Julie Zigoris

Litquake, SF’s bookworm bash, returns with author talks, dance parties and the beloved Lit Crawl

Culture

Running for more than two weeks, this year’s Litquake is almost entirely in-person for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

This might be the coolest shop in San Francisco’s coolest neighborhood

Business

The Richmond District has been discovered by international media, and this gift-filled store is a good reason why.

Eddie Sun

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

Associated Press

Twitter sign lettering removed from downtown San Francisco office

News

The iconic Twitter sign at the company’s Market Street headquarters is being removed on Monday afternoon as Elon Musk rebrands the social media platform as X. 

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

Supervisors move ahead with two hotel acquisitions for homeless housing

Politics

The city plans to pay $23 million to acquire 77 units in the Mission and Outer Mission neighborhoods for permanent supportive housing.  

San Francisco Fire Department could soon place emergency psychiatric holds

A proposal to give fire department paramedics the authority to place 5150 holds, or involuntary psychiatric holds for individuals in severe mental distress, will advance to a vote in the coming weeks.  The Board of Supervisors’ Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee voted unanimously on Thursday to advance the proposal, which would designate fire paramedics…

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Litquake, SF’s bookworm bash, returns with author talks, dance parties and the beloved Lit Crawl

This might be the coolest shop in San Francisco’s coolest neighborhood

Twitter sign lettering removed from downtown San Francisco office

Supervisors move ahead with two hotel acquisitions for homeless housing

San Francisco Fire Department could soon place emergency psychiatric holds