Have Gas Prices Peaked?
Tired of paying $50 or more for a tank of gas? Are the prices finally going down? Good questions and probably ones we can’t quite answer right now.
App of the Week: Voice Park
Parking in San Francisco is notoriously competitive. If you’re looking for a considerable edge in the race for a space, there is a new app in town called Voice Park.
UNIQLO Clothing Store Arrives in San Francisco
Japanese Clothing retailer Uniqlo arrives Friday, October 5th with an opening ceremony at 9:45am co-hosted by Mayor Ed Lee and Global CEO and Chairman Tadashi Yanai.
No Clothes in SF, Pay a Fine
San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener is making it pretty clear to nudists – put your clothes back on or else.
Fleet Week Descends on San Francisco
It’s a bird, it’s a a plane… nope, it’s just the Blue Angels revving up their engines for a fly-by. It’s that time of year again for Fleet Week in San Francisco.
Ten Awesome Critical Mass Instagram Photos
More than 5,000 bicyclists shut down the street of San Francisco on Friday night for the 20th anniversary of Critical Mass. What once started as a group of cyclists who met up at Justin Herman Plaza in an effort to reclaim public space has spread across cities all over the U.S.
Thousands Expected for Critical Mass Ride
Critical Mass – a monthly gathering in San Francisco normally attended by hundreds of cyclists – is going to be a bit bigger and possibly a bit rowdier on Friday night.
Free Events this Weekend
It will be a mess on the streets of San Francisco this evening as Critical Mass flexes for a 20th Anniversary Ride, but there’s lots of other good, clean fun on the agenda for this week. We’ve collect a sample of the best free events.
7-Election Offers Free Coffee This Friday
Stop by a 7-Eleven this Friday, September 28th, cast your ballot in a just-for-fun poll, and get a free large-size cup of coffee in honor of National Coffee Day, dubbed Coffree Day.
New Scooter Sharing System Unveiled in SF
It’s being described as “the world’s first network of shared electric scooters.” Now, instead of walking, driving or using public transportation, drivers can saddle up on a scooter from Scoot Networks to get around town in San Francisco.
