SF Restaurants, Food & Drink 2012 SF Street Food Festival Announced: August 18th La Cocina's 2012 San Francisco Street Food Festival will be held this summer on August 18th, from 11AM - 7PM in the Mission District. The annual event raises cash for the non-profit's incubator
Arts & Entertainment Photo Call: Show Us The Bay Area's Best Holiday Lights Display This time of year, landmarks and destinations alike are dressed in their most festive attire, such as the Christmas trees you'll find at both Union Square and Ghirardelli. But the best displays are
Arts & Entertainment John King's 'Cityscapes,' A Guide To San Francisco Architecture If you think you fully appreciate San Francisco architecture, then I invite you take a second look through the eyes of author John King, and his book Cityscapes. He dissects our fair city
Arts & Entertainment Drinks and Debauchery From San Francisco Cocktail Week Photo: East Bay Showdown: Brian Smeets of Gamma Nine Photography While I had the pleasure of attending San Francisco Cocktail Week, my bar crawl was cut short due to getting ill. And it
Arts & Entertainment SF Cocktail Week Opens Yesterday marked the beginning of San Francisco's Cocktail Week which will be in full swing until this coming Sunday. It's the week-long event's fifth year of celebrating everything cocktalian, from one-of-a-kind spirits to
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink SF Food Wars Makes War Tasty with Their Great Salsa Championchip For us, nothing is more Californian than Mexican food. So I was very excited to attend The Great Salsa Championchip hosted by SF Food Wars this last Sunday. The competition is a partnership
Arts & Entertainment S.F. Beer Week 2011: 10 Beer Goggle Worthy Events San Francisco's Beer Week--which started on Friday--runs until the 20th of this month. So if your Valentine's Day ends up being craptastic, there are still 200+ events that will not only drown your
SF News Free Wifi at San Francisco Airport Back in January, we reported how San Francisco International would eventually offer free wifi this year in lieu of the current $7.99 connection fee. Well, Christmas has come early. It's now available!
SF News Scientists to Map California Coastline Using Laser Beams Move over Google Maps. Beginning next month, a team of scientists is set to map 1,200 miles of California coastline using lasers, computer software and airplanes. It will be the most detailed
misc South Bay Movie Theater Unveils Motion Seats Debuting alongside the movie Inception, Camera 7 in Campbell is the latest Bay Area theater to unveil motion seats for its moviegoers. The seats--called D-Box Motion Code--have built-in motors which tilt and vibrate
SF News Market Street Railroad Marks 150th Anniversary While most of America spent yesterday BBQ-ing, blowing stuff up and avoiding DUI checkpoints all in the name of freedom, our very own Market Street Railway silently celebrated its 150th anniversary. That's 84
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink McDonald's Happy Meals Banned in Santa Clara County Happy Meals are about to get a lot less happy. That is, unless the fast food chains that peddle them can change their ways. For the toys and other promotional items that accompany
SF News San Francisco Airport To Offer Free Wifi Travelers at San Francisco International Airport could soon benefit from free wifi access across all airport terminals. Currently those trying to get online need to pay $7.99. But a partnership between SFO
SF News Tesla's New Palo Alto Plant Will Create 1,600 Bay Area Jobs The federal funding of $465 million which Tesla Motors scored in June of last year is now officially official. The first $100 million is dedicated to building Tesla's powertrain while the remainder will
SF News California Wineries Get New Standards in Sustainability by Jerry James Stone Figuring out if your California wine is 'green' or not isn't a simple task. Distinguishing between red and white is easier. You almost need to be a wine maker
misc San Francisco's 1906 Earthquake, Now In Color by Jerry James Stone When you think of photos from the early 1900's, you probably don't picture them in color. They're probably more akin to Leave it to Beaver. But, in fact, color
SF News Good News: Alcohol Content in California Wines on the Rise by Jerry James Stone Here in California, a "table wine" has an alcohol content below 13-percent. But those wines are becoming rare. Sorry, light-weights. One reason is that the higher-alcohol wines take less
SF News CoCo County Lures in Predatory Birds to Eat Exploding Squirrel Population by Jerry James Stone Contra Costa County has installed 20 man-made perches on land in Concord and Walnut Creek to attract hawks, falcons, and eagles. They hope the predatory birds will hunt down
SF News Oldest Survivor of San Francisco's 1906 Earthquake Dies at 107 by Jerry James Stone The oldest survivor of San Francisco's 1906 earthquake died on Monday at her home in El Dorado Hills. Jeanette Scola Trapani--who was 107--suffered from pneumonia and other complications related
SF News High Percentage of SF Cocaine Cut with Animal Deworming Medication by Jerry James Stone According to San Francisco General Hospital, 90-percent of all patients who've tested positive for cocaine use have also tested positive for the animal deworming drug levamisole. U.S. health
SF News SF Drivers Face 60% Vehicle Registration Increase, Congestion Tax by Jerry James Stone Being a car owner in SF is about to get a lot more annoying if increased registration fees are approved in November. One increases state vehicle license registration fees
SF News Google, Schwarzenegger Unveil Tool to Battle Climate Change by Jerry James Stone Internet search giant Google has unveiled a version of Google Earth that predicts both sea level changes and wild fire danger caused by global warming. One of the many
misc How to Keep Your Car Windows Safe In the Tenderloin Jerry James Stone snapped this image while frolicking in San Francisco's Historic Tenderloin District last night. This sign, it seems, is supposed to keep rapscallions from smashing the vehicle's windows. How very depressing.
