Soleil Ho

In typical California fashion, Palo Alto remains locked in a cycle of studies, surveys, meetings and deliberations over infrastructure upgrades to save lives.

Take a trip to downtown SF and it’s impossible not to notice the sheer number of seemingly homeless people navigating the streets via wheelchair or walker.

In Italy, the bidet has been a fixture of homes since 1975, when the government updated its housing regulations from long-reigning standards dating back to 1896

The California governor’s capitulation to the right on a recent podcast appearance was desperate and embarrassing.

S.F. gave the “sure bet” Tyler Florence a try at Union Square. Maybe it’s time to invest in something cool for once.

I was always cynical about identity-based “history months.” So why am I so disturbed that they're being banned by the Trump administration?

Here’s what Anti Police-Terror Project executive director Cat Brooks has to say about accusations of union busting at her organization.

Insurance coverage issues and industry consolidation are working against the 2 million wheelchair users in the U.S.

The flood of images of devastation out of Los Angeles can be an overstimulation for many.

The next MAGA hat? Multiple clothing brands are profiting from anti-trans outrage.

The best restaurants serving Japanese food in the San Francisco Bay Area beyond sushi, as recommended by critic Soleil Ho.

The best restaurants in Palo Alto, including destinations like Ettan and Teleferic Barcelona as well as casual spots like Ramen Nagi and Zareen’s.

The best sushi restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area, as recommended by critic Soleil Ho.

I drove an hour outside of the Bay Area to save $1,500 on a veterinarian bill. Why is it so expensive?

The quaint seaside city of Point Arena is being systemically gobbled up by a series of limited liability companies. Who or what is behind the purchases? 

Why do we create anything ourselves, when a machine could do it faster? Watch this bizarre, fun movie to see why.

Our desire for cheap, convenient food that doesn’t give us cancer might not be reconcilable with economic and regulatory realities.

Turns out Democrats can’t win on vibes alone. They need to articulate an ambitiously different vision of how America can serve its people.

Do men own their wives’ votes? Threats to revoke women’s suffrage reveal the misogyny of the right.

Sonoma County voters will decide on Measure J, which would ban concentrated animal feeding operations in the agriculture-rich region.