Every day James Aguilar’s alarm blares at 6:30 a.m. A couple of snoozes later, he usually makes his way out of bed. He dresses warmly...
Andy Macica caught his first picture of a supernova by accident. He shot Messier 51, what he refers to as either M51 or “the Whirlpool...
Throughout San Francisco, there are partitioned benches, slanted seating, incongruous planters and spiked ledges. To those with a bed...
Long nails lightly tap against a microphone, the sound of cards shuffling as fingers slowly graze each card in the deck. These are...
It’s 3:35 in the afternoon, and the smell of sweet bread and salsa combines as patrons of the Guatemalan panaderia, Eterna Primavera,...
As dust-like dirt lines the midsole of broken-in athletic shoes and the sun beams down across the vibrant green foliage, sweat begins...
On a narrow street in Oakland, tensions are simmering. In what was once considered a quiet neighborhood, residents are awoken...
It was little things, at first. Little things, said former resident assistant Tori Bell, that were part of a much bigger problem...
When Gordon Nipper had his first exposure to sex education, he was in the fifth grade. Even at the time, he didn’t feel that what...
Jaime Hiraishi stands behind the bar at Wine Down SF and peers out at customers toasting and enjoying a glass of wine during happy...
In less than a month, Heidi Herrman will reunite with the ocean tides along the Sonoma coast, waiting patiently for the receding water of early...
Under a big white pop-up tent with string lights hung up inside and lively rock music playing in the background are foldable tables...
The last time Reverend Victor Floyd saw his friend Charles Davis, he was smiling. Davis had spent much of the last 45...
Even before the pandemic began, the world was experiencing a nursing shortage due to the ever-growing aging population. This shortage was made...