SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: A Bar For The Twitter Building The bar team behind Bourbon & Branch are reportedly eyeing a new space for a bar inside the Twitter building. [InsideScoop] American Grilled Cheese Kitchen opening a second location in the Mission "very
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Danny Bowien Pulls His Noodle For Playboy Thanks to the Giants, A's and the Niners, the Bay Area was named Grantland's Sports City of the Year. Go sports! [Grantland] Mission Chinese Food chef Danny Bowien photographed pulling his noodle for
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: One Way To Steal An iPhone Brazen thieves in Concord tried to steal iPhones from display case in an GameStop store by crashing a car into it. [KTVU] New, "artful" bike racks unveiled around Yerba Buena Gardens and the
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Avoid The Post Office Heads up, the post office will be extra busy today. [BCN/Appeal] And now, a painting of Ron Conway. [TechCrunch] Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom is being a little coy about the time Twitter
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Nudity Ban Lawsuit Has No Clothes A Squat in the Dark: attending an illegal underground literary reading in the Lower Haight. [Haighteration] City Attorney says the lawsuit against the nudity ban has no merit. (Or clothes.) [Chron] San Francisco
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Fleishhacker Pool To Be Demolished Fire-damaged Fleishhacker Pool house to be demolished. [Ocean Beach Bulletin] King Tides — the highest of the year — bring flooding to the Bay Area along with global warming activists. [Chron] Officers lauded for saving
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Deliver Us From Newsom Please save us from another four years of Lite Gov. Gavin Newsom. [Griffin/SFEx] SF's most expensive home sells for $28.25 million. [CurbedSF] Board committee approves new laws for apartment-dwelling smokers. [BCN/
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: The Beautiful Junkers Of Bernal Heights Beautiful photos of crappy cars parked around Bernal Heights. [Bernalwood] San Francisco wants to combat the plague of metal thieves by setting up a permit process for scrap buyers. [SFEx] Napa Chef Michael
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Hanukkah Tacos Hanukkah tacos? Hanukkah tacos. [EaterSF] Speaking of Holidays, the Mission Holiday Block Party is tonight on Valencia Street and there's a Holiday Art Walk in the Lower Haight. [ValenciaStreetSF] [Haighteration] A British chain
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Locking The Golden Gate? It's time to start thinking about putting shipping locks on the Golden Gate before we lose all our nice bayfront property to global warming. [Chron] Restaurant owners say food trucks are hurting business
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: No Drones Chill, you guys: SFPD has no plans to put aerial drones into service over San Francisco. [SFAppeal] Icy hot looks for winter. [SFBG] Today's rain should clear by noon, but will probably still
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Impending Oyster Crisis Millennials will destroy our cities coming and going. [Gawker] Without Drake's Bay Oyster Company, we could lose 40 percent of California's oyster production. And yet, Drakes proprietor Kevin Lunny is fighting to keep
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Drying Out Geez, last weekend sure was wet. [Chron] [ML] [SFEx] The weekend rains even started a pop-up river flowing through the Mission. The only way to get to Tartine was by boat. [UA] [MissionMission]
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: The Rain In Fisherman's Wharf This storm is already causing flooding up in wine country, as well as big power outages and highway messes around the Bay Area. [KTVU] [Chron] When it rains, nobody works in Fisherman's Wharf.
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Rainy Day Dining Eleven Bay Area restaurants where you can dine in cozy, wintry comfort. Preferably by a fire. [GrubSF] How to spend a rainy day in Hayes Valley. (Hint: in a coffee shop.) [Hayeswire] S.
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: More Sunday Streets Harvey Milk, George Moscone remembered. [KTVU] Smaller, one- or two-block versions of Sunday Streets will soon be a thing. [Streetsblog] People are still arguing about turf fields out at the Beach Chalet [SFEx]
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Sinkhole Threatens To Swallow Lower Haight Sinkhole on Waller Street nearly swallows a sewage vacuuming truck. [Haighteration] Stop sharing that fake Facebook copyright thing, please. [Gawker] The historically close race for District 7 Supervisor could be up for a
SF News Cyber Monday Morning Roundup: Get Off The Couch Hey dudes, babes can ride Mavericks too. [Chron] Tiny apartments only a nudist could love. [Griffin] Want to make $88,000 - $110,000 a year? Become a San Francisco cop. [SFAppeal] Rich
SF News Pre-Holiday Morning Link Dump: Go Bake Something Shorty Goldstein's, a new Jewish Deli coming soon to the FiDi, is the next addition to the lox-starved San Francisco. [Tablehopper] Staying in town this weekend? Here are the five best concerts this
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Food Bank Turkey Shortage The San Francisco Food Bank needs more Turkeys. [Chron] Muni Diaries checks out the S.F. Library's "Cussed and Discussed" Muni exhibition. [MuniDiaries] A chat with Time Heidecker and Rick Alverson about The
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Ms. Wuornos C.W. Nevius shows his gooey, cream-filled center while considering the end of Twinkies and Boomer mortality. [Nevius] Public Muni service bitchfest scheduled for this morning. [BCN/Appeal] This is what Thanksgiving looked
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Soggy Weekend Today's excuse to be late to work: A large accident is clogging up the MacArthur Maze this morning. [Chron] Yes, the wet weather will probably continue all weekend. [BCN/Appeal] Popular North Beach
SF News Thursday Morning Links: A Bagel & Donut Roundup Food critic Virginia Miller turns out a definitive list of the Bay Area's best new donuts and bagels. [SFBG] Another day, another gay demon exorcism on YouTube. [Gawker] Weekend morning BART rides will
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: San Francisco Shipyard Live shots: La Sera at the Chapel. [SFBG] Crumbling splendor: exploring the magnificent vacant buildings of the San Francisco Shipyard. [PotreroView] Has Green Day become Metallica? They've both gotten sober and gone broadway.
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Falling For Soup Local theater troupe PianoFight will break ground on a new theater in the old Original Joe's space in the Tenderloin. [CurbedSF] Heres Michael Bauer's soup roundup. [InsideScoop] The UCSF Mission Bay parking garage