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Mayor-elect Lurie is cashing in on outsider status to build insider cred
Despite his campaign promises, Lurie’s transition team is chock full of City Hall lifers
A brief goodbye to a killer Japanese happy hour
The Fillmore izakaya Nono is closing after Dec. 1, with plans to reopen a block away in February
Grindr’s AI ‘wingman’ has privacy experts concerned
We tried the tool — made in partnership with SF-based AI firm Ex-human — and it’s pretty terrible
NBA All-Star Game is the perfect opportunity for San Francisco to ditch the ‘doom loop’ narrative, once and for all
The game is expected to bring 135,000 visitors and $350 million to the Bay Area — plus a highly-publicized chance to shed SF’s ‘unfair reputation’
Trump’s threat of funding cuts spark anxiety at SFUSD, already reeling from a financial crisis
Most at risk under the upcoming administration? Support for low-income and disabled students
Drag, AI-powered vibrators, and ‘Ask a Sexologist’: A recap of our first Chat Room
Click through for pictures of the evening!
‘Hotel work is hard work’: Scenes from the San Francisco hotel workers’ picket line
2,000 housekeepers, cooks, and servers are on strike across the city — and more may join them
SF office workers follow ‘Gremlins’ rules when it rains
‘The rain is messing with people’s careers in San Francisco right now’
Dozens brave the rain for a weekday Zendaya lookalike contest in Oakland
Given that her ‘Dune’ costar showed up to his NYC tribute, we really hoped she would make a surprise hometown appearance
If climate tech companies want to survive the next four years, they’ll need ‘a new set of skills’
Faced with slashed incentives and undermined protections, the industry will have to make big changes to keep the energy transition alive