Simple (Store in Cole Valley): 915 Cole Street (X Carl) - a neighborhood eco market that offers a full range of zero-waste items, including a large selection of refillable products for the home and body. They focus on local goods and local makers. They support a closed loop economic model. They want to make it convenient to choose sustainable and refillable products = Save the Earth!

News: Swimming against the tide of anti-immigrant sentiment - The SF Dream Team swims from Alcatraz to raise money for scholarships for undocumented SFSU students

The 1922 Spanish baroque theater has undergone extensive upgrades. The landmark movie palace will reopen in February 2026, after $41 million in renovations.

25th X Indiana Streets, San Francisco

Amador Street, San Francisco

Cityside Park, Treasure Island Opening Celebration - September 13, 2025

Salvador Lopez, founder of Taqueria El Farolito was born in 1950 in Mexico. In 1975, Lopez moved to Half Moon Bay. He would eventually open Taqueria San Jose on Mission and 24th streets with two other men. He sold his share in Taqueria San Jose and then established El Farolito at 2779 Mission Street in the early 1980s.

Video / News / SF Natural History: The Bird Woman of Alcatraz - Meet Lidia D’Amico, a National Park Service ranger who takes an incredible joy in her job, monitoring the tens of thousands of birds that nest on Alcatraz Island, especially a pair of once-endangered Peregrine Falcons and their fledgling chicks (Northern California Public Media)

(From TV's CBS Sunday Morning, today) - Barbara Shermund (June 26, 1899 – September 9, 1978) was born in San Francisco. Her talent emerged very early in her life. Her first artwork was published when she was nine years old on the San Francisco Chronicle's children's page under the title 'On the farm'. In 1911, she published a short story for a writing contest in The San Francisco Call. She moved to New York in 1925 after her mother's death from Spanish flu. Shermund began her career in New York by creating spot illustrations. She created covers, illustrations and cartoons for Esquire, Life and Collier's. In February 1925, Harold Ross launched The New Yorker as a humorous Manhattan-centric magazine. Shermund was one of the first women cartoonists to work for The New Yorker after its launch. Over 600 of her cartoons were published in The New Yorker. She contributed nine cover illustrations for the magazine.

San Francisco's Wave Organ

News: Newly Discovered Vintage (1960s & 70s) Photographs of Happenings in San Francisco by an Unknown Photographer (TV's CBS Saturday Morning)

Civic Center Plaza - Now Offering Outdoor Games - Courtesy of San Francisco Rec & Park

PBS Series - Moving San Francisco - Episode 1 - stories connect the city’s transit past to future challenges

Golden Gate Bridge & Northern Lights - Pic 1 of 2 - by Hugh Lagneste

Golden Gate Bridge & Northern Lights - Pic 2 of 2 - by Hugh Lagneste