It’s a shrewd move to release Conclave, a slick drama about the election of a pope, less than two weeks before the most contentious U.S. election in recent memory. Edward Berger’s tightly wound follow ...

Celebrate local farms and community while feasting on unlimited food and drink from the Bay Area’s beloved chefs and bartenders, all made with peak-summer produce from the Ferry Plaza Farmers’ Market ...

When CNN announced that former Bay Area reporter Sara Sidner would be coming to delve into San Francisco’s lethal cocktail of fentanyl and homelessness, I knew what to expect. For the May 2023 special ...

The San Francisco real estate market experienced a mix of highs and lows throughout 2024, with moments of progress and setbacks. National and local elections rattled the fall, fueling uncertainty ...

Artificial intelligence has changed how we connect, offering unique forms of digital companionship. Recently, AI girlfriend (virtual girlfriend) platforms have become increasingly popular, providing ...

Editor’s note — These endorsements are the views of Susan Dyer Reynolds, not necessarily the views of the Marina Times. In March of 2002, San Franciscans voted to pass ranked choice voting (RCV) as an ...

Seeing students hunched over their laptops at the coffee shop is so familiar it’s basically a cliché. To someone on the outside, the scene looks exactly like it did ten or twenty years ago. But the ...

For years I have doggedly sorted my recycling with focused determination (with a world in such disarray, this is one thing I can control, right?) My scads of rubber bands, paper clips, and ...

When I wrote my April 2019 Reynolds Rap column suggesting Mayor London Breed should fire Department of Public Works director Mohammed Nuru after decades of corruption and incompetence, I heard from ...

On Dec. 17, 2014, the late Mayor Ed Lee and Lennar Urban broke ground on Pacific Pointe at the Shipyard, 60 permanently affordable family homes in Bayview-Hunters Point shipyard. “I am excited to see ...

Led by a live host, Sing-Along-A Sound of Music brings the classic Julie Andrews film musical to the big screen in glorious technicolor, complete with subtitles so the audience can sing along.

In Hwang’s striking and understated debut, a Korean-American woman becomes a mail carrier in San Francisco, hoping the work’s solitary nature will help her deal with her grief. Miriam, 33, has been ...