Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: B&W Union Square black-and-white starkness, shot by Demetrios Lyras.
SF News California Governor Signs Nation's First $10 State Minimum Wage Into Law Governor Jerry Brown signed a new measure into law on Wednesday, one that makes California the first state to raise its minimum wage to the $10 mark. Noted as the first minimum-wage hike
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Craft Cocktail Bar To Replace Red Devil Lounge The evolution of Polk Street continues as Red Devil Lounge plans to close by year's end. One of the last remaining live music venues left on Polk Street, a member of the Tipsy
SF News Oakland Sideshow Shooting Caught On Video; Suspects Sought Here's a video of an illegal sideshow that ended with a shooting on Seventh Street in Oakland Saturday morning. "Police said that about 4:15 a.m. a Mazda and a Camaro involved
SF News Fan Violence Big Problem At Candlestick Park As SFist's 49ers reporter Daisy Barringer can attest, violence at Candlestick Park is an increasingly dangerous problem. In addition to Barringer's assault, which you can read all about here, a 40-year-old Niners fan
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink '90s Online Delivery Staple Kozmo.com Coming Back? When your editor had to live in the Mission, back during the first dot-com boom, we used Kozmo.com for cigarettes, condoms, DVDs, and pints of Chubby Hubby. Boy, have things changed. We
Arts & Entertainment The Dodgers Peed In The Diamondbacks' Pool Because The Dodgers Are Gross Noted as one of the most spiritually damaged teams in MLB history, the Los Angeles Dodgers furthered their reputation by (allegedly, but probably) pissing in the Diamondbacks' pool after clinching the NL West
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Jonathan Borofsky's 'Human Structures' "Human Structures" by Jonathan Borofsky at 555 Mission, shot by Darwin Bell.
SF News Reason #758392 To Never Leave The City Suburban teens. They're deplorable. For example... #Pleasanton PD will hold news conference at 9:30a.m. to update man beaten into coma after he asked teens to quiet down in front of his
SF News Teen Shot, Killed In Ingleside Shortly after getting off an M Ocean View line at the corner of Randolph and Bright streets, an unidentified 19-year-old man was shot and killed. The shooting happened at around 10 p.m.
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Rooftop Fete Rooftop dwellers catch the scene at this past weekend's Polk Street Blues Festival. Photo by Erik Wilson.
SF News Young Man Shot In SoMa Near Convention Center Over at Bonifacio and Mabini on Sunday, a couple of blocks away from the Oracle OpenWorld convention now in progress, a young man was shot during a violent robbery. "The 26-year-old victim was
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Photo: Baby Drinks Bad Beer On Live TV Soaring rent prices, our Daisy getting assaulted at Candlestick, Jeff Daniels' Emmy for the exceptionally awful The Newsroom ... it's been a tough day to swallow. We know. But on the lighter side of
Arts & Entertainment Daisy Does The Niners: Assaulted Twice At Candlestick Park (By Daisy Barringer) Yesterday at this time, I said to my friend, “Game Day is the best day. Seriously. What other day is this much fun?” And she agreed. Because on Game Day,
Arts & Entertainment Once Again, The A's Are AL West Champions! During the third inning at the Coliseum on Sunday, the A's found out that they were the American League West champions, their first another back-to-back title win, and then poured booze all over
SF News Oracle Sued By Strip Club For Refusal To Pay For 'Services' As Larry Ellison takes over the waterfront and OracleWorld descends upon San Francisco, one local house of modern burlesque filed a lawsuit against the megacompany after one of its employees allegedly used an
SF News Caltrain Busts Gas Line In San Bruno A little after 9 p.m. Sunday night, a Caltrain crew broke a gas line while working on a $155 million project in San Bruno (yes, San Bruno). Service temporarily halted in both
Arts & Entertainment Niners Preview: SF vs. Indianapolis (By Daisy Barringer) This week was kind of brutal. The Seattle fans were out in full-gloating force, desperately trying to stoke the flames of the rivalry. It didn't help that two 49ers fans
SF News Potrero Hill Shooting Leaves One Dead, Melee Follows A double shooting in the Potrero Hill neighborhood on Thursday night left one man dead and a woman injured. The incident happened a little before 8 PM near 23rd and Arkansas streets. "Officers
misc Gold iPhone 5S Already Sold Out In SF Well, that was quick. New gold and white iPhone 5S models sold out at the Union Square Apple Store within a matter of minutes. The line for the Stockton Street store started forming
SF News Day Around The Bay: Lack Of Women Big Deal Live in this alley for $1.5 million? We sure would. [Curbed] Supes hear of frustration with SF Pride officials. [BAR] Women-in-tech problem hits local glossy mag. [Alison Dame-Boyle, SF Magazine] Kiwis miss
SF News Cyclist Runs Breed Off Twitter Road Once billed as the Amanda Bynes of S.F. Supervisors, District 5 Supervisor London Breed left Twitter today after battling it out with cycling-rights advocates online. And we're downright crestfallen. The entire brouhaha
SF News As S.F. Pride Turns: New Board Actually Elected (By Patrick Connors) In the last episode of As SF Pride Turns... Three days ago—Sunday, September 15—San Francisco Pride held its annual meeting at the W Hotel. This is the meeting
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Did You See Last Night's Moon? Well, Gerard Livernois did. He snapped this shot of it this morning, in fact. Beauty, isn't it?
SF News Stabbing Suspect Flees On Bicycle Over near Polk and Pine on Tuesday night, the fuzz claim that a fight broke out at a nearby cafe, escalating into a stabbing. Ouch. "The victim and suspect met at a nearby
