Chrissy Field Avenue’s new life

In late July, the Presidio Trust closed Crissy Field Avenue to vehicular traffic and began the process of changing the road for use only by pedestrians and cyclists. The changes wi... Read More

At the Table

Here are my go-to dishes in the Northside

What are your go-to dishes?

By Susan Dyer Reynolds

Welcome to At the Table, an interactive food and restaurants column that will run occasionally in the food section. You might find one of my Grandpa Lorenzo’s recipes, or an inte... Read More

Real Estate Reporter

Home of the whopper

The sky’s the limit for pricing; but a tariff-caused recession could dig a big hole for San Francisco real estate

By John Zipperer

When Board of Supervisors President London Breed became Mayor Breed in July, no one could escape hearing that the new mayor grew up in public housing, or that she has been a renter... Read More

Movie Reviews

Just what the doc ordered

By Michael Snyder

The beauty of the documentary is the wide range of subjects and points of view the format can accommodate, whether simply celebrating a life, showcasing a significant moment in tim... Read More

Reynolds Rap

What to do about the hardcore homeless

Let’s be honest, some don’t want to change

By Susan Dyer Reynolds

Rick Shade is a fifth generation California avocado farmer, and he can’t find enough workers. Nearly half of U.S. farm laborers are undocumented immigrants, according to the Depa... Read More

A & E

SFJAZZ Center’s Summer of Jazz: Music is in the Air

By Anthony Torres

It is summer in San Francisco and music is in the air. So far, the SFJazz Festival and Summer Sessions have been rolling along so successfully it is impossible to touch on the mult... Read More

Enter Stage Left

My little ‘dom boli’: My house of pain

By Evalyn Baron

O.K., I’ll admit it: I have been an absolutely lazy slug about getting to the gym. I’ve even abandoned my beloved mermaid swim class in favor of lying around, reading books, an... Read More

Issue August 2018