San Francisco Presidio Presidio Heights
Shock jock Michael Savage ousted from Presidio Trust board of directors
Clearly unqualified in the first place, conservative commentator and Trump appointee Michael Savage is gone from the Presidio board as Biden cleans house. Read More
San Francisco Financial District Mission SoMa
News from the Bay 'hoods: Marlowe sets July date for reopening, Old Jerusalem is back, and more
As (some of) the masks come off, here's some news this week about more things reopening in SF and elsewhere around the Bay. Read More
San Jose
Santa Clara County cops have lower vaccination rates than the general public
Santa Clara County law enforcement officers appear to have a lower COVID-19 vaccination rate than the general public, with around 64 percent so far confirming they're fully vaccinated. Read More
San Jose
San Jose finally clear of debt from Hayes Mansion real estate sale
San Jose City Government bought the historic Hayes Mansion for $2.5 million in 1985. It proceeded to amass a staggering $60 million debt associated with the real estate. This year, the last of the debt will be cleared, even adding $2.3 million to San Jose's general fund. Read More
San Francisco Ingleside
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is coming to Stonestown Galleria on Saturday
Say hello again to the Instagram trap on wheels known as the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck, which holds court all day Saturday at the Stonestown Galleria. Read More
San Jose
San Jose woman dies after truck crashes into sidewalk dining area
On Friday, a suspected drunk driver ran into an outdoor dining area outside a San Jose bar, killing one person and injuring two others. Read More
San Francisco North Beach
30-year-old North Beach staple The Stinking Rose seeks new owner to reopen, keep it going
The Stinking Rose (325 Columbus Ave.), which opened in 1991 in North Beach and maintains a loyal clientele of tourists and garlic-loving locals, has been closed throughout the pandemic. And now we learn that it won't reopen unless a new owner steps in and wants to keep the concept going, with the original owners deciding to retire. Read More
San Francisco Excelsior
OG dispensary ReLeaf will be reborn in Crocker-Amazon
One of San Francisco’s original cannabis dispensaries will be back at a new location, as ReLeaf gets Planning Commission approval right at the SF-Daly City border. Read More
San Jose
Bay Area day trips: Summertime in Monterey County
Discover beaches, biking, wildlife viewing, scenic drives and seafood feasts in Monterey County with Hoodline's Bay Area Day Trips. Read More
San Jose
Pride events happening around San Jose, including Newark Pride tonight
Various South Bay spots are hosting in-person Pride events this month, as well as virtual ones. Hoodline has put together a partial listing of some of the big ones happening around the area. And stay tuned for Silicon Valley Pride, coming up at the end of August! Read More
San Jose
Coworker feared VTA shooter could "go postal"; Feds questioned him about hatred of VTA
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority had investigated or disciplined mass shooter Samuel Cassidy four times before he opened fire on coworkers in May. Read More
San Francisco SoMa
Widely pre-panned YOLO Nightclub, in the former Slim’s, set to open June 18
The ladies will be scantily clad, but men must adhere to a highly non-sexual dress code, when the old Slim’s reopens as YOLO Nightclub next Friday, June 18. Read More
San Francisco Tenderloin
See the Tenderloin's pothole artist's first museum show and live resin installation this weekend
Artist Rik Lee Leipold is celebrating their first museum show, and will host an artist talk and live resin casting of a pothole outside of the Tenderloin Museum on Saturday, June 12, 2021. Read More
