Controversial S.F. Whole Foods to open in 2025, site owner says
What do y'all think? Personally wouldn't mind, as I go to that area all the time for Target since it's on the 38 route.
What do y'all think? Personally wouldn't mind, as I go to that area all the time for Target since it's on the 38 route.
Anyone else been here? Sucks that they're closing, especially since it's due to rent.
The new Van Ness bus lane that the 49 uses is super nice. I personally use both the 49 and 22.
Gotta say, other than the headline and main message, there's some shitty parts of this article:
But we will yuck on your yum, Muni fans, because the reason for these bus lines’ touted rebounds may be a depressing flip side. As the Chronicle points out, “Neither route serves San Francisco’s downtown core.” So these anomalies do not indicate any kind of broader ridership recovery across the Muni system.
In case you weren't reminded that San Francisco is in a "doom loop," SFist is here to remind you and hopefully scare you into clicking on more of their links.
$1m TC btw.
I'm 16 years old, been practicing leetcode since I was a fetus. Two days ago, I landed a job at a FAANG for $1m TC. Is $1m TC considered good for my skill level? Or should I look for a higher paying job that pays more than $1m TC?
I'm getting $1m TC, in case you forgot.
Not sure if anyone else was following this, but looks like there finally moving ahead with the Castro Theatre.
A lot of conditions. Kind of a reflection of local politics today IMO.
I saw this on the SF subreddit (lol, I know). Seemed pretty cool. At $5 an hour, $25 for a whole day, it's a bit expensive compared to WeWork, but might be cool to drop by for a day or two.