the holiday season. The campaign kicked off on Dec. 1 and features a trolle... Read More
For the year to date through Nov. 21, Northern Police Station reported a mixed bag of crime statistics for the district it covers. Violent crimes were mostly up, with human traffi... Read More
At our Oct. 26 Board of Supervisors meeting, I thought we would be hearing a routine California Environmental Quality Act appeal in Supervisor Matt Haney’s district. As an attor... Read More
Nothing says the holidays quite like the San Francisco Ballet’s Nutcracker. This year’s production is particularly special because it marks the ballet’s return to the stage ... Read More
The Alioto-Lazio Fish Company, opened in the 1940s on San Francisco’s iconic Fisherman’s Wharf, is the last of five fishing businesses started by Tom Lazio. Opened with relati... Read More
The Presidio Trust announced a spurt of new lease signings for commercial space on Crissy Field and the Main Post, including The Bay School, the artificial intelligence company Cr... Read More