finance
Tech Stocks Slide and Oil Surges: What Wednesday's Markets Mean for San Francisco's Workforce
A sharp selloff in technology shares and a surge in crude oil prices are landing squarely on the industries that define San Francisco's economy.
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community
San Francisco Restaurants Earn Recognition in 2025-2026 Dining Guides
Publications from 2025 and 2026 point to a range of dining spots across the city.
community
San Francisco's Top Brunch Spots Draw Crowds Across Neighborhoods
San Francisco offers established brunch locations across multiple neighborhoods that attract both residents and visitors on weekends.
lifestyle
Golden Gate Park Evolves for New Visitors: A First-Timer's Guide to Its Points of Interest
The 1,017-acre park continues to draw first-time visitors to attractions that adapt alongside changing recreational needs.
lifestyle
San Francisco Residents Discover 50+ Top-Rated Local Eateries
A look at popular local eateries and top-rated culinary experiences across the city.
property
Haight-Ashbury's Cultural Sites Drive Real Estate Interest for Buyers
The neighborhood's established attractions shape local interest for those evaluating properties.
culture
San Francisco Hosts Free Bastille Day Festival, Comedy, Markets Today
Free events from Embarcadero Plaza to Kezar Stadium draw residents seeking accessible weekend options on July 19.
lifestyle
San Francisco's Ocean Beach Attracts Steady Visitors Despite Fog and Strong Currents
The 3.5-mile stretch continues to draw strollers and kite flyers who plan around fog, cool temperatures and strong currents.
news
SFPD Finds Sunken Boat Wreckage Near Alcatraz; Two Still Missing
Police confirm the discovery of the Volare cabin cruiser on Friday after the Tuesday sinking that left two people missing in San Francisco Bay.
community
San Francisco's Michelin-Starred Restaurants and Award-Winning Dining Guide
San Francisco features numerous Michelin-starred restaurants alongside longstanding award winners and specialized dining rooms.
culture
San Francisco Hosts 115th Hayes Valley Carnival, Live Jazz, Stadium Sports
From the 115th Annual Hayes Valley Carnival to live jazz and stadium sports, here is the pulse of the city for July 18, 2026.
culture
San Francisco Celebrates Diverse Heritage at Bastille Day and Japan Day
From Bastille Day celebrations in Hayes Valley to the traditional offerings of Japan Day in Japantown, the city embraces its diverse heritage this weekend.
things-to-do
California Academy of Sciences: Four Major Attractions Plus Evening Programs Guide
The California Academy of Sciences offers four major attractions plus evening programs at its Golden Gate Park location.
things-to-do
San Francisco's Exploratorium Features 650+ Exhibits at Pier 15
The Exploratorium at Pier 15 offers more than 650 exhibits for all ages on the San Francisco waterfront between Pier 39 and the Ferry Building.
news
San Francisco Issues 4,200 Housing Permits, Boosts Transit Ridership 18 Percent
City data released this week shows 4,200 new units permitted through June, Muni boardings up 18 percent year-over-year and 9,800 AI-linked positions posted since January.
Politics
San Francisco's November Election Transforms Campaigns With Ranked-Choice Voting
The November election will be the first to use ranked-choice voting for mayor, supervisor and district attorney, forcing candidates to appeal beyond their base and potentially changing which challengers can win without needing establishment backing.
news
Dolores Huerta Backs Scott Wiener Over Connie Chan in SF Race
Mission Local coverage outlines the key elements of the endorsement in the San Francisco congressional contest between state Sen. Scott Wiener and Supervisor Connie Chan.
news
Clint Reilly, San Francisco Political Powerbroker, Dies at 79
The longtime political operative and media owner passed away this week, closing a chapter defined by campaign work and civic projects.
community
San Francisco's Top Brunch Spots Pack in Weekend Crowds Daily
Visitors and locals head to several well-known addresses for weekend and daily brunch service.
culture
San Francisco's 75-Year Summer Festival Legacy Blends Counterculture With Commerce
This weekend's festival lineup reveals how the city transformed from bohemian refuge to global entertainment marketplace.