Tragedy on Valencia Street, just another victim of rising rent prices in San Francisco.  Mulitkulti, the store I have been getting my $6 dollar sunglasses and Burning Man accoutrement from for the last 10 years is closing. The owner Reda Darwish who is almost always found with a friendly, calm, smile behind the counter

Have you ever felt powerless while a neanderthal is bullying a defenseless person in public?  There are tactics you can use to help, and they’re inspired by a psychological concept called “non-complementary behavior,”which involves responding to an aggressor with a warm demeanor, rather than responding with further aggression that could escalate the conflict. This guide was

Feel like screaming at the world?  Feeling like saying no to Racism, Sexism, & War?  The ANSWER Coalition is holding Emergency Protests in cities all across America.  San Francisco included: Wed. Nov. 9, 5pm Emergency Protest Powell and Market Sts., San Francisco More Event Details on Facebook Event Page HERE “Trump

The rural north had record voter turnout as did white evangelical voters. Take Wisconsin for example. You can see that the counties in urban areas near major universities or Canadian borders voted for Hillary Clinton as expected, but outside the city and university centers they voted for Trump.

Strange CL ad has a San Francisco woman claiming that she is ‘tired of Tinder’, and now looking for a boyfriend as well as a way to save on rent.

Yes, Trump supporters do exist in San Francisco and Oakland.  Some are even giving thousands to his campaign.  According to bizjournals.com (and public record) 115 San Francisco donors gave a total of $50,191 to the Trump since June 2015.  Donations to Hillary Clinton were much, much higher, in fact there are some

Yes & Yes on Prop S.  It’s not that often that an initiative makes so much sense for San Francisco.  We’re simply talking about restoring funding (without raising any taxes) to the city’s arts programs & to our most vulnerable citizens, homeless families. Prop S has the uninspiring name of

At an SF street party it’s safe to be as strange as possible, and people will more than likely smile and love you for it. You get to wear your weirdness as a badge of honor. In other words, to be unique on the inside and the outside in San Francisco, is to be truly honest.