Old Photos Of Dogpatch Show It’s Always Been a Cool Looking Hood
Dogpatch’s melding of stark industrial and cozy neighborhood aesthetics is like no other part of San Francisco....
You Won’t Die if You Ride the Bus in LA
I said good-bye to my 1996 Volkswagen Jetta at an impound lot somewhere in the hinterlands of South Los Angeles about three years ago....
12 Things You Won’t Be Able to Buy Anymore Now That SkyMall is Bankrupt
Our in-air staple catalog of gadgetries, curiosities, and other inexplicably useless items, SkyMall, has folded....
Go On This South Bay Beer Crawl Now
Who knew that Torrance would become such a beer mecca? Tap rooms in office parks?...
DreamWorks Lays Off 500 Bay Area Workers, Closes Local Animation Studio
It’s been a rough month for people who make cartoons. DreamWorks Animation just laid off 500 people out of a staff of 2,200, partly by shutting down its Redwood City studio altogether and consolidating the remaining employees in Southern California....
Why I Quit the Bar Method
While teaching yoga, training fitness clients and finishing my master’s degree, the last thing I wanted to think about was my own workouts....
This Hyperlapse of One Night in SF Will Give You a Heart Boner
San Francisco is the pretty-pretty-princess of cities. If you already knew this but just love further proof, here is an (incredibly fun to watch) hyperlapse taken during one night in SF....
There Are Over 5,000 Airbnb Rentals in SF According to a New Map
While the debate over affordable housing in San Francisco continues, one new map by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project shows just how many Airbnb and VRBO rentals there are in San Francisco — over 6,000....
Downtown SF Might Lose a Ton of Public Spaces
This city has a ton of great parks, but they’re not always located near people’s offices. (SOMA, in particular, has approximately one divot of sod per tech worker.)...
A Huge Slip’N Slide is Coming to San Francisco
There’s no word yet the exact location yet but hopefully this roving party brings a slide back to Potrero Hill....
2015 Promises to Be a Battleground Year for Ellis Act Evictions
As San Francisco neighborhoods continue to transform — in large part because of the tech boom — one instrument of that change faced increasingly successful opposition in 2014....
What to Eat at The Twitter Building’s Fancy New Food Hall
Yesterday was the grand opening of The Market (1355 Market Street), a huge food emporium on the ground floor of the Twitter building....