Opinion: Cartoon: San Francisco’s hot new real estate listing
Nothing is safe in SF’s bidding wars.
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I co-founded Burning Man. The festival has lost its soul.
What began as an anarchistic collaboration of equals has become a commercialized escape hatch for the wealthy.
The Waggle: Sorry, Hamptons, Sam Altman can’t come to dinner right now
Plus: The Waggle ventures into the heart of SF’s underground; Oreo-gate is an AI psy-op; Tim Draper has an island to sell you; and why can’t Meta let gay bars…
Foraging for uni, the ocean’s most delicious nuisance
Save California by eating sea urchin on a guided expedition through the intertidal zone.
A 72-year-old became homeless. Then her family rose up to save her
As a tide of evictions overwhelms the city, one family tries to pull their matriarch off the streets.
A Mid-Market building the city abandoned finds a new buyer
It’s been a turbulent decade for 1155 Market St., but the building has a new owner that’s bullish on “the broader rebirth of Mid-Market.”
The 49ers were the NFL’s dream Australia ambassadors. Not anymore
Jed York’s arrest is only one item on a growing list of headaches surrounding one of the two teams the league chose to showcase in its Australian debut.
Sponsored: Sundown Cinema sparks joy as ‘Inside Out,’ ‘Parent Trap’ draw crowds to SF film series
Hosted by The San Francisco Standard and presented by Amazon, the program continues to unite community for a great cause.
Meta’s settlement isn’t the end of California’s kid-safety fight
The social media company’s $17.1 billion and promise to change are big, but lawmakers and advocates want more.
Art Agnos paid for SF’s waterfront with his mayorship. Now it will bear his name
A new $40 million park replacing Embarcadero Plaza will honor the former mayor, whose push to tear down an earthquake-damaged freeway opened the waterfront to the public.