Sarah Holtz

This SF food hall is a treasure trove of global cuisine: Why is it struggling?

Culture

Food & Drink

La Cocina’s Municipal Marketplace opened with high hopes and inspired lofty rhetoric, but the realities of Covid, a looming recession and the fentanyl crisis have proven difficult to surmount.


Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

San Francisco’s rising anti-homeless sentiment is costing those on the streets

News

The intensification of San Francisco’s homelessness emergency has coincided with a number of other trends that unhoused people say mean fewer of the once-reliable dollars from passersby and less positive interactions more generally. 

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

San Francisco winds down free Covid testing sites

As pandemic fears subside, governments have been pulling back on subsidizing Covid testing and treatments.

SF’s most massive crane becomes a light-and-art show this weekend

Few people know about it, but the Hunters Point gantry crane is about to take center stage.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

PCP rumors in SF home explosion blamed on sheriff’s ‘computer glitch’

The San Francisco Sheriff’s Department has apologized after a ‘computer glitch’ on its inmate locator website listed the false information.

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This SF food hall is a treasure trove of global cuisine: Why is it struggling?

San Francisco’s rising anti-homeless sentiment is costing those on the streets

San Francisco winds down free Covid testing sites

SF’s most massive crane becomes a light-and-art show this weekend

PCP rumors in SF home explosion blamed on sheriff’s ‘computer glitch’