Facebook is firmly planted in the hot seat this week, which, of course, means calls to repeal Section 230 are again at a fever pitch. But, there’s a lot of confusion over what and who the policy actually protects, and who stands to gain and lose in its potential reform.

By Eli Walsh Roughly 90 percent of eligible Napa County residents have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose as local case and hospitalization data trends down, the county’s public health officer said Tuesday. Unvaccinated residents continue to make up at least half of those being hospitalized due to COVID-19

By Ian Firstenberg  Last week, Assemblymember David Chiu was appointed to take on the role as San Francisco’s city attorney after 20-year incumbent Dennis Herrera announced he will leave to head up the embattled Public Utilities Commission.  Chiu is expected to step down on Oct. 31. The vacancy requires Gov.

We’re super excited about the new book of fine art that’s just been published by Bay Area artist The Tracy Piper – so excited, in fact, that we just HAVE to share it with you all! We’re teaming up with Piper to give away a free copy of her new

We love a last-minute chance at free stuff, don’t you? That’s why we’re super excited to team up with the Real Neato Music Festival for a flash giveaway! This weekend’s festival, scheduled for Saturday, 10/9 at the Rio Nido Roadhouse, will feature tons of amazing artists like Chuck Prophet and

  For the last six years, Mutiny Radio has hosted a weeklong festival featuring some of their favorite local and travelling standup comics performing across multiple venues in San Francisco. This year, that tradition continues with six days of comedy at six different locations in the City. Tickets are on

A so-called “Teacher’s Protest” Monday against the vaccination mandates for public school teachers and staff may not have been much of a “Teacher’s Protest”  — considering its keynote speaker was the founder of a Black Trumper organization who just did two years time on conspiracy charges (Trump pardoned her). She

A lot is being made of the fact that San Francisco still has more than 300 police officers and SFPD staff who still refuse to get vaccinated. That’s bad, but Muni has it twice as bad. According to a new report from the San Francisco Municipal Transit association, there are