Taifa Nia Finds His Second Wind
With new EP âInvidiaâ and two more on the way, the San Francisco musician and prolific collaborator comes into his own as a solo artist.
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Taifa Nia Finds His Second Wind
With new EP âInvidiaâ and two more on the way, the San Francisco musician and prolific collaborator comes into his own as a solo artist.
Entanglements Lost: My Day at a Geography Conference in San Francisco
On making friends with maps and Marxists.
âOld Man in Flip Flopsâ: Notes from a Surprisingly Exciting Water Tasting Class
Camper Englishâs popular water tasting course is an exercise in attention â even for us tap-lovinâ plebes.
Frak The Person Is the Actual Mayor of San Francisco
The versatile battle rapper isnât running for office, but with his new collaborative mixtape âFour Square,â heâs earned my vote.
Orinda-Raised Social Media Star Debuts Her Cookbook
Easy âgo-toâ recipes are at the center of Maxine Sharfâs cookbook, with a panoply of healthy dishes inspired by her upbringing in the East Bay.
Area Teachers Tired of Bullshit
San Francisco educators continue their historic strike, and parents and kids are on the picket lines alongside them. But donât worry, Daniel Lurie is making Instagram videos.
SF Hated the Super Bowl in 2016. A Decade Later, Whatâs Changed?
Ten years ago, protesters took to the streets to slam San Franciscoâs Super Bowl City and call for an end to homeless sweeps. As the game returns to the Bay this week, why are things so quiet?
Homeless to Housed: Stone's Story
A room in a permanent supportive housing unit can offer safety and security, an opportunity to design a space thatâs all your own, and the chance to build community.
The SF Filmmaker Making Art Out of Grief
Mohammad Gorjestani honors Oscar Grant and other victims of police violence with an interactive exhibit full of birthday messages.
In the Dark: Whoâs Really to Blame for the Great SF Blackout?
âThe fish rots from the head,â says one expert â and the smell is coming from the governorâs mansion.
6 Quick SF Sketchfest Picks
San Franciscoâs annual comedy festival kicks off Jan. 15, which is great, because we could all use a laugh.
Beloved SF Club Bottom of the Hill to Close at the End of 2026
One of the cityâs last independent music venues, Bottom of the Hill has survived waves of gentrification, COVID closures, and more throughout its 35 years. Now, owners say itâs last call â on their own terms.