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Early Voting Is Underway! How You Can Vote Right Now In The 2020 Election
We’ve been waiting four years for this, and the time has arrived! The 2020 Elections is now officially underway, as San Francisco started in-person early voting on Monday. You can now officially vote today, tomorrow, or any weekday up until Election Day, November 3. Once you get your mail-in ballot,
Now You Can Get A Marijuana-Infused Pabst Blue Ribbon
You want some THC in your PBR? People, this is now a thing! The Pabst Brewing Company just announced today that they are selling a cannabis-infused beer, according to CNN. It’s only available in California, but you can order cans of it right now. It’s called Pabst Blue Ribbon cannabis
The 90s Are Back! We Have Color Changing Shirts!
As 2024 winds down, we’re reflecting on another incredible year of sharing the stories, art, culture, and nightlife that make the Bay Area so unique. BrokeAssStuart.com wouldn’t be what it is without you—our community of readers, supporters, and believers in independent media. This year, instead of asking you to join Patreon
Confirmed: Trump Totally Had COVID Onstage With Joe Biden At Debate
Kamala Harris needs to be awfully damned careful around vice president Mike Pence at their debate, because these Republicans will totally take the stage unmasked, with a raging case of COVID-19, and hate-spewing infected droplets in every direction. A tiny detail five paragraphs deep into a Tuesday Bloomberg article ”Trump’s
How You Can Apply For a Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Music Relief Grant
The Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival is of course an online livestream this year, a scaled-down, three hour affair happening Saturday, October 3, from 2-5 p.m. PT. (Though you can still make it a three-day watch party with their 20 years of archived shows.) But the festival is also giving back
Halloween Not ‘Canceled,’ But SF Says Lay Off The Parties And Trick-Or-Treating
The cancelation of events wrought by COVID-19 has been both heartbreaking and financially devastating, even knowing that the 211,000 dead Americans (and counting) makes this entirely necessary. But few cancelations are as painful as Halloween, not just because it’s a month of kick-ass San Francisco parties, but more because the
Muni Fare Inspectors Are Back, And In Different Uniforms
One of the sweet upsides to our six-and-a-half-month shelter-in-place has been that Muni has sidelined its fare inspectors. But people, the free rides are coming to an end. The SFMTA announced in a blog post that Muni Transit Fare Inspectors are returning to duty, though with new and somewhat less
Is It ‘Geary Street’ Or ‘Geary Boulevard’? Let’s Settle This Once And For All
Geary is San Francisco’s longest east-west street, but is it really a ‘Street’? Some people call it “Geary Street” and others call it “Geary Boulevard,” and even Geary’s most well-known landmarks disagree on the street’s surname. For instance, the Fillmore Auditorium lists themselves as being located at 1805 Geary Boulevard,
Disgraceful New Gig Economy App Wants To Be ‘Uber, But For Evicting People’
Rents are going down and there is an eviction moratorium in place, so you’d think things would be pretty slow in the eviction department right now. But some ruthless landlords are flouting the law and performing evictions anyway, and Vice reports on a phenomenally cruel new app that they call