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Meet the hometown heroes of Portola Festival

These local artists are representing at San Francisco’s biggest dance music event at Pier 80

September 22, 2026

Why words matter

This week: A lawsuit at SF Standard; the worst bike markings in town

September 18, 2026

Y Combinator’s PAC is throwing money at a bunch of Republicans across the country

Garry Tan and other leaders at the San Francisco-based tech incubator are trying to build a tech-forward future one donation at a time

September 18, 2026

Fillmore, Japantown, and Western Addition residents rally for a co-op grocery

After the big chains left their neighborhoods without reasonable grocery access, these residents are hoping to make something work

September 17, 2026

‘I’ve just never seen an environment that was so inappropriate’: Former SF Standard director of growth alleges sexual harassment and retaliation

A complaint filed last week on behalf of Julia Ryan names the newsroom’s parent company and its CEO Griffin Gaffney

September 17, 2026

Bike lane markings of the damned

Deciphering the messy, sometimes bizarre, temporary bike lane markings across the city

September 16, 2026

A quickie with the man behind ‘Let’s Blow San Francisco’

‘Scooter’ hopped into a phone booth (really) to discuss his 40-page script for a Daniel Lurie-themed porno and his ongoing difficulty finding his leading mayor

September 15, 2026

Korean restaurant chain Daeho sued by three ex-employees, alleging unpaid wages and harassment

The California Civil Rights Department granted their attorney the go-ahead to file the lawsuit

September 15, 2026

Dreamforce protestors demand Marc Benioff ‘defend democracy’

Despite his ICE jokes and closeness to Trump, union organizers and activists believe the Salesforce CEO will still fight for progressive causes

September 15, 2026

What should we make of the AI doomsday campaign?

Plus, Daniel Lurie fumbles a TikTok post (RARE!)

September 14, 2026