Everlane faces eviction from San Francisco HQ
The struggling direct-to-consumer brand is overdue on its rent, landlord claims
Meet the moped flocking SF streets
The Davis startup HMP is wooing delivery drivers around the Bay
Come for the all-night coffee, stay for the AI insurance
There are, in fact, no corgis at the Corgi Cafe, a new startup-run 24-hour coffee shop in FiDi
San Francisco could absorb $240M of unused worker health reimbursement funds
Over a hundred thousand workers in SF, largely in hospitality, are leaving money on the table
Matt Dorsey’s RESET crusade may come at a political cost
The District 6 supervisor has been the mayor’s steadfast ally on the treatment center, but has ‘caught hell’ from constituents along the way
The Bay Area mobilizes to search for missing Farley’s owner
Amy Hillyard has been missing since Wednesday afternoon
Drinking Companion: Alone together at Lone Palm
This shadowy Mission oasis checks all the boxes
After five years, the ‘Grandpa Vicha’ case comes to a close
The random and brutal killing of Thai elder Vicha Ratanapakdee by a 19-year-old in 2021 sparked outrage and a recall
San Francisco is not a sanctuary city
The violent detainment of a mother at SFO is a reminder that ‘sanctuary’ ends at the circle of officers around the armed men and crying child
Drinking Companion: In search of lost time at Specs’
Under a flag-draped ceiling and surrounded by history, generations of San Francisco bohos have gathered for Gouda cheese and better conversation
Overlooked no more: Florio’s pappardelle with white Bolognese
Sometimes you need to pass a restaurant a few times before you realize just what you’ve been missing
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Olive oilman: A Palestinian family’s orchard has roots that reach the Bay Area
Despite climate change, war, and other major challenges, Mohammad Ribhi’s relatives keep making Beit Hanina Jerusalem Olive Oil
One reset after another
Already delayed, the city’s new RESET sobering center won’t open until May
Community groups demand answers for police response to ICE at SFO
Advocates including the Public Defender’s Office want to investigate SFPD’s interactions with federal authorities
Downtown murals of Iryna Zarutska are right-wing dogwhistles
Funded by tech CEOs, the outdoor displays amplify racist rhetoric under the guise of memorializing a Ukrainian refugee killed last summer
Save the Mothers Building!
The slow race to rescue an historic landmark at the San Francisco Zoo before its WPA-era art is overtaken by the sands of time
Manic Monday
Reclaiming em dashes — and other battles in the AI age
Plus, the White House ruins Wii Sports
Culture
Nataki Garrett joins African-American Shakespeare Company as interim director
The renowned theater director wants to stabilize the three-decade old institution and find a ‘visionary’ replacement to bring it into the future
Politics
Saikat Chakrabarti gets social (but not socialist) with Hasan Piker
The Congressional hopeful joined America's leading socialist streamer for a friendly chat about Marx and World War III
Food & Drink
Four SF restaurants added to Michelin Guide
Locally-celebrated spots, including La Cigale and Naides, have been placed on the international radar
Business
A $2.1 billion tweet: Elon Musk defrauded Twitter investors
A San Francisco jury found the Tesla CEO liable for $2.1 billion in damages over tweets
Tech
Elon Musk threatened to go ‘World War III until the end of time’ on Twitter’s board
As the jury deliberates a verdict in the fraud trial brought by shareholders of the social media platform, their decision may hinge on one lawyer’s testimony
Immigration
What will SF law enforcement do if ICE kicks in your door? Ask again in a few weeks
If SFPD, the Sheriff, and the DA have a plan to protect our Fourth Amendment rights, they’re not sharing it
