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A new documentary, 'Love Birds,' delves into the scientific discovery of lesbian seagull pairs in the 1970s and its broader implications for LGBTQ+ history and representation in nature films.
The removal of a community-built parklet in the Lower Haight neighborhood of San Francisco has ignited debate among residents, raising questions about public safety, neighborhood management, and the challenges of…
The San Francisco Standard reports on the challenges and significance of Black families maintaining their homes in the Bayview neighborhood, highlighting the stories of Cyn Babalola, Jeanette Wright, and others who are…
As rental scams become more common in San Francisco, city officials and residents are working to prevent fraud and support victims.
The Nobu Palo Alto Hotel has introduced a new happy hour offering called Tanoshi Hour, featuring a variety of spirit-free options, saké, and cocktails, along with snack sets for guests.
An Oakland man was arrested in connection with a fatal dog attack near Lake Merritt in October, following reports of similar incidents involving two large dogs.
San Francisco experienced an unusual and powerful wave event linked to a strong El Niño, with measurements reaching levels not seen in decades.
Denny's has decided to reinstall a plaque commemorating the location where former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is said to have conceived the idea for the company, despite ongoing allegations against him.
Minnette Lehmann, a prominent figure in San Francisco's art scene, left a lasting impact through her work as a photographer, painter, and activist. Her contributions spanned decades and influenced numerous artists and…
The San Francisco Transgender Film Festival makes a return with a lineup featuring comedy, documentary, horror, and speculative fiction, offering a platform for trans voices and stories.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has updated its position on the relationship between vaccines and autism, acknowledging that scientific studies have not ruled out the possibility of a link. This…
This section highlights key music events and their cultural significance, drawing from recent reports and reviews.
A recent article suggests that Elon Musk may consider relocating his operations back to San Francisco, citing the city's political climate and its stance on billionaire influence.
Opponents of the Marina Safeway development have filed a federal lawsuit, alleging that the city bypassed environmental review requirements and fast-tracked the project despite concerns about toxic contamination on the…
San Francisco's recent political landscape and cultural events reflect a complex interplay of local governance and artistic expression, as highlighted in a recent column from 48 Hills.
Jordan Firstman’s debut film, 'Club Kid,' explores the complexities of parenthood and self-discovery through the story of a party promoter who unexpectedly becomes a father.
The Oakland Roots are preparing to move their home games to Alameda for the 2027 season as the club seeks to stabilize its finances and pursue a permanent stadium in Oakland.
SF Sketchfest has revealed its 2027 lineup, featuring reunions of popular comedy acts and new performances, with tickets going on sale this Sunday.
Two suspects, including the former girlfriend of surfing legend Kurt Van Dyke, have been arrested in connection with his February murder in Costa Rica.
The resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid a scandal involving a suspected Chinese spy has ignited bipartisan calls for increased oversight of the artificial intelligence industry, with lawmakers from both parties…
Domestic departures resumed at SFO and airports across the country Friday evening after a multi-hour ground stop. Officials pointed to aging switches and to upgrade work without issuing a final technical finding, weekend delays remained possible, and the record left key questions unanswered.
The Airbnb chief’s pledge, Presidio Heights purchase, expanded offices and reported AI venture deepen his local ties, while the scope of his civic role remains uncertain.
The interior secretary denied any sell-off after a closed board session, while Presidio tenants asked for limits on rent increases and the trust continues its search for a new CEO.
Maria Su's plan to end the enrollment lottery will start in 2028-29, while two former superintendents describe patience, focus and candor as the core of lasting district turnarounds.
San Francisco’s veteran tackle says the season is far from settled, even as trade additions and strong play keep championship expectations alive.
An amended complaint keeps San Francisco and PG&E as defendants and still seeks to void project approval, while Align says its removal clears a path to permits.
A report by Coleman Advocates suggests that 'silent suspensions' are depriving students of instructional time and obscuring racial disparities in the district.
A cascade of controversies—including billionaire ties, sexual misconduct allegations, and internal dissent—has eroded confidence in the city’s Democratic leadership, culminating in Supervisor Connie Chan’s demand that Nancy Tung step down.
Chuck Esserman’s trust acquires the $45 million San Francisco home, capping a year-long mystery and continuing the family’s pattern of acquiring high-profile properties.
Sophie Smith’s cake shop dream unraveled after discovering the 301 Union St. space was legally two zones, commercial and residential, with a past fake wall masking noncompliance.