Muni Responds To Patrons Who Are Either Hot or Not

Brock Keeling — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 15:09:55 GMT

What with today's controversy surroundings James -- SFist's new photo editor, we should note (surprise!) -- and the brouhaha surrounding his NBC 11 appearance, we asked the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency for a comment on the pressing situation at hand. Fearing a second plane would crash into the Muni Hot-or-Not item, we braced ourselves for what was to come next.

Turns out they love it. And who wouldn't? It's awesome. When asked about Hot/Not, Kristen Holland, SFMTA spokesperson, offered SFist a green pimping statement:

We think all our Muni customers, and anyone who rides transit, is made hot by using a green sustainable form of transportation.

Aw.

SF Zoo's Official Statement Released

Brock Keeling — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 11:00:05 GMT

(Why, yes, we do plan on running this into the ground. Thank you for asking.)

SF Zoo just released an official statement about yesterday's attack, expressing their "deepest sympathy to the family and friends of the victim killed in the December 25, 2007." They also mention that it "is anticipated that the Zoo will reopen tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. For information please visit www.sfzoo.org."

While this fatal and accidental meeting of man and beast is devastating, we can only hope -- guiltily, of course -- that yesterday's tiger attack results in an appearance by four-on-the-floor Neda Ruiz on behalf of Tatiana. Really, no fatal mauling story would be complete without her.

Anyway, check out the SF Zoo's full statement after the jump.

Update: The SF zoo will remain closed tomorrow, December 27.

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Muni Responds To Patrons Who Are Either Hot or Not

SF Zoo's Official Statement Released