Despite the construction boom our housing gap is nowhere near being fulled, and Oculus Rift comes with some shady terms of service.
Monday, April 4, 2016
Monday, April 4, 2016
An Activist In Cairo, An Exile In San Francisco
Ahmed Salah, activist and memoirist, on a strange transition.
Feds Tell Local Police They're Happy To Help Unlock iPhones
"We are in this together," the FBI wrote to local law enforcement.
It's A Bird! It's A Plane! It's Tony Hawk On A SoMa Half-Pipe!
He also scoped out the perhaps pee-soaked local skate park to which he donated in 2011.
Look For Those Giant Inflatable Rabbits At Civic Center Starting Today
The public art installation will run through April 24.
Views Of Twin Peaks, Diamond Heights, Cole Valley, And More Of San Francisco Circa 1955
Today I continue reaching into the trove of color photographs taken by hobbyist Charles W. Cushman during trips to San Francisco between the 1930's and the 1970's.
San Francisco And Beyond: Evictions Seen As National Crisis
A new book points to a climate of eviction across the country.
Hunter Pence's Scooter Stolen For Second Time In Two Years, This Time From Make-A-Wish Foundation
Giants outfielder Hunter Pence has been known to ride a motorized scooter between AT&T Park and his home SoMa home, and it was stolen once before in 2014.
This Is What's Happened Inside The Former Lexington Club, Now Known As Wildhawk
It's your new go-to spot for pintxos and crudos.
Stanislav Petrov's Girlfriend, Reported Missing Friday, Turns Up Safe
She was reported missing Friday but may not actually have been missing. Meanwhil, Petrov is appearing in federal court today on unknown charges.
The Food Network Is Letting Yelpers Have A TV Show
It'll be kind of like Yelp itself, only way worse, and on TV.
Armory Music Venue Plan Threatened As Neighbors Revolt
Kink.com wants to run a 4,000 person capacity venue in its drill court, seven nights a week, in the heart of the Mission.
The DC Metro, At Almost The Same Age As BART, Is Also Having Major Problems At Middle Age
The Bay Area is not alone in having a mass transit system built in the mid-1970's that is showing some major signs of age.
Good Samaritan Thwarts Market Street Phone Snatching
The victim chased the thief up Market until a bystander intervened.
Banned From Numerous SF Streets, Homeless Czar Now Wants RV Park For Homeless Vehicle-Dwellers
Four years after SF started banning overnight parking for homeless vehicle-dwellers, homelessness czar now wants to create a park for them.
The Tech IPO Market Has Officially Frozen Over
Not a single tech company went public in Q1 for the first time in seven years.
Two SF Chefs, Ravi Kapur And David Barzelay, Named Food & Wine Best New Chefs
The prestigious honor goes to two SF chefs for the first time possibly ever.
Bay Area Temperatures To Hit 'Low 90s' This Week
I advise you to start planting "I think I'm coming down with something" seeds at work today and tomorrow.
Monday Morning Roundup: It's Opening Day!
BART's struggle drags on, missing man found, Time wants Yahoo.
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Car Collides With Fire Hydrant, Creates Seven-Story Geyser At Polk And Hayes
The corner of Polk and Hayes got a nice bath on Saturday afternoon after a car jumped the curb and hit a fire hydrant.
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