Julie Zigoris

Peet’s is now the world’s largest coffee company. Would its notoriously exacting founder approve?

Culture

One man’s dissatisfaction with San Francisco’s mid-century coffee scene jump-started a revolution and birthed a global brand. 

Sports Columnist

Tim Kawakami

Steve Kerr on his summer of gold medals, politics, and huge changes for the Warriors

Sports

Kerr: “While we have lost some people along the way, most notably Bob [Myers] and Klay [Thompson], to me it still feels like this thing is going.”


Editor-at-Large

Sara Deseran

Food Editor 

Lauren Saria

Ranking the 20 greatest meals of 2024

Food & Drink

Sara Deseran and Lauren Saria look back at the San Francisco dining moments that made them hunger for more. 

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Downtown San Francisco is full of secret spaces. Here are the best, worst and weirdest

The city’s core has dozens of privately owned, public open spaces, ranging from beautifully maintained terraces to subterranean urban crevasses. 

Susan Freinkel

Her job is to remove homeless people from SF’s parks. Her methods are extraordinary

To watch park ranger Amanda Barrows is to be faced with a disturbing question: If this is what it takes to help one unhoused person, how can we manage thousands?

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Peet’s is now the world’s largest coffee company. Would its notoriously exacting founder approve?

Steve Kerr on his summer of gold medals, politics, and huge changes for the Warriors

Ranking the 20 greatest meals of 2024

Downtown San Francisco is full of secret spaces. Here are the best, worst and weirdest

Her job is to remove homeless people from SF’s parks. Her methods are extraordinary