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Eclectic Style and Experimental Aesthetics Lit Up the FOG Design+Art Gala
The FOG Fair gala in San Francisco was a place where people showed off their sartorial creativity, with guests wearing outfits that were sometimes as stunning as the work on display.

Relief Fund Launched for Restaurant Workers Impacted by LA Fires
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. | As devastating wildfires continue to ravage Los Angeles County, One Fair Wage has launched the LA Service Workers’ Relief Fund to provide immediate financial assistance to restaurant workers and other low-wage workers impacted by the crisis. Building on the success of its Emergency Coronavirus Service Workers’ Support Fund, which raised

Will Daniel Lurie Bring a New Tech Boom to San Francisco?
Daniel Lurie, San Francisco’s newly elected mayor, has expressed his commitment to making the city a hub for AI innovation, while also addressing issues such as public safety, housing, and corporate partnerships.

Historic Building vs. Fire Station: A Fight Nobody Wants
447 Battery Might Be Stripped of Historic Designation What might happen if the precedent of removing historic designation succeeds? What’s the historic designation program? What does it entail? And why? In San Francisco, historic preservation has a reputation corroded by bad neighbors who want to preserve views. Armchair spectators imagine

What’s Local and Seasonal, and Who the Hell Grows It?
A look at some of the local farms in the Bay Area and what they’ve got available during these weird winter months. Tender perpetual spinach. Lucky Daisy and Kishu mandarins. Fractal Roman cauliflower. All of them grown in the same fog that you can see from your kitchen window. We

Per Sia and Ali R. Blake’s New Comic Honors Drag Story Hour
Per Sia and Ali R. Blake have collaborated on a new comic book called “Socrates and Me” which acts as a love letter to Drag Story Hour and queer culture, and offers a peek behind the scenes of one of the most important queer cultural movements of our time.

Jonathan Carver Moore: A Gallery That Builds Community Through Art
Jonathan Carver Moore Gallery in San Francisco is building community through art, with upcoming exhibitions including “Of the Earth,” featuring works by artists exploring colonialism, identity, and decolonization, and a residency program that supports the creative journeys of artists.