We have some disappointing news to share today that was all but inevitable. After weeks of evaluating all possible solutions, San Francisco Pride announces that this year’s Parade and Celebration, originally scheduled for Saturday & Sunday, June 27-28, will not take place as planned. Read the full press release. We know this more...

Starting Monday April 13, BART will temporarily close several entrances at the four downtown San Francisco stations as well as additional entrances at the 12th & 19th Street stations in Oakland. The closures will help us focus our cleaning efforts and to improve safety for our employees and riders during times more...

Carnaval San Francisco’s chosen theme, “Salud Es Poder, Health Is Our Wealth,” could not be more relevant than it is in 2020. The recent COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the value of the theme in a way that was not expected. Now, more than ever, people are more aware of how fragile more...

Did you already file for unemployment yet? If not, this is a good time to file because you may be getting an extra $600 a week which could last up to 4 months.  The unemployment benefits are part of the federal stimulus package approved by Congress. Gov. Newsom said on Thursday, more...

Bay Wheels is offering a 30-day program to give critical healthcare workers free bike-share memberships. Through April 30, eligible healthcare workers can sign up through their employer to access unlimited 45-minute trips on Classic bikes and e-bikes. Get more information and FAQs or send an email to herobikes@lyft.com. Not all heroes wear capes, more...

In keeping its mission, The Walt Disney Family Museum has a new and unique way to connect to their audience virtually. They are thrilled to announce the bi-weekly virtual series “Happily Ever After Hours”. Happening every Wednesday and Friday at 5:30 pm, hosted via Zoom webinar. It is a virtual series more...

At Noon today, California Governor Gavin Newsom will hold a press conference to discuss the plan for how to loosen stay-at-home restrictions, transition from shelter-in-place to a more “normal” way of life. He will lay out parameters and tools needed before the state would modify California’s statewide stay-at-home orders and other more...

During these hard times, people around the world try to help those who are in need, but there are people who take an interesting approach to helping people. Vice tells us a peculiar story of a masked man driving around the streets of Manchester, England giving out free toilet paper, more...

Get fresh veggies delivered right to your door, plus help support local farms and CSAs. Here are some tips from the FDA on how to properly wash fruits & vegetables. Stay healthy, stay home and save lives. Bay Area Farm and CSA Delivery Services   Golden Gate Organics They bring seasonal organic produce from more...

Mayor London N. Breed and Department of Emergency Management Executive Director Mary Ellen Carroll announced a critical tool and is now available in San Francisco to help people who cannot safely call 9-1-1 during the COVID-19 Stay Home Order and beyond and provide a life-saving option for people in situations, more...

To support struggling San Francisco restaurants offering take-out food during the Quarantine Period,  Mayor London Breed Announced ad Delivery Fee Cap for delivery apps such as Uber Eats, Grubhub, DoorDash, Caviar, and Postmates.  Read Full Statement Released Friday, April 10, 2020. What’s Changing? These fees typically range from 10% to 30% and can more...

It’s been three days since we have posted that City Lights Bookstore Might Close Down Forever, as coronavirus takes its toll on small businesses. But we got good news today! Thanks to 7×7 for letting us know that City Lights has so far raised $455,000 surpassing their goal of $300,000 Elaine Katzenberger, more...

The Covid Art Museum is the world’s first “museum” for art born during the Covid-19 quarantine. A new artistic movement that was set up by three advertising creatives from Barcelona. It is an Instagram page showcasing artworks represented in the form of illustrations, photographs, animations, videos, and paintings with subjects such more...

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency recently rolled out a new service plan that will operate 17 Muni core routes from 5 am–10 pm, plus expanded evening-late night or Owl service. They are making these changes to ensure that the limited resources we have are used to provide service for more...

Thanks to ebar.com for letting us know that not only will the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence’s Hunky Jesus (and Foxy Mary) posted on Instagram, but they will also be hosting a live stream on Twitch, this Easter Sunday from 1-6pm with the San Francisco Queer Nightlife fund. This Easter Sunday, the more...