Arts & Entertainment Watch NorCal's Famous Glory Hole Spill Over The recent onslaught of rain isn't just causing mudslides and floods — it's spurred a spectacle at Lake Berryessa that we haven't seen in over ten years. It's going down at Lake Berryessa's Glory
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Mill's Pizza Night Will Be 6 Nights A Week Local celebrity bread-maker Josey Baker has steadily upped his pizza game at The Mill, the Divisadero toast and locally-roasted coffee destination that's a sort of Four Barrel Coffee north. Baker's pizza, which caters
Arts & Entertainment Upgrade Your Bedding For A Good Night's Sleep While These Are Still On Sale Silky sheets and plush comforters — get ready to hit snooze. Ambulances, sirens, that guy on the corner who always starts shouting at 2 am and of course, that person in your building who
SF News One Killed In Fiery Car Crash Near The Golden Gate Bridge Traffic north of the Golden Gate Bridge was snarled for hours Sunday night, after a motorist's crash caused their vehicle to burst into flames. ABC 7 reports that the incident occurred at around
SF News Oakland Shooter Killed In Police Standoff Had Terrorized Area With Gunfire 'For A Week' But Wasn't Arrested A 32-year-old East Oakland man who can be seen in ABC7 helicopter video footage stalking his neighborhood with a rifle and vandalizing a garage and a car had provided ample warning to police
SF News Atmospheric River Causes Mudslides And Floods, As 24 Straight Hours Of Rain Predicted 12 AM Update: While somewhat delayed, #AtmosphericRiver has arrived! Widespread rainfall expected through the night. T-Storms also possible. pic.twitter.com/76fxOlEMaU— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) February 20, 2017 The current wave of
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Snapchat 'Spectacles' Go Online Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Your weekend ICYMI: The Trump administration is on their
SF News Ex-Uber Engineer Says Company Is Full Of Sexual Harassment, Intimidation Yesterday, engineer Susan Fowler Tweeted, "I wrote something up this weekend about my year at Uber, and why I left," with a link to an essay titled, "Reflecting On One Very, Very Strange
SF News Northern California Town Of Maxwell Evacuated After Being Completely Flooded Most of inland Northern California is under a flood warning Sunday, effective through most of the week, as rivers, creeks, levees, and dams in multiple counties are severely stressed following a new round
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Rusted Mule Debuts On Polk, Glena's Tacos Appears In The Dogpatch, And More This week in the food scene brought a glowing, but sexist, profile of Dominique Crenn in the New York Times, and then just a day later a fire at her Hayes Valley restaurant
SF News Sunday Links: Bigger Buses For The 5 Fulton Line Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Secret medals belonging to veteran evacuated during Oroville Spillway
SF News Saturday Links: Mayor Ed Lee Compares SF Supe To Nazi Secret Police Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Lies and half-truths in the fight for a Summer
SF News Day Around The Bay: Ghost Ship Debris Mysteriously Dumped Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Saying he had “extreme concerns” over the mysterious dumping
Arts & Entertainment Nerd Alert: First Trailer For 'Silicon Valley' Season 4 Silicon Valley, the HBO Comedy from Mike Judge that skewers, roasts, and generally devours the world of tech and startups, is back on April 23rd for its 4th Season, which has got me
SF News Rec And Park Commission Denies Appeal For Summer Of Love 50th Anniversary Concert In a unanimous vote yesterday, the SF Recreation and Park Commission denied promoter Boots Hughston's appeal of an earlier decision not to grant a permit for a June 4th concert on the Polo
SF News Is Influx Of Out Of Town Uber And Lyft Drivers Why Bay Area Traffic Stinks? It's hard to know what to believe in the war of words over the Bay Area's traffic woes. A 2015 study put San Francisco third in the country for congestion, behind only LA
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Prepare For Your Digital Death As if things weren't stressful enough already, now [KRON 4] asks "Are you prepared for your digital death?" Women who stole Scott Wiener’s phone reads poetry in court. [SF Chronicle] What to
SF News Rain, Rain Will Go Away, Come Again Another Day (Which Is Sunday) The rainy weather with which San Franciscans have grown all-too-familiar has returned this morning, making for wet commutes including some flooded roads and highways. Highway 101, for example, saw some flooding this morning
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SF Restaurants, Food & Drink To Preserve Zeitgeist Patio Sunshine, Planning Commission Cuts 5 Feet Off Neighboring Development After employees of Zeitgeist saw analysis of a 28-unit development project across Valencia Street at 198 Valencia that indicated the development would cast a shadow on parts of its popular patio beer garden
Arts & Entertainment 'The Great Wall' Isn't Groundbreaking, But It's Fun It's probably mere coincidence, but the movie releases this week feel like a conscious reaction to last week's big Valentine's release, . Instead of a toxic female fantasy I'm sure more than one beleaguered
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Tuberculosis Scare In Fairfield Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here The Bay Area has a rich history of general
SF News Day Around The Bay: Uber Offers Stock-Rich Staffers Way To Cash Out Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Is the Pixel better than the iPhone? [CNet] Reports
SF News Costumed Street Cleaners Are On A Caped Crusade Against Littered Needles You could say they're cosplaying for a cause. A group of volunteers called "The Initiative" are making their neighborhood clean up work considerably more exciting with cool capes and outfits, and for her
SF News A Brief History Of The Long Tradition Of General Strikes In The Bay Area Our stages of grief and outrage over the Trump presidency have reached the refusing-to-show-up-for-work phase, with today’s national Day Without Immigrants and Friday’s proposed national general strike (another women’s general
