Richard von Busack

Critic’s picks: A guide to the San Francisco International Film Festival’s in-person return

Culture

After spending two years online, the 65th installment of SFFilm-organized international film festival returns with a slate of movies and documentaries—many by women, non-binary and BIPOC directors.

Editor-at-Large

Sara Deseran

Meet the Insatiables: The Chinese food dining club that will eat you under the table

Food & Drink

Led by the effusive, 75-year-old gourmand Albert Cheng, the group of friends knows the secrets to the city's best Chinese restaurants.

Tech & Government Reporter

Margaux MacColl

An SF startup is pitching Trump on militarizing humanoid robots

Business

The year-old robotics firm Foundation thinks its competitors are alarmingly pacifist, leaving money and American exceptionalism on the table.

Julie Zigoris

Despite soaring retail vacancies, luxury thrives in downtown San Francisco

Are prestige retailers buying up real estate in and around Union Square?

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

A politico’s horrifying night in Napa comes back to haunt San Francisco mayor’s race

Politics

Mark Farrell used his former title as San Francisco mayor to back a powerful friend in a domestic violence case. Will it hurt his campaign?

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Critic’s picks: A guide to the San Francisco International Film Festival’s in-person return

Meet the Insatiables: The Chinese food dining club that will eat you under the table

An SF startup is pitching Trump on militarizing humanoid robots

Despite soaring retail vacancies, luxury thrives in downtown San Francisco

A politico’s horrifying night in Napa comes back to haunt San Francisco mayor’s race