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BART Is Running Out Of Money… Can A New Tax Save It?
Bay Area transit agencies are facing a financial crisis due to the pandemic and remote work, and a group of elected officials and urban planners are working to come up with a revenue ballot measure for 2026 to save the region’s bus and rail systems.

London Breed Might Be Cooked As Lurie Surges
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is facing a tough reelection campaign as her approval ratings have dropped and her opponents, including Daniel Lurie, position themselves as the strongest alternatives.

Ashkon’s New Album is a Celebration of Creativity and Dedication
Ashkon has released his first album of original music in almost two decades, showcasing his dedication and courage to pursue his passion for music, despite the challenges of being a husband, father, and breadwinner.

The Bay’s Stench Was Once Called “East Bay Perfume”
The San Francisco Bay has come a long way from the pungent odors of human-caused rot that earned it the nickname “East Bay Perfume”, but the potential for environmental crisis remains due to the ongoing lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency.

The Last Custom Furniture Store on SF’s Furniture Row
Zozi’s Loft is the last custom furniture store on SF’s Furniture Row, offering a wide selection of sofas, sectionals, and related accessories at affordable prices, all made in California.

There are Six (Yes 6!) Film Fests in SF This Weekend
This weekend sees six different film festivals happening in San Francisco, including the San Francisco Dance Film Festival, Cine + Mas Latino Film Festival, 3rd i San Francisco International South Asian Film Festival, Green Film Festival of San Francisco, San Francisco Short Film Festival, and United Nations Association Film Festival.

What It’s Like Canvasing for Kamala in Nevada
Steven T. Jones and his wife Lisa volunteered for the Kamala Harris campaign in Nevada, canvassing door-to-door and attending a vice presidential debate watch party, where they encountered a mix of supporters and opponents of the candidate.

Fake SF Fleet Week Ads Call Out US Role in Gaza Violence
If you were in San Francisco last week it was nearly impossible to ignore the fact that it was Fleet Week. Seamen throbbed thronged The City’s hotspots hoping to meet someone who has a thing for people in uniform, the blue angels screeched terrifyingly overhead for days on end, and somebody