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Bozeman has great restaurants and seems to be getting more everyday. However, our love of garlic has not yet prompted the creation of something like The Stinking Rose in San Francisco.

The Wolfe family is from the San Francisco Bay Area. I grew up in a place that offers up one of the most delicious oceanic culinary treats: The Dungeness Crab. It's perhaps my favorite thing on the planet, besides Cheez-It's and Budweiser.

After the tragic crash landing of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 at San Francisco's International airport that left 2 people dead and over 160 injured, it remained on the runway for many days. It was removed on the night of July 11th into the morning of July 12th.

Being in San Francisco for the Chinese New Year Parade is cool, but when the parade route goes in front of your hotel...things get cooler and LOUDER.

Need a getaway and feeling spontaneous? Come to the Bozeman airport on Friday, April 27th, between 4:00 PM and 4:45 PM with your bags packed and ready to go, and Allegiant may send you off to the San Francisco Bay area!

Restaurant workers in San Francisco are trying to change the equation on tipping.

Scott Weaver has spent the last 35 years building a highly-detailed tower replica of San Francisco using only toothpicks. And it that wasn’t impressive (or insane) enough, his tower allows ping pong balls to take a half-dozen differently routed tours throughout San Francisco’s neighborhoods and famous landmarks. In the video below, Walker walks you through all of his painstaking creation’s twists.

Now that Paypal has reached 100 million active accounts, a company executive predicts physical wallets will soon be mothballed. “We believe that by 2015 digital currency will be accepted everywhere in the US -– from your local corner store to Walmart. We will no longer need to carry a wallet,” Paypal President Scott Thompson said in a blog post.

A proposal to ban all pets sales in San Francisco is being considered by the city’s Board of Supervisors. According to those who have proposed the ban, the rational behind it is twofold. It would encourage San Franciscans to adopt animals from shelters and rescue organization, and it would put an end to what animal rights activists claim are inhumane conditions in puppy mills and kitten factories