A veritable who's-who of buzzy restaurants: Here's a list of all the food, wine and beer vendors that will be at Outside Lands Festival. [EaterSF] This article called "The Money Shot" is not

Michele Tea ">reads San Francisco's astrology chart. Turns out city is a Gemini, which makes total sense. [Bold Italic] Haight Street neighbors not so jazzed on Martin Mack's parklet anymore. [SFEx] Guy

First, the real headlines: Teens busted for a string of "Long Gun" serial robberies. Kids these days. [SFAppeal] District Attorney Gascón's office: interior design by "political wheeler-dealer" and Silicon Valley angel investor Ron

Transgender community reports increase in targeted crimes. [SFEx] The Chronicle's paywall continues to baffle: Michael Bauer essentially wrote his entire review of Va de Vi twice, revealing the behind-the-paywall star rating in the

2010 Rookie of the Year and 2012 World Series MVP Buster Posey is 26 today. [ABC7] The Bay Guardian goes on a whirlwind carnitas tour of the bay, makes us hungry. [SFBG] Ed

At a Chamber of Commerce breakfast this morning, Mayor Lee called San Francisco's two World Series trophies, "the Twin Towers." Oh, Ed... [CultureBlog] Willie Brown's advice to restaurants named in HealthySF scandal: Ignore

An out of towner from Martinez has been arrested in connection with a brutal, body-slamming bar fight in Cow Hollow. [SFEx] Take a look around Google's forthcoming waterfront Googleplex called "Bay View", but

What does Scott Wiener think about his porn star doppelgänger? "At least he's good looking." [SFMag] Where to eat after midnight in the Bay Area. [Zagat] San Francisco just made it a little

BART considers a $900 million remodel for Embarcadero and Montgomery stations to deal with increasing ridership. [Chron] Former S.F. Chronicle Editor-at-Large and seasoned war reporter Phil Bronstein profiles the man who killed

If you're not following SFist on Twitter and/or liking us Facebook, then we can't be friends. (We kid!) Infinite City author Rebecca Solnit considers the frontierism of Silicon Valley's corporate shuttles. (It

A 38-year-old hooker accused of beating an 82-year-old john to death with a brick is convicted. [Chron] The city is putting $200 million towards bike projects over the next five years. [SFEx] Chuck

To prevent post-game rioting, Mayor Lee and SFPD Chief Greg Suhr are asking local bars to ease up on the hard alcohol during the Super Bowl, because sure that'll work. [Chron] A blast

Queen's Nails Gallery on Mission Street in La Lengua was damaged by fire last night after an art installation involving 50,000 matches outlining a map of the United States went horribly wrong.

Do you follow SFist on Twitter? What about on Facebook? You should get on that. Mayor Lee stakes Boudin bread, TCHO chocolate and Anchor Steam beer on the Niners in the playoffs. If

Jennifer Siebel Newsom's latest documentary was nominated for an Oscar. Be sure to look for Lite Gov. Gavin Newsom filling some seats! [Chron] Is New York losing the restaurant war to San Francisco?

A new take on the SF-NY debate, and a solid proposal for future development: Is San Francisco the Brooklyn to Silicon Valley's unbuilt Manhattan? [TheAwl] SFPD releases photo and video related to October

Suspect accused of murdering seven people in a rampage on the campus of Oakland's Oikos University ruled incompetent to stand trial. He will now be headed to a state mental institution. [SFEx] David

SFPD can now watch and listen to live video feeds from Muni buses and trains. Naturally, privacy activists up in arms. [CBS5] What will happen to the Palace of Fine Arts now that

It's New Year's Eve and we have no idea why you aren't putting on your party dress already, but in 2013 you should resolved to follow SFist on Twitter and like us on

Although the space is far from ready, the Gold Dust Lounge poured its first Irish Coffee in Fisherman's Wharf. [InsideScoop] Fuck you, guns. [Jezebel] Then & Now: City's second most expensive home has

NoisePop Festival announces initial 2013 lineup: Toro Y Moi, Thao & the Get Down Stay Down, Rogue Wave, Ramona Falls and more set to perform. [TheBayBridged] Please don't use the G-word on Divisadero.

Governor Jerry Brown has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. He will continue to work for now and his oncologist thinks the prognosis is "excellent." So, you know, don't get all weepy yet. [Chron]

Bike Safety vs. Parking Spots: Fell & Oak bike lanes appealed. [Curbed] By the year 2015, you could have your burrito delivered to you via unmanned drone. [UptownAlmanac] Man drives 300 feet down

One lucky Outer Richmond woman is now $1 million dollars richer. [BCN/Appeal] 18 joyful declarations of love from newlyweds in Seattle. [Buzzfeed] Supreme Court's review of Prop 8 inspires hopes, fears. [SFEx]