Let us be crystal clear: There are very few things more important to the future of San Francisco than ending the tidal wave of Ellis Act evictions that are steadily chewing up affordable rental housing in the city and making it even closer to impossible for anyone who isn’t rich to live here.
Part of a San Francisco Bay Guardian editorial, April 11, 2006
From a full English breakfast to fermented black cod to secret World Cup Day specials, here are the top limited-edition menus hitting local restaurants. At Chainsaw, in the Melrose Hill neighborhood at 5022 Melrose Avenue, in […]
The mobile kitchen will tempt fans with a dual-nation Spanish and Belgian split-crust pizza and other CPK classics. Soccer fans have one final opportunity to try a custom World Cup rivalry menu item on Friday […]
In a city where meaningful connections can be hard to find, Adat Shalom offers something increasingly rare: a warm, multigenerational Jewish community where people can build relationships, deepen their faith, and truly feel at home. […]
The sprawling Malibu estate hits the market for the first time in nearly four decades. Pop culture nostalgia dominates the cliffs of Point Dume as a massive coastal estate recognizable from prominent turn-of-the-century film and […]
By CHARLES ANDREWS IMPORTANT CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES FORUM – TONIGHT! At the Church in Ocean Park, 7 p.m., doors at 6:30. Santa Monica Democratic Club president Jon Katz is probably disappointed that he can’t again, […]
The initiative, led this year by 17-year-old Charles Lentz, asks participating restaurants to donate $1 from the sale of designated menu items through Oct. 15. More than a dozen Southern California restaurants are participating in […]
Temporary route change aims to improve transit access to Venice Beach on July 10-11. The Los Angeles County Topanga Beach...
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