Whether you’ve dined at Mister Jiu’s, caffeinated at Tartine, or worked 9-9-6 from an industrial-chic AI office, you’ve probably spent time in the handsome world created by this little-known architect...

Built in a weekend using Surfline cameras, the site isn’t meant to be political

Outraged by AI meddling in staffing, bed placement, and patient data, health care workers say they’ve have had enough

The former congressional candidate wants Connie Chan in DC, and he’s dropped an additional $1.4 million this summer to aid her campaign and others across the country

A tiny, press-shy bakery on Irving Street is hosting a party with a Brooklyn bar co-founded by LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy. You probably won’t get in, but you should try

The storefront on the corner of McAllister has been empty for four years following a fire

The D8 candidate knows the struggle with drugs and the city’s social safety net firsthand. As the mayor cuts key services and personnel, McCoy is done with ‘Doing the same thing over and over again’

Megan Rose Dickey returns to Gazetteer SF as our managing editor

‘The Nerd Reich’ author Gil Durán connected the dots from Silicon Valley to the White House to the possible end of the world. He may take on Gavin Newsom next

The music festival’s growing pains are over and the party at Pier 80 is a raver’s dream

Plus, Dario Amodei is being dragged everywhere, so to speak

Whether you’ve dined at Mister Jiu’s, caffeinated at Tartine, or worked 9-9-6 from an industrial-chic AI office, you’ve probably spent time in the handsome world created by this little-known architect...

A dimly lit Lower Nob Hill bar made for terrific cocktails and terrible conversations

Our handy, non-exhaustive, totally unscientific guide to the people, policies, and issues that matter most in November 2026

The Golden State Valkyries are playoff bound. First up, the Dallas Wings on Sunday at the Chase Center.

Our handy, non-exhaustive, totally unscientific guide to the people, policies, and issues that matter most in November 2026

A well-timed article and press conference about a new street drug could potentially complicate a criminal trial

Beans from the owners’ family farm in Chiapas have been caffeinating generations of San Franciscans since 1871

These local artists are representing at San Francisco’s biggest dance music event at Pier 80

For a few years in the 1970s, the Museum of Witchcraft & Magic cast a spell on San Francisco tourists

Hoisting a pint with members of the nationwide beer-guzzling men’s club as they train for Munich

After the big chains left their neighborhoods without reasonable grocery access, these residents are hoping to make something work

A complaint filed last week on behalf of Julia Ryan names the newsroom’s parent company and its CEO Griffin Gaffney

Deciphering the messy, sometimes bizarre, temporary bike lane markings across the city

‘Scooter’ hopped into a phone booth (really) to discuss his 40-page script for a Daniel Lurie-themed porno and his ongoing difficulty finding his leading mayor

The California Civil Rights Department granted their attorney the go-ahead to file the lawsuit

Despite his ICE jokes and closeness to Trump, union organizers and activists believe the Salesforce CEO will still fight for progressive causes

Plus, Daniel Lurie fumbles a TikTok post (RARE!)

Plumbing the depths of the Mission’s C.G. Jung Institute, where symbols are interpreted and archetypes are interrogated

In a time when everyone from the Trump administration to the companies serving up your daily doomscroll wants to erase the past, the Internet Archive refuses to forget

This year, 100 restaurants across Mexico, the US, Europe, and Asia participated in what is being pegged as the ‘global day of hospitality’

Local laundromats are forced to deal with broken machines and filthy floors every year when Burners return to the city

As Mother Jones turns 50 this year, its CEO isn’t looking back

The author of ‘What Tech Calls Governing’ on DOGE, AI, and our chances of pushing back

The popular venue’s owners owe more than $400K in back rent, according to a lawsuit by its landlord

Undeterred by dogs, billionaires, and other serious obstacles, attorney J.R. Eppler is running for D10 supervisor

Four California locations of San Francisco-founded and private equity-owned coffee chain have filed for elections

As the fearless San Francisco-born comedian brings her one-woman show ‘Choligarchy’ to the Berkeley Rep, she wants to remind you that cringe is an underrated form of courage