203 wins. 361 losses. A winning percentage of .359%. This is the reality for the modern-day professional sports expansion team since 1998 — the combined record of the N... Read More
While the San Francisco Board of Education (BOE) articulates its mission as “Access and Equity” in education, their actions of the past 15 months indicate anything but a commi... Read More
The city is not as you remember it. The era where common sense prevailed has passed. A time when we weren’t embarrassed by a viral video of a thief bicycling out of a S... Read More
Editor’s note: In the wake of numerous incidents of anti-Asian assaults and increasing concern over violent crime in San Francisco, independent journalist Anh Lê shares this ex... Read More
As long as we have people who are addicted to drugs, who are willing to destroy their own bodies and their own lives, no amount of investment on the law enforcement is going to so... Read More
Hardcover Fiction 1. The Last Thing He Told Me: A Novel, byLaura Dave 2. Where the Grass is Green and the Girls are Pretty: A Novel, by Lauren Weisberger 3. The Paris... Read More
The pandemic that had been so much a part of life seemed to just vanish in San Francisco on June 15. California and the city officially reopened, and it turns out, both had been e... Read More
This moment in time is one we worked hard for, but also one that truly feels like it would never arrive. For now, most of life has returned to pre-Covid normal with summer camps a... Read More
This past Memorial Day was almost as good as it gets. The weather was sunny and mild with a slight breeze — perfect for the Giants game that I attended at our beloved ballpark b... Read More
Now that pandemic restrictions have ended, it’s the perfect time to check out the local restaurant scene. Along with quite a few new spots, several old favorites have remodeled ... Read More
He was a homeless veteran, suffering from mental health and drug problems. And he was a danger to his neighborhood. Arrested time after time for assault and public nuisance, he he... Read More
Here is a sampling of recent crimes in the district covered by the San Francisco Police Department Northern Station. THE CHOICE May 19, 9 a.m. Fillmore Street and Golden ... Read More
Musician, man of letters, and global icon Leonard Cohen will be remembered in four solo exhibitions of contemporary art highlighting the man and his career at the Contemporary Jew... Read More
This spring, an individual shot three people in San Francisco, killing two and severely wounding another. The month before, after receiving reports of shots fired and locating mor... Read More
What a joy it is to be back in theaters for feature films that deserve to be seen on the big screen! Any caveats about representation aside, the movie version of Lin Manual-Mirand... Read More