SF News Watch The SFFD Save A Dog From A Fort Funston Cliffside A dog that fell down a cliff at Fort Funston was saved from certain doom Wednesday, when emergency crews climbed down the rockface and rescued the pup. The San Francisco Fire Department was
SF News Apple, Uber, Google Speak Out Against Trump's Trans Rights Rollback; Facebook, Twitter So Far Silent Some big tech companies came out in support of trans rights and in opposition to the Trump Administration's latest attack on them, the directive issued Wednesday by the Departments of Justice and Education
SF News 'Bob's Burgers' Mural, Show Illustrator's Nod To Creator's Former Home, Is Painted Over A Mission District mural depicting the matriarch and patriarch of Bob's Burgers, Bob and Linda Belcher, created last year by show illustrator and local muralist Sirron Norris, is gone. The artwork, on a
Arts & Entertainment Google Celebrates Discovery Of New Planets With Painfully Adorable Animated Doodle Google's Doodles, those little pictures you see when you go to their main search page, typically acknowledge that day's holiday, anniversary, or, occasionally, make a subtle political point. But today's is pure joy,
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Sheriff's Deputy Struck By Inmate Bus Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Play the game that Caleb lost and Jay won.
Arts & Entertainment Be Your Dog's Best Friend With This Pup-Approved Goodie Box, Delivered Right To Your Door Pup got a ruff life? Well, here's some good news for floofs and floof-owners alike: spoiling your dog is easier and more convenient than ever—no running out to the pet store required.
SF News Pelosi, Newsom Respond To Trump Directive Reversing School Policy On Bathroom Use For Trans Students In an effort to pander to religious conservatives who desperately want to make America straight and cisgender again, President Trump's administration issued a directive late Wednesday, as they had been expected to do,
SF News Day Around The Bay: 'Extreme Vetting' To Include Possible Demand For Immigrant User Passwords From Websites Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Tech companies come out against a proposed "extreme vetting"
Arts & Entertainment Dawes Plays A Little Bit Of Everything At Noise Pop Festival Among the best known ballads by Los Angeles-based folk-rock band Dawes, "A Little Bit of Everything" sets the first of its several gloomy scenes on the Golden Gate Bridge. The opening lines of
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Shiba Ramen Debuts In Downtown Oakland Complete With Camino-Trained Chef A new ramen option comes to downtown Oakland this via Shiba Ramen, which has already staked its claim in the East Bay scene via a stall at the Emeryville Public Market. As Inside
SF News Bartenders Behind Benjamin Cooper, Big, Open The Douglas Room On Friday Renown for tiny Tenderloin cocktail bar Big has outlived it by several years, but it remains a byword in the cocktail world and lives on in two bartenders who made it what it
Arts & Entertainment Former Stanford WNBA Star Candice Wiggins Says She Was Bullied For Being Heterosexual Candice Wiggins, once a major star in the WNBA and a No. 3 draft pick when she graduated Stanford in 2008, now says that she abruptly quit the league in 2016 at least
Arts & Entertainment Video: How SF Is (And Is Not) A Queer Safe Space "San Francisco is a city that is so queer it's easy to forget that, not long ago, it wasn't a safe place to be queer." So says filmmaker Heather Smith, who along with
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Delivery Robot Named Carry Spotted 'Learning The Sidewalks' Of The Mission Spotted on 19th Street: A delivery robot named "Carry" https://t.co/l8mXp2GqCH pic.twitter.com/EC1HGZUCuk— Mission Local (@MLNow) February 22, 2017 That R2D2-ish delivery robot on wheels that we first told
Arts & Entertainment 'Unicorn Startup Simulator' Lets You Get Valued Or Die Trying Over And Over Again In the large field of startup send-up and parody, a new entry, Unicorn Startup Simulator feels like a rare breed, in that it's so bizarre and fun. The goal of the game, naturally,
SF News As Bay Turns Brown With Sediment, Some Environmentalists (And Swimmers) Fear Pollution Oh #SFBay, you so dirty! ❤ this news! San Francisco Bay turns brown after nonstop storms https://t.co/9U26n7ACLR via @SFGate @bayareamoms— Erica Maharg (@BackwardGraham) February 15, 2017 Anne Sasaki of San Francisco
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: California Women Fall Behind In Pay Equality Immigrants make up more than a third of San Francisco’s population and make a large contribution to the local economy. [Bay City News] Study says that San Francisco has the highest rental
SF News Serial Firebug Menaces Fisherman's Wharf Police are investigating a series of fires at a popular San Francisco tourist destination, after witnesses say a man ran from business to business lighting setting things ablaze. Police say that the suspect,
Arts & Entertainment Apple's Spaceship Doughnut Campus, Officially Named Apple Park, To Open In April Apple has kept details about the completion and move-in date for their new, Norman Foster-designed "spaceship doughnut" campus in Cupertino fairly well under wraps, but this week we have official word that the
Arts & Entertainment 4 Must-Have Items You Shouldn't Leave Home Without Be prepared for any situation with one of these handy gadgets in your pocket. Time to upgrade that arsenal of loose change and old receipts rattling around in your pockets and bags for
SF News Suspects Catch Woman On Fire As She Sleeps Two suspects caught a woman sleeping in Potrero Hill on fire Tuesday, the result of a previous argument between the two factions. The attack occurred between 8:30-9:15 a.m. Tuesday near
SF News City Study Comparing SF To Peer Cities: SF Has Highest Rates Of Park Use... And Chlamydia San Francisco, as a city, is peerless. And yet a City of San Francisco study sought a basis of comparison in 16 "peer cities" to see how we stacked up in our would-be
Arts & Entertainment Ask A San Francisco Native: Do You Hate LA? Dear Rain, I haven't lived here my whole life, but it has been a good long while (23 years!), and while I can't remember where I first heard it, it seems like there's
SF News Victim Of Market Street Attack Dies In Hospital Eight months after an attack on Market Street sent a man to the hospital, the victim has succumbed to his injuries, turning an assault investigation into a homicide one. According to the San
SF News Major Flooding In San Jose Leads To Boat Rescues, Mandatory Evacuations @SJFD handling major flooding avoid the area Senter and Phelan pic.twitter.com/5nREMAUBZZ— San Jose Fire Dept. (@SJFD) February 21, 2017 The ongoing major flooding caused by the overfull Anderson Reservoir and
