Updated Hotel Plans For 2 Petaluma Boulevard South, Petaluma
Updated plans are moving forward for a four-story hotel at 2 Petaluma Boulevard South in downtown Petaluma, Sonoma…
An SF neighborhood goes to war over a dead theater with a housing future
The popcorn is long gone, and the projector is dark, but the drama around West Portal’s Empire Theater…
10 shows and concerts to catch this weekend
From Adam Theis’ stellar Jazz Mafia to rapper Cardi B and Livermore Valley Opera’s take on the classic…
Power outage in San Francisco affects thousands
The Brief A brief power outage affected more than 3,000 customers in San Francisco on Thursday night. PG&E…
French and Women’s Studies Scholar and Attorney Helene Wenzel (1943–2026) – San Francisco Bay Times
PHOTO BY ABBY ZIMBERG Helene Wenzel, a native of Brooklyn, New York, passed away on February 4, 2026,…
The Relationship Between the GGBA and the NGLCC – San Francisco Bay Times
By Aaron Boot-Haury— I’ve received many questions lately about the relationship between the Golden Gate Business Association (GGBA)…
California Supreme Court Finalizes Class-Action Judgment Barring Bail Bond Company From Coercing Cosigners
Courtesy Photo ALAMEDA, Calif. – The Supreme Court of California has finalized approval of a class-action settlement and…
Frisco’s Got Talent: A Stage in the Fillmore, A Platform Rooted in Legacy
By Malik Washington, Destination Freedom Media Group | The Davis Vanguard Frisco’s Got Talent is more than a…
Mayor Lurie hyped 205 small businesses last year on Instagram.
Since becoming San Francisco mayor last January, Daniel Lurie has been hustling like an influencer. He makes wonton…
Rising SF Rents, a Progressive Rep in CA’s MAGA Corner, and Waymo’s Remote Workers
In this month’s edition of The Bay’s monthly news roundup we discuss the effect of the booming AI…
BOHÈME OUT OF THE BOX to Tour Multiple Cities This April
🎠NEW! San Francisco Theatre Newsletter Get all the top news & discounts for San Francisco & beyond.…
San Francisco court clerks strike again, saying court refuses to meet employees halfway
San Francisco court clerks are back on strike a second time. They say nothing has changed in the…