Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Outdoor parklet dining is about to get smaller, more accessible—and more limited

Business

There were around 1,200 parklets that dotted San Francisco at their peak. Once the city’s permanent program takes effect, there will likely be far fewer. 


Jeff Greenwald

Take a psychedelic trip in the city without taking drugs

Culture

Hidden away on a quiet residential street in San Francisco, the art installations and immersive experiences at the Gregangelo Museum have been opening minds since the 1980s.

Sports Reporter

John Shea

The Giants at the halfway point: The good, the bad, and what must change

Sports

Buster Posey ratcheted up expectations with a blockbuster trade, but the team has more work to do if it hopes to contend for a postseason berth. 

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

This man turned his entire house into a coral farm. Call it ‘reefer’ madness

The coral specimens growing inside this San Rafael home can fetch as much as $10,000.

Wildfire victims rebuild in Sonoma with homes hardened and fingers crossed

The start of a new fire season after two years of relative reprieve will test the resolve and fire-proofing of rebuilding homeowners. 

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Outdoor parklet dining is about to get smaller, more accessible—and more limited

Take a psychedelic trip in the city without taking drugs

The Giants at the halfway point: The good, the bad, and what must change

This man turned his entire house into a coral farm. Call it ‘reefer’ madness

Wildfire victims rebuild in Sonoma with homes hardened and fingers crossed