SF News Vallejo Cop Who Helped Botch 'Gone Girl' Case Gets Named Officer Of The Year You know things can't be that awesome in the Vallejo Police Department when an officer who was responsible for the most high-profile screwup the department has seen in years gets a special commendation.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Eat This: Fried Rice And Salt-Baked Trout At Mister Jiu's You wouldn't expect, probably, that one of the standout dishes on an already great menu at Brandon Jew's new Chinatown restaurant would be his take on fried rice. But the simple, homestyle dish
Arts & Entertainment Watch A Kite-Surfer Get Way Too Close To A Humpback Whale And Then Wipe Out The above video from ABC 7's chopper shows some more great glimpses of humpback whales inside the Golden Gate how many there are, or if these are just the same gang people have
SF News Idiot Climbs Lotta's Fountain On Market, Gets Naked, Gets Help Down From Fire Department It is Friday the 13th. A man climbed atop this monument at Kearny and Market streets and took off his clothes pic.twitter.com/B1iBUYibQc— Jonah Owen Lamb (@jonahowenlamb) May 13, 2016 A
SF News Bryan Stow, Disabled Victim Of Giants-Dodgers Fan Rivalry, Finds New Calling At the opening of baseball season in 2011, Santa Cruz native Bryan Stow was in Los Angeles at Dodgers Stadium with friends watching his home team, the San Francisco Giants, square off against
SF News Layoffs At Tech Companies Double What They Were Last Year At This Time Can we all admit, finally, that the tech bubble has indeed burst, or at least floated off and disappeared somehow as bubbles do? It may be less of a pop-up than just a
Arts & Entertainment After-School Program That Did Anti-Tech Musical Now Takes On The Environment In <i>This American Hive</i> Fans of This American Life and loyal readers of SFist will remember CASA (Children's After-School Arts), the local after-school program that was featured because of a provocative musical they created and staged in
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Best Outdoor Bars: East & North Bay Edition Just a couple weeks ago we brought you an updated list of the best outdoor and patio bars in San Francisco, and now it's time to give some similar attention to al fresco
SF News Multiple Humpback Whale Sightings In Bay Are Fun, But Actually Cause For Concern Spotted some gray whales while I was on the GG Bridge! First time I brought my camera too, super lucky. 🐋 pic.twitter.com/ePIMn5DsOy— Chris Gallello (@cgallello) May 11, 2016 As SFist noted
SF News Stoned Driving Has Actually Killed A Lot Of People In Washington State A lot of people will try to tell you that they can always drive stoned and marijuana makes you a better driver rather than a worse driver, like alcohol, but that actually doesn't
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink New Mediterranean Spot Tawla Coming To Lower Valencia A delicious looking new Eastern Mediterranean spot think more Turkish and Lebanese than Greek or Italian is set to debut in the next couple of weeks from former Delfina chef Joseph Magidow, and
SF News Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood Shooter Robert Dear Found Unfit For Trial Not shockingly, the man accused in the killing of three innocent people last November in Colorado Springs, as he attempted to storm a Planned Parenthood location there and be a "warrior for the
SF News Etiquette Week: Do You Have To Line Up For BART Doors? It's Etiquette Week at SFist, in which SFist's editors dole out some prescriptive advice for how to behave in this city we all share in order not to overly annoy, offend, or otherwise
Arts & Entertainment Video: Riley Curry Is Watching You As Dad Gets MVP Trophy Don't mess with Riley Curry. https://t.co/0NuhU1WVdi— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) May 10, 2016 Of course, basketball legend-in-the-making Steph Curry had to be upstaged by his adorable daughter Riley on Tuesday as
Arts & Entertainment Immersive Theater Piece <i>The Speakeasy</i> Returns This Summer In Permanent North Beach Home Boxcar Theatre's hit immersive theater experience from 2014, The Speakeasy (see SFist's review here) is being revived this August in a new space in North Beach/Chinatown and like its first incarnation, the
SF News City Clears 100-Person Homeless Encampment On Cesar Chavez Homeless camp swept from #SF's Cesar Chavez St. https://t.co/7NcILnIAMU pic.twitter.com/7sSq6x3zZd— SFChronicle (@sfchronicle) May 11, 2016 A large and "complex" tent city centered around the 101 freeway overpass
SF News [Update] Part Of Mission Street Closed Downtown By Large Sinkhole Giant sinkhole swallows part of San Francisco street https://t.co/QETXgYqZq1 pic.twitter.com/folEQCSUsU— ABC30 Fresno (@ABC30) May 11, 2016 A pretty significant, SUV-sized sinkhole opened up beneath an Uber SUV
SF News Day Around The Bay: AAA Says Marijuana DUI Tests Are Bunk Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. A study commissioned by AAA's safety foundation has found
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Etiquette Week: How To Split A Check It's Etiquette Week at SFist, in which SFist's editors dole out some prescriptive advice for how to behave in this city we all share in order not to overly annoy, offend, or otherwise
SF News Big Rig Topples Tree Onto Tent On Folsom, Injuring Two Homeless Men A white big-rig truck struck a tree early Tuesday morning and toppled it onto a tent where two homeless men were sleeping, on Folsom Street in the Mission District. The truck then fled
SF News Facebook Denies Allegations About Cherrypicking News As Senate Opens Inquiry The scandalous tale about Facebook's news "curators" and allegations that the Trending Topics section took on some anti-conservative bias at the hands of those curators has blown up Tuesday with CEO Mark Zuckerberg
SF News Horrifying Embarcadero Crash Involved Luxe Valet Driver Remember this awful collision at Embarcadero and Bryant last month involving that BMW that had to be pried open with the jaws of life? As CNet is reporting, the other vehicle, the Jeep
SF News [Update] St. Luke's Hospital Entrance Briefly Shut Down By Bomb-Like Device The area of Cesar Chavez Street around Valencia Street and San Jose Avenue, in the vicinity of St. Luke's Hospital, has been shut down by the SFPD as they investigate a suspicious device.
SF News Openly Gay Venture Capitalist Peter Thiel Comes Out As Trump Supporter Local smartest-man-in-the-room VC Peter Thiel has apparently applied his contrarian tendencies to this election year as we learn today that he's signed on to be a delegate for Donald Trump. Like some of
SF News Uber And Lyft Pull Out Of Austin (Perhaps Hoping Public Outcry Will Ensue) Having lost a significant ballot vote on Saturday in the city of Austin, ride-share companies Uber and Lyft both announced they were pulling out of the city completely, and as BuzzFeed reports, both