Detailed Photos: Vintage Market St. 1920–1956
Market Street has one of the more rapidly changing skylines in San Francisco. Old buildings and their grungy neon signs...
Jennifer MaerzAuthor of 45 Articles
Take the New SF-Oakland Late Night School Bus Home
The thing that stops people in Oakland and San Francisco from hanging out late night together more often is crappy...
Flax Moving to Make Room for Condos
As both Hoodline (who broke the story) and SFGate are reporting, San Francisco’s enormous art and design supply haven,...
Bayview Hunters Point Documented in Intimate Photo Essay
I was really struck by New York-based Alex Welsh’s photo series on Bayview-Hunters Point when Slate profiled...
6 Things San Franciscans Just Can’t Even In This Heat
We don’t know how to comprehend the weather forecast once it gets above 79 in this city. This fact...
‘Silicon Valley’ Gleefully Blasts Tech Pomposity
The comedy, which premieres this Sunday night, isn’t a nasty takedown of everything tech, but it is a much needed dose of levity aimed at an industry known for self-righteousness, pomposity, and nerdy one-upmanship....
Looks Like We’re Stuck with the Communal Table Trend
You don’t need to read the smart little piece on the rise of communal table dining in The Atlantic...
Awesome Vintage Photos of the Western Addition
It’s crazy to think how much certain San Francisco neighborhoods have changed in the last decade. I’ve lived...
The Diary of a Teenage Girl Director Marielle Heller Talks Filming in SF
Earlier this year, we told you that Kristen Wiig and Alexander Skarsgård were in San Francisco filming The Diary of...
Why Can’t More Romantic Photos Look Like This?
San Francisco photographer Braden Summers has been making the media rounds lately, thanks to his gorgeous series, “All Love is...
The Speakeasy is Everything I Love About San Francisco
San Francisco has long been a city that loves its clandestine locations, secret passwords, and themed parties. I’m not...
77 Geary Galleries Evicted for Tech Company
In the past week, I’ve heard of two friends, one casual acquaintance, and now several art galleries getting evicted...