SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Legendary Polk Gulch Bar Divas Nightclub to Close Management vows they’ll find another space, but Divas Nightclub’s decades-long run at Polk and Post Streets ends this month.
Arts & Entertainment ‘The OA: Part II,’ Set in San Francisco, Premiered Last Night in San Francisco SFist chatted away with “The OA” herself, Brit Marling, on the San Francisco-centric sequel season that premieres at Midnight tonight on Netflix.
SF News SF Man and ‘I Love New York’ Contestant Gets $13 Million Settlement After Being Framed for Murder Jamal Trulove, who briefly appeared on the VH1 reality series, is a free man after serving six years for a murder he didn’t commit.
SF News Three Different Shootings on East Bay Freeways Unrelated, CHP Says Road rage and gang activity have disrupted the highways of Concord, Livermore, and Richmond over the last three days.
SF News A City Tax On Uber/Lyft Rides Could Be Headed for the November Ballot The tax would need a two-thirds majority to pass, and aspires to raise $30 million for street infrastructure improvements.
SF News Famed Skateboarder and Thrasher Magazine Editor Jake Phelps Has Died at 56 Young and old skate punks alike have heavy hearts today. The legendary skateboarding activist and editor-in-chief of Thrasher ran the magazine for 26 years.
Arts & Entertainment The 11 Best St. Patrick’s Day Parties in San Francisco Éirinn go do these things, as St. Patrick’s Day is Sunday, the parade is Saturday, and the block parties kick off on Friday.
SF News Report: Facebook Facing Criminal Investigation Into Massive Data-Sharing Deals Oops, something went wrong — and this criminal probe might be the mother of all Facebook scandals.
SF News California Sanctuary Policy To Be Ridiculed Again in Wake of San Jose Murder Immigration and Customs Enforcement claims they attempted to detain the alleged killer, Carlos Eduardo Arevalo Carranza, ten times, and have been denied each time.
Business & Tech Jilted YouTuber Arrested for Making Criminal Threats Against Google Personnel Upset that his YouTube channel was shut down, a man drove 3,000 miles across the country to settle a score with Google.
SF News Manohar Raju Named New SF Public Defender As Adachi's Tenure Gets New Scrutiny Matt Gonzalez was not awarded the gig, but he seems a fan of Mayor Breed’s handpicked new public defender Manohar “Mano” Raju.
SF News Oakland City Councilperson’s Son Shot, Killed in Los Angeles Robbery Attempt The 21-year-old victim was the son of Oakland’s District 3 city councilmember Lynette Gibson McElhaney.
SF News Ninth Circuit Judges Rule Asylum-Seekers Can Appeal Their Deportations Our hometown Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals sticks it to the Trump administration again, ruling that migrants who are denied for asylum will be allowed to appeal.
Business & Tech Airbnb Acquires HotelTonight In Hopes Of Becoming ‘The Amazon Of Travel’ The company’s biggest acquisition yet adds a last-minute hotel booking app to its growing arsenal of hospitality offerings.
SF News S.F.’s Last Handmade Fortune Cookie Company Faces Possible Closure Chinatown’s 57-year-old Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory is believed to be the last remaining handmade fortune cookie manufacturer in the U.S.
SF News Stanford Admissions Officer Arrested on Attempted Murder Charges, Was Allegedly High on Acid The 26-year-old Deputy Director of Admissions for the university allegedly stabbed a woman in San Francisco in a drug-induced rampage.
SF News MacArthur Maze Rebuild Portends Massive Traffic Snarl Buckle up, I-80 and I-880 drivers, the gridlock from an upcoming MacArthur Maze construction project could be a nightmare well beyond the current nightmarishness.
SF News Breed Signs Off On City’s Largest Homeless Navigation Center On The Embarcadero The 200-bed center would allow pets and partners, and be a 24-hour facility.
SF News Police Pursuing ‘Person of Interest’ in Murder of San Jose Mother A 59-year-old mother of two was found mysteriously dead in her home on Thursday, and San Jose police say they have leads. Still, no one has been arrested in the case.
SF News No Charges in Stephon Clark Shooting, Family Seeks State Prosecution Wounds are reopened in the case of an unarmed Sacramento man who police shot six times in the back.
Arts & Entertainment Artist Paints Murals on Camp Fire Wreckage Artist Shane Grammer gets permission from property owners for these murals, which show “beauty in the ashes” of the destroyed town of Paradise, CA.
SF News SF Considers Tiny Houses, City-Sanctioned Camps For the Homeless The city is adding only 250 shelter beds a year, so some supervisors are pushing for more ambitious measures.
SF Politics Majority of Supervisors Oppose ‘Immoral’ Homeless Tent Sweeps After a grilling from homelessness activists and the DSA, six supes say they’d vote for an end to tent sweeps during major storms.
SF News City Hall Up in Arms Over Police Leaks in Adachi Investigation Supervisors, the Public Defender's Office, and even the SFPD itself call for investigations into SFPD’s leaking of personal details
SF News Arrest Made in Bizarre Torture, Hanging, and Dismemberment Case Prosecutors hope to deny bail to a 47-year-old man accused of drugging and hanging a much younger man, and stuffing the body in a suitcase.
