EXCLUSIVE
San Francisco Leaders Back Bill to Expand Sober Housing Funding
San Francisco’s recovery housing push is moving on two separate tracks: a local ordinance introduced
More Articles:
San Francisco’s Mid-Market Attracts New Entrepreneurs Amid Vacancies
Entrepreneurs are launching new businesses in San Francisco’s Mid-Market area as the district’s revival takes shape through independent ventures moving into long-vacant commercial spaces in
California, African Leaders Meet in San Francisco Climate Forum
California and African leaders convened in San Francisco during the 2nd Annual California-Africa Climate and Economic Forum at the Exploratorium, bringing together state officials, international
Business
California Announced Three New State Parks to Boost Central Valley Access
California is advancing its commitment to accessible outdoor spaces with the announcement of three new state parks in the Central Valley. Governor Gavin Newsom revealed
Entertainment
Bay Area Mourns Michael Tilson Thomas After Cancer Battle
The death of Michael Tilson Thomas, 12-time Grammy Award-winning conductor and former San Francisco Symphony music director, was confirmed on April 22, 2026 following complications
Stern Grove Festival 2026 Strengthens Bay Area Cultural Scene
San Francisco’s Stern Grove Festival heads into its 89th season, returning to the eucalyptus‑lined natural amphitheater at Sigmund Stern Grove with a full slate of
San Francisco’s Clay Theater Restoration Approved as Part of Fillmore Revitalization
San Francisco’s Historic Preservation Commission has officially approved the restoration of the Clay Theater, a landmark cinema located on Fillmore Street. The unanimous vote, held
Michelin Guide 2026 Adds New Stars to San Francisco Dining Scene
San Francisco’s culinary scene has once again caught the attention of the prestigious Michelin Guide with its latest 2026 listings. The new additions, announced in
Exploring the Lively Music Scene in San Francisco
San Francisco’s music scene is adapting and thriving in early 2026, with a variety of live performances, festival activity, and renewed interest in performance spaces
Technology
TiEcon 2026 Opens in Silicon Valley Focused on AI and Startups
TiEcon 2026 in Silicon Valley brings together founders, investors, and tech leaders to discuss developments in artificial intelligence and startup innovation, positioning the annual gathering
Diners Turn to AI Chatbots for Wine Picks in Bay Area Eateries
AI chatbots are increasingly being used for wine picks at Bay Area eateries, as diners turn to tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini to select
eBay Moves Headquarters Out of San Francisco
eBay has confirmed plans to shut down its San Francisco office and move operations to its long-established headquarters in San Jose. The transition, which is
Pfizer to Close South San Francisco Lab and Offices
Pfizer, a leading global pharmaceutical company, has confirmed that it will shut down its South San Francisco research and corporate office at 181 Oyster Point
Bay Area to Experience Drone Deliveries as Alphabet Expands Service
Alphabet’s delivery service is set to take a major leap forward with the expansion of its drone delivery program to the Bay Area, a move
Foster City to Declare State of Emergency After Major Cyberattack
Foster City, a community located in the Bay Area of California, has declared a state of emergency following a devastating ransomware attack that compromised the
Google Ends Crowdsourced Health Advice Feature in Search Results
In a quiet yet significant move, Google has discontinued its “What People Suggest” feature, a crowdsourced health advice tool, from health-related search results. This experimental
Lifestyle
San Francisco Housing Market: $700 Sleeping Pods Reshape City Living
The San Francisco housing market sleeping pods segment has drawn attention after reporting from KQED documented co-living arrangements priced at about $700 per month in
