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Sunday Links: Sheriff Seeks 24-Hour Childcare
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Video: American Airlines Flight Attendant At SFO Almost Hits Baby, Makes Mother Cry
In the latest airline customer-abuse incident to potentially draw national outrage, video surfaced Friday of a crying mother with two children and the aftermath of an incident that allegedly involved a male
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'Hot Cop Of The Castro' Chris Kohrs Settles Civil Case In 2015 Hit And Run
This is just a brief update in the ongoing legal proceedings against Hot Cop of the Castro Christopher Kohrs relating to a hit-and-run incident in North Beach shortly after Thanksgiving 2015,
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Stanley Roberts Reports From This Year's 4/20, 'A Street Fair With Weed'
This year's first fully sanctioned 4/20 drew what were possibly record numbers of toking attendees, causing the usual awful traffic in all directions near the Haight and Golden Gate Park
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Saturday Links: Homeland Security Investigates Itself Over Twitter Kerfluffle
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Day around The Bay: Science Marchers Synchronize Watches, Hit Streets Tomorrow
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This Week In SF Food: AG Ferrari Closes All Stores, Castro Fountain Opens & A 'La La Land' Pop-Up Takes Shape
This week at SFist, we covered news that the Hall on Market Street would close in September, had word of Laundré, a café and laundromat in the works for the Mission, and discovered
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Snopes Takes On Punched Antifa Woman In Berkeley, Whether She Was Holding Glass Bottle Or IED
Earlier this week there was quite a dustup online between the alt-right and the left regarding whether or not white supremacist/separatist Nathan Damigo was justified in assaulting a 95-pound woman
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Rapper Young Jeezy Named In Wrongful Death Suit Stemming From 2014 Shoreline Amphitheater Shooting
On August 22, 2014, backstage at a Wiz Khalifa show at Shoreline Amphitheater, Orinda resident Eric Johnson was shot at least five times following an alleged dispute with rapper Young Jeezy and his
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Hot Chip and 'Big Bang Theory' Star Mayim Bialik To Appear At Academy Of Sciences Fundraiser Next Week
For their NightLife event next week, which doubles as a fundraiser, on April 27, the Academy of Sciences is throwing a Big Bang Gala featuring none other than Big Bang Theory star and
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Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Very Berkeley Man Makes Video Tutorial For Walking Cats On-Leash
Maybe you've seen Doug Meyers and his cat Eduardo strolling the streets of Berkeley. If not, you've seen something like it: The Bay Area is home to plenty of
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Palantir No Longer Works For The NSA, CEO Slams Trump In Leaked Video
Palantir, the Silicon Valley data analysis company co-founded by Peter Thiel, was mentioned a lot during this past election cycle in relation to Thiel's support of President Trump and the
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Should Bikes Be Allowed On Muni Metro?
A recent news report on an injured cyclist denied passage on the N Judah because she was carrying her (unfolded) bike received no small amount of attention this week, and now transit advocates
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Bill Murray To Debut Classical Music, Literature Project In Napa
Bill Murray, the 66-year-old actor, is also the leader of a very large cult that scrutinizes and adores his every weirdo project. The next one to obsess over will be in
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SF Stunt To Build 'World's Largest Nachos' Complicated By News That Chips Are Made Of Bugs
Disney character Jiminy Cricket might be best known for singing "When You Wish Upon A Star," but, what the heck, wish-granters — when I wished upon a star for a giant
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PG&E Website Shows Only One Outer Sunset Home Affected During Mass Power Outage
PG&E's supposedly real-time outage map, on their website, was nearly blank for San Francisco well over an hour into this morning's mass power outage with the
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Friday Lunchtime Links: Cherry Blossom Festival Accused Of Cultural Appropriation
* The SFMTA touts its greener efforts. [Moving SF] * UC Davis dorm gets vending machine that carries Plan B. [KRON 4] * SF's fastest growing jobs that pay at least $70K are all
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Ann Coulter Ragefully Tweets At UC Berkeley That May 2nd Does Not Work For Her
Wouldn't you know, the offer from UC Berkeley to allow conservative firebrand Ann Coulter to speak on campus this semester is not going to fly with Coulter because, she says, the
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4/20 Draws 15,000 to Make Hippie Hill Go Up in Smoke
Hippie Hill lived up to its name like never before Thursday, as the largest-ever iteration of the annual 4/20 bacchanalia in Golden Gate Park pulled an estimated crowd of 15,000
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These CES-Honored Noise Cancelling Headphones Are Back At 73% Off
Tune into your playlist, tune out the world. All on a budget. Your excellent taste in music deserves to be celebrated. And celebrated it will be with the CES-honored A-Audio Legacy
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Juicero CEO Begs Customers Not To Squeeze Packs By Hand, 'Hacking' $400 Juicer
In a somewhat desperate sounding Medium post, Jeff Dunn, CEO of perhaps unnecessarily internet-connected juicer company Juicero, responded to a recent report that customers could simply squeeze their Juicero pouches by hand
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State Regulators Fine SF Hospitals For Fatal Mistakes
Two San Francisco hospitals are facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines, after state healthcare regulators said they failed to properly treat patients who died in their care. According to the California
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[Update] Power Knocked Out In Multiple SF Neighborhoods By Substation Fire In Tenderloin
A large power outage was impacting the morning commute and potentially making for an early start to the weekend for some Financial District workers. PG&E initially said that 13,000 customers
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'The Promise' Is A Love Story Surrounded By Horror
Taxes were due this week (if this is news to you, I'm sorry), and if you're a California resident paying state income tax, you may have once again been
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Friday Morning Constitutional: The Pull Of iMessage
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