Meet the Pseutro, S.F.'s own blooming version of The Onion

San Francisco, CALocal News

“The Pseutro” is a satirical Instagram account that has quickly gained traction in San Francisco, amassing 361 followers within five days of its November 15, 2026 launch. The anonymous creator, who prefers to go by Pseutro, aims to make local politics more engaging and alleviate news fatigue through humor. Posts include playful takes on Mayor Daniel Lurie’s administration, such as the resignation of Beya Alcaraz from her D4 position. Pseutro recalls a history of creating similar content during college, noting the positive response to his fake headlines. Recent posts also reference city scandals and public figures, highlighting the ongoing challenges in San Francisco's political environment.

Pseutro believes that satire can provide a fresh perspective on issues, helping people see underlying truths. The account encourages readers to submit news tips, fostering community engagement. Pseutro's humorous approach resonates with many San Franciscans, who appreciate the opportunity to laugh while reflecting on serious local matters.

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