SoMa News

Some details have finally been released about the ~CREDO~ project due to open in the Financial District at the end of December/beginning of the New Year.

Newly-opened SOMA coffeeshop Wicked Grounds has created a unique space for itself at the intersection of two highly-fetishized San Francisco lifestyles, coffee drinking and BDSM .

Mission Bay Drive, the short, stubby road connecting Seventh and Berry streets across the Caltrain tracks, opened on Oct.

This section is written by Erin Archuleta, half of the talent behind local outfit ICHI Catering .

The late, great Herb Caen used to take walks around San Francisco and write about what he saw.

Driven by slow sales, high rents and a yearning for experimentation, San Francisco's art gallery owners are leaving traditional art districts like Union Square for unique spaces and new neighborhoods.

The cultural events of fall can be overwhelming. It's almost as if the arts and design are ready to harvest just like the bounty of nature.

The front page of today's San Francisco Examiner . Are Muni's days on Market Street numbered? That's the gist of the front-page headline in the SF Examiner today, which suggests that Mayor Gavin Newsom has a bold plan to move all bus lines and the F-line historic streetcar line onto side streets to make way for a glorious ...

For all its charms, San Francisco falls sadly short when it comes to late-night dining.

Corey Lee , former chef de cuisine at the French Laundry , finally has the space for his own restaurant.

You might not find a person who exemplifies the spirit of San Francisco more than rock musician Chris von Sneidern, who has stubbornly stuck to his creative vision through thick and a whole lot of thin.

When the shaking from the magnitude 7.0 Loma Prieta earthquake stopped shortly after 5:04 p.m. Tuesday, October 17, 1989, Castro residents emerged onto the streets largely unscathed.

Samuel Says No gallerists does more to integrate art and interior design than James Bacchi and Annette Schuts of ArtHaus gallery.

Tavern on the Green, the heavily-touristed restaurant in NYC's Central Park generated a lot of news stories last year when its operators announced plans to launch a West Coast iteration overlooking this city's urban oasis, Yerba Buena Gardens.

The quake lasted only 15 seconds, but it killed 67 people, smashed downtown Santa Cruz, wrecked San Francisco's Marina district, broke the Bay Bridge - and changed much of the Bay Area.

During the dot com boom, speculative land use development swept over the formerly industrial portions of San Francisco.

"I've been paying attention to both him and his supposed opposition" - ouch, that's State Attorney General Jerry Brown - "and what they've accomplished, and what their vision is," she told us.

One Monday night a month from 5p.m.-10:30p.m., Tommy Halvorson and 111 Minna team up to offer enthusiastic adventure diners a mash-up cultural experience called EAT.

A San Francisco police officer was seriously injured on Tuesday when a van rear-ended his motorcycle in the city's South of Market neighborhood.

Michael Bailey, 27, a married father of two and a senior in electrical engineering at Southern University at Baton Rouge, was with two friends from Louisiana and an Oakland acquaintance when they met the woman at City Nights at Third and Harrison streets Saturday night, police said.