The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear a lawsuit from San Francisco against the Environmental Protection Agency challenging Clean Water Act regulations the city argues are overly vague. In the case, City and County of San…
An uneasy orchestral prelude sets the mood: muffled percussion, brooding woodwinds, anguished strings. The curtain rises and the first voices we hear are of two young men cowering in the shadows.
The primary purpose of a great happy hour is to do exactly what it promises it’s going to do: make you happy. We’ve all had those days, when work was too damn frustrating or we just couldn’t shake that thing from our mind that’s been…
A small business owner is determined to rebuild after he estimates more than $300,000 worth of specialized costumes and other equipment was stolen from his San Francisco office.
Safety has been a major factor in getting visitors to come back to San Francisco, and one small business owner says the city has not been making the situation any better. They're now suing to hold the city accountable.
"This means everything. Like I said I was having a tough time, and this really brings me joy," said Terry Williams about a block party held in support of his family after their house burned as SFPD investigates racist messages left at the…
Competitors pitched their original business concepts to a panel of esteemed judges, including Kate Booth, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, Americas at SAP; Samantha Brill, Private Wealth Advisor at Goldman Sachs; Tommy Goodwin, VP…
The coalition of students leading the encampment took down their tents and canopies on Wednesday night around 7:30 p.m. It was the most recent encampment at a Bay Area university to be disbanded after such camps began popping up last month.