Derek Highsmith reports on the closure of San Francisco’s Energy 92.7.

On September tenth K-N-G-Y changed its name and format after it was sold.

The station’s staff were fired. Dubbed K-REV the new station is nearly identical to a station in Las Vegas also owned by Ed Stolz, the new owner.

Former employees speculate that for now the station is being operated outside the bay area.

Tiffany Shields explains how the housing market has taken an unexpected, but welcome turn.

While prices are down largely due to foreclosures, sales are up.

A bit of pain and pleasure… all for a good cause.

Traffic turned to gridlock in San Francisco’s South of Market District Sunday, September 28.

Thirteen City blocks were closed for the 26th annual Folsom Street Fair.

With nearly 250 vendors and two live stages, Folsom is the world’s largest leather-fetish event.

Proceeds raised benefit over a dozen charities.

Last year’s event collected over $340,000.

Over 400,000 people attend the fair each year.

Lindsey Adams reports AccessSF is in danger of closing.

Brian McCallen reports the bad economy is affecting the news industry.

Natalie Wayt reports Parkmerced is adding new shops to the neighborhood.

Susan Gager reports thousands of teachers are receiving pink slips in California and they’re launching a fight.

Jennifer Smith reports hundreds of San Franciscans planted trees along Sunset Boulevard in honor of Arbor Day. (Spring 2009)

James Kincaid reports on the opening of the 2009 Giants’ season from Fan Fest. (Spring 2009)

Will Davis reports on the future of Barry Bonds. (Spring 2009)

Lindsey Adams reports from the 2009 San Francisco Asian American International Film Festival. (Spring 2009)

Jane Flandez reports on cutbacks at the San Francisco Chronicle (Spring 2009)