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FaviconSFist

  • Day Around the Bay: BART's 2026 Ugly Holiday Sweater Is On Sale
  • SF Gang Member Pleads Guilty In 2023 Mass Shooting That Injured Nine People In the Mission
  • Former Santa Clara County Undersheriff Pleads Guilty In Bribery Scandal Linked to Former Sheriff
  • Raising Cane's Finally Opens Its First SF Restaurant, at the Wharf
  • Newsom Signs Seven New Laws Regulating Data Centers Amid Statewide Backlash

FaviconSF Gate

  • 2 California universities break into top 5 in national rankings
  • Los Angeles man allegedly pepper-sprays moviegoer over cellphone use
  • California suspect fleeing police breaks into home, kills woman, officials say
  • Infamous California serial killer Wesley Shermantine dies in prison
  • Humpback whale swims 60 miles inland after losing way from SF Bay

FaviconReddit SF

  • Tony’s Pizza Napoletana ranked No.5 pizzeria in the world
  • Worried About El Nino? Do Something Small and Adopt a Drain!
  • Coyotes in downtown
  • Friend just experienced attempted ride share dupe/kidnapping situation outside Parnassus Hospital
  • One of SF's rare floating homes hits the market for $1.7M

FaviconSF Examiner

  • Love Letters to San Francisco: How snakes and science build students’ confidence
  • Latest Treatment on Demand report identifies progress, areas for improvement
  • Proposed new office would centralize SF's food security efforts
  • Angels aim to end 3-game road skid, play the Athletics
  • Giants face the Twins with 1-0 series lead

FaviconSan Francisco Standard

  • How Raheem Morris is already reshaping the 49ers’ defense
  • Warriors roster breakdown: Here are the competitors for the final spots
  • George Kittle, Kyle Juszczyk, and the decade-long bet paying off for the 49ers
  • So, is AI going to kill us? 11 experts, 11 answers.
  • Opinion: Scott Wiener was right about AI all along

FaviconEater SF

  • This Tortilleria Is My First Stop Whenever I’m in the Bay
  • Down a Dirt Road, Find Destination-Worthy Pastries in Petaluma
  • Head to This Hamlet North of Sonoma for Hard-to-Find Wines and Hyper-Local Cooking
  • Anomaly’s Chef Returns After Extreme Burnout With a New Restaurant
  • Nikkei Cuisine Gets Its Hand Roll Moment in San Francisco

FaviconLocal News Matters

  • After 2-week closure, Monterey County Government Center to fully reopen Tuesday
  • Newsom vetoes bill to loosen work-from-home rules for state workers
  • Lake Del Valle imposes boat quarantine after golden mussels found at recreation area
  • Review: Lorraine Hansberry Theatre’s ‘African Stew’ serves up familial clashes at one couple’s dinner party
  • Affluent Silicon Valley weighs stakes of California’s ‘billionaire tax’ measure

Favicon48 Hills

  • The oligarch, charter school, and GOP ally money behind the attacks on Connie Chan
  • Review: Bratmobile incited thrashing riot grrrl adoration at Bottom of the Hill
  • AI operators aren’t slowing down; they are becoming even more of a threat to democracy
  • Only connect: Poetic visionary Moor Mother returns to SF Electronic Music Fest
  • Score a pair of tickets to these naughty Folsom Street Fair parties

FaviconSan Francisco Bay Times

  • Ann Rostow: Bravo Boomer
  • A Timeline of Key Moments in the History of the NLGJA From 1990 to the Present
  • Interview With Randy Alfred, Founding News Editor of the San Francisco Bay Times
  • WWDD
  • The Rainbow Flag Crosses the Atlantic

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