I’m pretty confident that 40ish percent of SF’s economy rides on selling embroidered fleece sweaters to tourists deceived by our palm trees. Even with the recent slightly-hot-spell, we all know that drastic temperature change can happen in mere blocks, and certainly once the sun goes down....
By Sierra Hartman I’ve driven in a lot of different places, and I’ve found that every region has...
The Center SF, a Hayes Valley community center offering daily yoga and Capoeira classes and other spiritually-minded events, will...
Follow along as we crunch the numbers on the most critical local phenomena. It’s a data-driven survival guide for anyone who has ever shivered in July....
By Jessica Saia I’ve had 16 roommates in my lifetime. And as great as 90% (maybe more like 80%...
Photographer Fred Lyon was born in San Francisco in 1924, and he calls himself a “third or fourth generation native....
In the spirit of our running humor lists about “shit you hear when you live here,” we invited those who...
By Simone Stolzoff Ankit Shah is on a mission to start the country’s biggest tea party. However, instead of...
By Jules Suzdaltsev SF is well known to be the Neverland of the West. This city’s anti-corporate, free-love, avant-garde undercurrent is the result of a perpetually youthful, if sometimes naïve, perspective. At...
By Jessica Saia When it comes to SF’s trademark fog, I think we’re all pretty confident that temperature...
By The Bold Italic Inspired by the lists going around of what people learned during their first years in various...
By Jessica Saia Until now, Craigslist’s Missed Connections listings have been utilized, for the most part, by shy bus-...
