“Crackheads aren’t selling crack any more because it’s easier to steal phones,” San Francisco Police Commission President Thomas Mazzucco said last week. In the first two months of this year, 335 cellphones were reported stolen...
San Francisco could become the first city in the country to limit the number of tobacco retail permits by district if a local youth development group finds a champion at City Hall. Over the past...
Bars, clubs and restaurants throughout California could serve alcohol until 4 a.m. instead of the current 2 a.m. if a bill proposed by State Senator Mark Leno passes later this year. The law would “provide...
Your Democratic Party affiliation, $43,000 annual income and ’96 Honda Civic — they’re all public information. And your mug shots? Yes, those are public, too. Whether you’re convicted or not, sites can archive those photos...
Papalote Mexican Grill’s carne asada burrito has been nominated in Sunset magazine’s Best of the West: The Big Dish contest. The restaurant at 24th and Valencia streets can do that burrito right, according to the magazine:...
As the demand for parking increases in the Mission, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has drafted a revised proposal for installing paid parking meters in the district’s northeastern section. The original proposal presented by...
On March 14, after weeks of uncertainty, Adobe Books pulled off a last-minute feat of survival. One day before the deadline of midnight on March 15, the secondhand bookshop hit $60,000 in its all-or-nothing Indiegogo...
Bodyfi, a personal training company based in downtown San Francisco, is officially opening its second studio today, at 2310 Mission St. As part of its grand opening celebration from 6 to 8 p.m. tonight, the...
