SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Theorita, A Counter-Style Pie And Sandwich Shop, Headed To Divis Downstairs from Che Fico, the big and ambitious Italian spot headed to 838 Divisadero that we first learned about a year and a half ago, there will be a second, casual to-go
SF News Weather Report: Spring Is Here Put away your raincoats and umbrellas for now. The weather is expected to be sunny and swell all week long, and things are going to warm up in San Francisco to near 70
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Treasure Island To Get A New Restaurant Called Mersea The clues are few, but a new restaurant is getting under construction over on Treasure Island, marking what may end up being the island's only full-time, full-service restaurant. It&
SF News One Woman's Campaign To Landmark A Redwood Tree On Lombard Street Ends In Triumph Longtime San Francisco resident Meri Jaye, 96, has been squabbling with her neighbors over the fate of a 100-foot-tall redwood tree that she planted next her house along Lombard Street in
SF News Driving Apps Like Waze Are Making Traffic Worse, Says Expert You may feel empowered and clever when the Waze app on your phone directs you around some heavy traffic and onto a series of side streets, but perhaps you've noticed that
Arts & Entertainment NFL Approves Raiders' Proposed Move To Las Vegas NFL owners today voted 31 to 1 to allow the Oakland Raiders to move to Las Vegas, setting the stage to deprive Bay Area fans of a beloved football franchise that first began
SF News Weird Mobile Petting Zoo On School Bus Sparks Altercation In Sebastopol A very odd news item out of Sebastopol: A woman who thought that she could operate a mobile petting zoo in an old school bus, complete with two cows, a goat, and three
SF News Accused Haight Vintage Store Owner Cicely Hansen Brings News Cameras Into Her Store Cicely Hansen, the owner of Decades of Fashion in the Upper Haight, held a press conference in her store Friday and brought reporters into the back room where California Fish and Wildlife agents
SF News Latest 'Calexit' Gambit: Split California Between East And West #Calexit movement to split California into two states gets #Brexit leader @Nigel_Farage to help efforts. https://t.co/AgZAud6gH5 pic.twitter.com/8LsZ0fbYvN — AniRelic (@AniRelic) March 26, 2017 Entering the fray of
SF News Sacramento Coroner Releases Names Of Victims In Quadruple Homicide The victims in Thursday's quadruple homicide in Sacramento have now been positively identified as 45-year-old Angelique Vasquez, her 14-year-old daughter Mia Vasquez, 11-year-old son Alvin
SF News Suspect In Berkeley Homicide Prefers The Pronoun 'They,' Spurring Debate In early January, 22-year-old Pablo Gomez Jr., a senior at UC Berkeley, is suspected of brutally stabbing 27-year-old Emile Inman at the home she shared with several roommates on
SF News Uber Pulls Self-Driving Cars Off The Road After One Flips Over In Arizona Collision BREAKING: Self-driving Uber vehicle on it’s side after a collision in Tempe, AZ. Photos by @fresconews user Mark Beach pic.twitter.com/5NCF2KG0rW — Fresco News (@fresconews) March 25, 2017 Uber once
SF News Two-Year-Old Emails Prove That Ghost Ship Landlord Was Aware Of Electrical Issues The potential for a criminal case relating to the December 2 Ghost Ship fire in Oakland has just grown bigger as emails surface that show that the landlords knew of electrical problems at
SF News Armed, Barricaded Woman Shuts Down Two Blocks Of Tenderloin Saturday In the second case of an armed woman barricaded in an SRO in recent weeks and causing a neighborhood crisis, reports of shots fired and a woman barricaded in a room on the
SF News Day Around The Bay: 69 New Emojis Are On The Way * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * 69 new emojis are expected to released this June,
Arts & Entertainment 'Hamilton' Opens In San Francisco And Several Cast Members Stand Out As Its Stars Hamilton had its official opening night in San Francisco Thursday, marking the official-official kickoff of the smash hit musical's national tour following two weeks of previews here and a separate,
Arts & Entertainment ACT Artistic Director Carey Perloff To Retire After Next Season The artistic directors at the Bay Area's two biggest regional theaters, American Conservatory Theater and Berkeley Repertory Theater, both have one foot out the door, meaning we're on the
Arts & Entertainment Where To See All The Pretty Cherry Blossoms In San Francisco It's cherry blossom season here in Northern California, just as it is in Washington D.C. and elsewhere where the trees are plentiful. And because of San Francisco's long
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Eatsa Is Being Sued Because Blind People Can't Eat There Without Assistance Popular, two-year-old automat-style eatery Eatsa, where meals are ordered via smartphone or touchscreen kiosks, is now being served with a class-action lawsuit arguing that the ordering system and food
SF News Man Shot Near Franklin And Turk One individual was shot Friday morning near the intersection of Franklin and Turk Streets, a few blocks from Civic Center and not far from Hayes Valley. The incident happened around 8:30 a.
SF News 56-Year-Old Man Arrested In SF For Quadruple Homicide In Sacramento A quadruple homicide involving two children led to an arrest in San Francisco Thursday and is already making national headlines. Following up on a request for a welfare check from a relative early
Arts & Entertainment SF Says Farewell To Performer Veronica Klaus As She Decamps For Upstate New York Many in the local cabaret community are going to shed some tears as a longtime fixture in their world, Veronica Klaus, takes her leave of the city she loves to build her very
Arts & Entertainment #SubvertTheCity Anti-Ad Campaign Hits SF Bus Shelters If you see something that looks more like art, or like the hand-painted poster above, in a spot that would usually be home to home to an advertisement somewhere around the city,
Arts & Entertainment Video: Skaters Endangering Themselves And Others On The Many Hills Of SF This new video from Thrasher Magazine is all about the hills of San Francisco, and skateboarders who aren't afraid to brave them, even when it means potentially flying into traffic. Per
Arts & Entertainment July Fourth 'Pig Scramble' In Woodside Could Be Canceled Amid Calls Of Animal Cruelty Given the median income in Woodside these days, you'd be forgiven if you found it strange that the affluent Peninsula town still hosts a July Fourth rodeo that celebrates its Western
