Stories about San Francisco
OPINION: Save the soul of San Francisco
Faith leaders say it's a moral obligation to shelter homeless people in empty hotel rooms, now.
For taxi drivers, COVID is a brutal dilemma
Cabs are critical to seniors and disabled people who need to get to the grocery store -- but the industry is in serious trouble. Here's how drivers can get help.
Arts Forecast: Help save bookstores, drag queens, Frameline, more
Fabulous performances and benefit funds, plus a few pick-me-ups, as we band together to help the local scene.
With Black community hard-hit by COVID, Bayview groups demand aid
Beds 4 Bayview and others lay out emergency needs for district ignored by city's coronavirus response effort.
Screen Grabs: How about a little levity?
Suggestions for light streaming: Classic screwballs, surreal slapstick, low-rent aliens, and a doc to rival 'Tiger King.'
Mayor, supervisors at odds over hotel rooms for homeless
Advocates say Breed needs to secure thousands of rooms; 'it's a matter of life and death.'
Density, neoliberalism, and COVID
SF has allowed developers to build housing and offices for more and more people -- without paying for the infrastructure that we need to take care of them.
Puff: Crazy times deserve good weed, and good care
Clean your bong, wipe down delivery packaging, check dispensary hours—and chill at home with Fuzzies and more.
Silenced in place? SF’s resilient music scene faces its latest obstacle
COVID froze tours, shuttered venues, shelved releases, and canceled festivals. Local bands do their best to carry on.
In COVID crisis, judges decide to keep more people in jail
New rules approved in a hurried Saturday Judicial Council meeting mean longer waits behind bars for people who are not convicted of a crime.