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Over 20 research and conservation organizations from four countries are currently collaborating on a revolutionary new monarch butterfly tracking study. Scientists tagged 400 of the delicate insects with ultralight tra...
San Francisco may be in for a rainy Christmas this year. The stormy December weather is returning to San Francisco starting this Friday, with eight total days of rain predicted through next Friday, December 26. The rain...
Grace Cathedral sits at the top of Nob Hill, overlooking our beautiful, grey city in all its glory. It rises above the modern skyline, as a striking reminder of San Francisco’s storied past. And, inside its grand walls,...
Carmel-by-the-Sea is one of California's best-kept secrets. Voted one of the West Coast's most quaint coastal towns, the city is picture-perfect in more ways than one. With European-style architecture, and Tudor-style...
San Franciscans are no strangers to earthquakes, and it's not unusual to feel small earthquakes every several weeks. Earlier this afternoon, on Sunday, December 14, a 4.o earthquake hit just north of San Francisco, in S...
About an hour and a half up the coast from San Francisco, you'll find Nick's Cove, a hotel and restaurant on Tomales Bay. One of their most popular spots is the Boat Shack, a cozy gathering space at the end of the pier...
The Marina's waterfront Safeway has been in the city for decades, first opening in 1959. The grocery store entered the cultural consciousness of San Franciscans when it became known as a place to meet singles, even earn...
We all remember when the Bay Bridge's well-known Bay Lights installation went dark in March of 2023. But after a long raised over $10 million, the Bay Lights are about to come back bigger and better! According to a pr...
As you probably know, a Real ID (or another approved form of identification) is now required to travel via plane, even for domestic flights in the United States. Now, while many people lament having to update their IDs...
Earlier this year, San Francisco announced that BART was now accepting tap-to-pay methods, which would not require riders to have a BART card, in order to board the train. The new form of contactless payment has now ext...