SF News Day Around The Bay: Shotwell Neighbors Livid Over Serial Pooper * According to a fairly crazy article over the weekend in the [New York Times] "a backlash is growing against the women in tech movement" as "feminists in Silicon Valley had
Arts & Entertainment In Which I Gush And Process The Wonder Of 'A 24-Decade History Of Popular Music' A show that takes 24 hours to perform is by its very conception an act of love and sacrifice though the cynics who refuse to see it may write it off as indulgent.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Harassed Berkeley Hot Dog Vendor Juan Macias Says He'll Use Crowdfunded Donations To Launch Food Truck An unpermitted hot dog vendor who was videotaped outside a UC Berkeley football game having his meager earnings confiscated by a campus cop was presented with a hefty $87,000 windfall over the
SF News New Heatwave Hits SF Wednesday And Thursday Brace yourselves, everybody. San Francisco is supposed to hit an Indian Summer high of 88 degrees Wednesday but as we learned during our Labor Day Weekend heatwave, that forecast could be wildly underestimated.
Arts & Entertainment Sad: Another Bookstore Nears Death As Aardvark Books' Building Goes Up For Sale Well loved Church Street new and used bookstore, Aardvark Books, will be calling it quits after 39 years at some point in the near future as the landlord is selling the building for
SF News Is Trump's 'Declaration Of War' Tweet About North Korea Grounds For Getting His Twitter Account Suspended? Now that a North Korean diplomat has said that one of President Trump's tweets about the country and its leader is equivalent to a "declaration of war," can Twitter
Arts & Entertainment [NSFW] Photos: Fetishy Fashions From The 2017 Folsom Street Fair Folsom Street Fair revelers were greeted with a warm and sunny day Sunday all the better for showing more skin and trotting out their leather and fetish finery in the daylight. What began
SF News Milo Yiannopoulos Spent 15 Minutes At UC Berkeley, Cost Them $800,000 "When I get on my knees, it's not to disrespect the flag," Milo Yiannopolous told @UCBerkeley crowd https://t.co/08JMtfByjo @Berkeleyside — Carla Marinucci (@cmarinucci) September 25, 2017 Milo
SF News Rookie A's Catcher Bruce Maxwell Becomes First MLB Player To Take A Knee For National Anthem From the @sfchronicle’s Santiago Mejia, here is A’s rookie Bruce Maxwell becoming the first MLB player to take a knee for the anthem: pic.twitter.com/q8QVY9hW15 — Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) September
Arts & Entertainment President Trump Picks Twitter Fight With Steph Curry, LeBron Calls Trump A 'Bum' Continuing in his predictable fashion of not being able to stay quiet in the face of a slight, President Trump tweeted his displeasure about Steph Curry's public comments regarding his vote
SF News Berkeley Patriot Backs Out Of Free Speech Week, Milo Insists He's Still Coming Sunday Though it seemed yesterday that Milo Yiannopoulos was almost certainly planning to pull out of his imagined three-ring circus of alt-right speech-making called Free Speech Week, he continues to insist
SF News $900K In Jewelry Stolen From Car At Ocean Beach, SFPD Seeks Help Finding Suspects Someone left some very valuable jewels in a duffel bag in the back of a Cadillac Escalade near Ocean Beach last month, and after that vehicle was broken into and the jewels were
SF News Eviction Of 1,800 Residents On Treasure Island Sounds Like A Real Mess It's getting closer to the time when Treasure Island is going to be largely demolished to make way for a massive redevelopment project that has been in the works for over
SF News Photos Surface Of Accused Kate Steinle Killer Two Months Before Shooting A rare look into who this man is: Photos give clues to Kate Steinle murder defendant’s life on SF streets #steinle https://t.co/rNV25rLCuo — Kevin Fagan (@KevinChron) September 22, 2017 Jose
Arts & Entertainment Steph Curry Says He's Voting Against White House Visit For The Warriors Steph Curry on #TheJump just now, says he'll vote "no" on the Warriors going to the White House, wants the team not going to be a statement. pic.twitter.
Arts & Entertainment Video: It's Tarantula Mating Season Again On Mt. Diablo! Ever since the drought began, mating season for the tarantulas native to Mount Diablo in the East Bay has been getting earlier and earlier, and this time of year means that mature male
SF News 'Free Speech Week' Likely Cancelled, Milo To Give Theatrical Press Conference Blaming Berkeley As we've pretty much assumed all along, the grand gesture that has been Milo Yiannopoulos's Free Speech Week appears to be little more than a gesture intended to incite
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Ayesha Curry To Host American Spinoff Of 'Great British Bake Off' Television's equivalent of Xanax, BBC's The Great British Bake Off, got an American version last year called The Great American Baking Show, but it didn't get off
SF News Day Around The Bay: Ayesha Curry Is The New Face Of Cover Girl * What happens to the Transbay Tube during a big earthquake? [KQED] * Attention dancers: Beyoncé's dance captain is coming to San Francisco to teach two master classes. [Rockyt Style] * Steph Curry'
SF News March And Rally Planned Friday To Demand Justice For Bubbles After queer nightlife personality and local artist Bubbles was fatally shot two weeks ago near his home in the Tenderloin, the SFPD said they had both surveillance footage of the incident, or its
Arts & Entertainment House Sadness: Inside A $1.4 Million Tear-Down In SF Way down at the southwestern corner of the city, just a hop from Daly City BART, sits this prize: 89 Belle Avenue. As Curbed explains, the three-unit property was gutted by a
Arts & Entertainment Broadway Touring Actor Pens Goodbye Letter To SF About How Awful The Tenderloin Is Rob McClure, the very funny Broadway performer who is playing the lead in the touring production of Something Rotten!, which recently completed its brief run at SHN's Orpheum Theater (see my
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 16 Best Ice Cream Shops In San Francisco Though people may line up for Bi-Rite Creamery even in the frigid depths of a foggy July night I'll never understand it! SF's Indian Summer, and maybe a
SF News NorCal Police Chief Abruptly Retires After Offensive Facebook Posts Come To Light A recently hired police chief in the town of Seaside, in Monterey County, has fallen victim to what's becoming a strangely common pitfall of public figures with insufficient social media skills
SF News San Francisco Will Cover DACA Renewal Fees Ahead Of October Deadline The SF Mayor's Office of Civic Engagement and Immigrant Affairs is offering to cover the cost of renewal application fees for all Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients in the