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Anna Tong

YIMBYs ate the world—except for SF. Now its founders are up to new tricks

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Politics

Since its San Francisco founding a decade ago, the YIMBY movement has been in hyper-growth mode—and it’s throwing its weight around this election season. But on their home turf, YIMBYs have watched their goals slip seemingly further and further out of reach.

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

This SF microhood feels like the city at its best—and it’s led by women

Scruffy and livelier than ever, a two-block stretch of 16th Street in the Mission seems to have escaped all the doom and gloom.

Frances Dinkelspiel

Behind the largest gift in Berkeley’s history, an elusive leader and a controversial family

Business

A lavish $300 million dorm opening this week at Cal brings renewed scrutiny to an attention-averse family.

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Noah Baustin

Short bike lane, epic feud: Why an SF college is going to war over 29 parking spots

The SFMTA has heard the anguished cries of bike lane opponents. They aim to build it anyway.

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YIMBYs ate the world—except for SF. Now its founders are up to new tricks

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

This SF microhood feels like the city at its best—and it’s led by women

Behind the largest gift in Berkeley’s history, an elusive leader and a controversial family

Short bike lane, epic feud: Why an SF college is going to war over 29 parking spots