His brightly-colored iconography, painted mostly on discarded windows, came to represent the rapidly changing neighborhood.

I draw from my own experiences while capturing moments of passion, longing, and the bittersweet nature of unspoken ...

The East Bay Times/Mercury News pushed Ishii's candidacy—but the editorial arguments don't hold up to factual scrutiny ...

Plus: Remembering the outgoing supes ... and where their goodbye parties are. That's The Agenda for Dec. 29 to Jan. 5 ...

Plus: Dead & Co. take the Sphere for another twirl, Noise Pop phase 2 brings some Oakland love, more music news ...

San Francisco is a city where Teslas and other electric cars can be seen everywhere; we even let some of the cars drive ...

Muni is out of money. The city has a huge deficit. Will the new mayor stand up to Big Tech and PG&E to find some revenue for ...

Hope is not a lottery ticket you can sit on the sofa and clutch, feeling lucky. It is an axe you break down doors with in an ...

It’s period popcorn entertainment on a grand scale, no less enjoyable for being more than a bit theatrically shameless. The Count of Monte Cristo begins opening around the Bay Area on January 3; ...

Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie is presenting this as his first major political victory, and the union leaders agree: Lurie played a key role in bringing recalcitrant hotel managers to the table.

Our 'pick of the litter' for a sweet, sweet eve—plus our infamous Comedowns Are For Losers New Year's Day list.

Remembering how the Oakland A's 'Man of Steal' chalked up so many awards it seemed he simply lent them out to others for a while.