
Flashback Friday: Herb Caen’s Take on “Frisco” (But Never, Ever ‘San Fran’)
Caen famously granted “permission” for folks to call it Frisco—but don’t get it twisted. “San Fran” was an absolute no-go in his book. He once wrote, “I’m sorry, but you can’t call it San Fran. You just can’t.” His love-hate relationship with Frisco went from outright disapproval to begrudging acceptance, as long as it was used with a little reverence and understanding of the city’s rich history.

SELLING STORIES: Why People Sell Their Homes - The Good, The Bad, and The Oh-So-Real
Let’s be real: selling a home isn’t just about dollar signs and square footage. It’s about life—messy, unpredictable, joyous, and sometimes heartbreaking life. From big wins to heavy losses, people sell their homes for all sorts of reasons. Here’s a rundown of the most common motivations, stripped of all the fluff: