Independence Day is upon us, and that means hella fireworks shows. Given the landscape of the Bay Area, it’s the perfect place to witness colorful explosions in all their glory — barring that Karl the Fog doesn’t get the munchies and consume half the night sky....
Attention online artisans who wish to work exclusively within the medium of emoji: there is a new social network that you really must check out....
For those of us who weren’t around in San Francisco when the Sutro Baths weren’t just ruins, it’s kind of hard to imagine that there was actually a huge attraction like it on Ocean Beach....
If you’re a hot “pool boy type” with expert grape-feeding skills (aka: precision dangling), CLEAR YOUR CALENDAR for July 26th, because boy, do these ladies have an opportunity for you....
Even construction workers are getting in on San Francisco’s upscale building boom....
When it comes to good advice, Jessica Lanyadoo has it in spades. The Mission’s resident psychic/astrologer/badass gets booked months in advance by San Franciscans seeking help with everything from figuring out their love lives to communicating with their pets....
Is the world ready for the quantified vag? Minna Life, the folks behind the kGoal (get it?) think so....
Temescal’s Kingfish Pub and Cafe, a watering hole inside a squat green building near the intersection of Claremont and Telegraph Avenues, opened in 1922 as a bait shop for fishermen heading to the delta, and was one of the few bars outside a dry zone near UC Berkeley....
Stevie Nicks turned 66 years old not long ago, and she’s everywhere. She sang a duet on Jimmy Fallon, with him as Tom Petty....
Nothing quite like a Pride parade through San Francisco! We sent Akshay Sawhney out to take portraits of Sunday’s Pride-goers, and as expected, they are so fun, and so gay!...
It may feel good to flip a fiver to the guy on the corner with the “Testing for Human Kindness” sign, but will it amount to lasting change?...
Somehow these tiny living spaces will cram a “full bathroom, kitchenette, wardrobe, ‘flex table,’ and flip-down double bed, not to mention Juliet balconies and planters for a bit of green.” I guess San Francisco will see the return of the Murphy bed …...
