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Baggu used AI for its viral pony purse. The internet is mad.
Much-hyped collab between two sustainability-focused designers has sparked backlash over its use of energy-hungry AI image generator
This Outer Sunset beach bungalow has survived electricity, the 1906 quake, and gentrification — so far
In the second installment of Edificial, Joel Rosenblatt profiles The Last Straw, a tiny shop with a long history and a charming owner in residence
Block Party: Conservative journalist gets greenlight to continue suit against ‘Democratic Socialist kingpin’ supervisor
Susan Reynolds is still suing Dean Preston for blocking her on Twitter, despite his quitting the platform in 2023
Disgruntled parents criticize SFUSD’s ‘broken’ process for choosing which schools to close
Language barriers, fear of racial disparities have marred community outreach efforts, but district is pushing to move forward
San Francisco is betting big on an EDM revival
A sold out Skrillex/Fred Again show at Civic Center may hold answers to the live music industry’s post-covid woes
Can Hulu Wa break the Castro’s retail curse?
Family-owned Chinese bistro struggling despite great food, in storefront that’s seen high turnover
As Uber sexual assault cases accumulate in San Francisco from across the U.S., dispute arises over access to incident data
Company refuses to adopt preventive measures, say lawyers for plaintiffs in growing multi-district litigation against rideshare giant
SCARY DAIRY
Despite looming bird flu and newfound embrace by the alt-right herd, raw milk is still white liquid gold in San Francisco
Mayoral debate was a scripted snoozefest except for these few funny moments
Breed battles protestors, Farrell’s Market Street delusions, Peskin’s favorite bar… we watched the live stream so you don’t have to!
Lawrence Lessig, in exclusive interview with Gazetteer SF, says OpenAI whistleblowers are examining ‘every legal option’
Litigation and legislation are on the table, says prominent internet and IP lawyer