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Members-only pet care market heats up
A new vet clinic, Dr. Treat, opens Friday in San Francisco's Marina district.
Why it matters: An onslaught of COVID-era pet purchases unfolded as veterinary clinics faced labor shortages due to pandemic disruption.
Summer tourism shows promise for San Francisco
Walking around Alamo Square Park in recent weeks and observing the endless selfies taken in front of the Painted Ladies, one can't help but wonder — is tourism on the rebound in San Francisco?
What's happening: Early indicators for this summer are promising.
California is No. 1 for EV adoption
California leads the U.S. in adoption of electric vehicles, with the state accounting for 39% of all EVs registered nationwide.
Yes, but: EVs represent less than 2% of all vehicles on the road in California.
Outer Richmond's sober cafe returns after brief break
After a quick closure in June, sober social lounge Ocean Beach Cafe is back serving exclusively non-alcoholic drinks in the outer Richmond.
Why it matters: Sobriety is trendy, with some people attributing their alcohol-free lifestyles to less time spent out and about, and others to focusing on their health.
3 scrumptious spots to get toast in San Francisco
There are plenty of places to snag a slice of toast in San Francisco, but which stands out for its delectable bites?
- Here are three top spots to get your fix:
An office lunch comeback for San Francisco
Front CEO Mathilde Collin recently tweeted a photo of a rare scene in San Francisco these days — tables full of tech workers eating lunch together in an office.
What’s happening: The customer service startup welcomed employees back into its Mid Market headquarters in late June. Moving forward, "Fronteers" — the nickname employees call themselves — will work in-person on Tuesdays and Thursdays, unless they receive an exemption.
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