How the Outer Sunset’s real estate market is surfing the white-collar waveÂ
When Java Beach Cafe owner Pat Maguire was growing up at 44th and Kirkham in what was then…
San Franciscans are sick of fighting about the Great Highway. It’s time to move on
Over the long Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, San Francisco was blessed with glorious sunshine and unseasonal…
San Francisco supes Wong, Walton clash over push for Great Highway compromise
A SAN FRANCISCO SUPERVISOR on Tuesday defended his opposition to a proposal at last week’s Board of Supervisors…
Sunset affordable housing project on hold
In a setback for housing advocates, an affordable senior housing development in the Outer Sunset has been put…
SF court smacks down lawsuit against Prop. K — big win for Sunset Dunes
A San Francisco judge has ruled that Proposition K is valid under state law, rejecting a legal challenge…
In San Francisco’s transit war, cars are clawing back
For years, San Francisco officials took a firm stance against cars. The city converted streets into pedestrian-only promenades…
Four stories we’re tired of covering
It’s nearly 2026. That means a chance to renew, refresh, and answer way too many questions about what’s…
The 5 stories that defined San Francisco’s crazy politics in 2025
In terms of political drama, 2025 was the gift that kept on giving. We’ve rounded up five stories…
New Sunset supervisor supports 2026 effort to put cars back on the Great Highway
The issue of whether the Upper Great Highway should reopen to cars is increasingly likely to go back…
In SF’s ‘Biking and Rolling’ Year, These New Bike Lanes Hit the Finish Line
This was supposed to be San Francisco’s year of the bike lane. After more than two years of…
West-side residents dread yearlong 19th Avenue roadwork
On Dec. 1, Caltrans will start repaving 19th Avenue — the CA Route 1 north–south traffic artery on…
How the Sunset became San Francisco’s political disaster zone
It’s been a turbulent year and a half for the Sunset, with a series of dramas that have…