Arts & Entertainment Photos From The 2017 Chinese New Year Parade In Downtown SF On Saturday, the nation's largest annual Chinese Lunar New Year celebration, with one of the only nighttime illuminated parades in the country as well, came down Market Street and circled Union Square, drawing
SF News SF Homeless Czar Apologizes For Remarks Overheard, Publicized By Lyft Driver Kevin Ebach, a 25-year-old San Francisco Lyft driver and educator who overheard comments from two male passengers that he considered to be harsh and disparaging toward others, including homeless people, posted about the
Arts & Entertainment Photos: The Regional Pole Dancing Championships Were Actually Kind Of Artistic The poles had no margin of error at Saturday’s Golden Gate Pole Championships, the Northern California regional tournament on the competitive pole dancing circuit. San Bruno’s Skyline College theater played host
SF News Video: Santa Cruz Mudslide Becoming 'Disaster Tourism' Attraction, Locals Fear SR-35 near Las Cumbres Rd closed indefinitely due to a wash out pic.twitter.com/MdFwO4iLDA— CHP San Jose (@CHPSanJose) February 10, 2017 A mudslide that left a gaping hole in Highway 35,
SF News Golden Gate Park Beating Leaves Teen Fighting For Life A 17-year-old male who was beaten with his own skateboard suffered serious injuries Saturday, following an afternoon altercation in Golden Gate Park. Police say that the confrontation occurred at 4:45 p.m.
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Are 'Cheap Eats' Lists Racist? [Slate] calls people who think Trump will be good for US business "deluded." More support for rumors that the next iPhone will offer wireless charging. [CNet] The price to buy Metallica guitarist Kirk
SF News BART Police Interrupt Sexual Assault At Station A man is in custody today after BART police say they witnessed him sexually assaulting a woman at the transit agency's Rockridge Station in Oakland. NBC Bay Area reports that BART police received
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Roadside Caboose Restaurant From Former Saison Chef To Open Thursday New parents Alexis Liu, a co-owner of Beacon Coffee and Pantry in North Beach, and Scott Clark, a former chef at San Francisco fine dining spots like Benu and Saison, are taking an
SF News Vallejo Man Killed In Shooting Inside San Francisco Liquor Store An 18-year-old man was killed Sunday afternoon in a shooting inside a Bayview liquor store, San Francisco's seventh homicide for 2017. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the shooting occurred at 4:
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink 5 Essential Cocktail Accessories To Spice Up Any Party Everything you need to throw the best bash in town — from fancy drink recipes and ingredients delivered to your door, to special ice cube trays. It’s about time you ditched the red
SF News Now Elon Musk Says To Compete With Computers, People Must Merge With Them If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Elon Musk, the reliably quotable Tesla CEO, gave the media something relatively new to chew on at a World Government Summit in Dubai where he arrived
SF News Lake Oroville Situation Calms Down Temporarily As Officials Assess Damage On Spillways Monday morning is being spent assessing the situation and beginning emergency repairs to the auxiliary spillway at Lake Oroville Dam, which Sunday evening appeared in danger of failure in a situation that could
SF News BART Employs Multiple Full-Time Staffers At Empty, Unused Station Those of you aghast at the BART janitor paid $271,000 a year to spend hours a day in a storage closet will have new fodder for your resigned dismay today, as it's
SF News Surfer Rushed To Hospital Following Ocean Beach Rescue A surfer was rushed to an area hospital in critical condition Sunday, after he was pulled from the waters of San Francisco's Ocean Beach. According to tweets from the San Francisco Fire Department,
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Why New Mission Developments Look So Dull 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: A 22 car freight train derailed
SF News Alt-Right March Planned In Berkeley March 4 This should go well! A gathering of "patriots" who support "free speech" will be descending on Berkeley on March 4 to show all those silly liberals what America really looks like. The already
SF News Sunday Links: Trump Immigration Ban Ruins Wedding Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here What went down in the food world this week?
SF News Thousands Spell 'Resist' On San Francisco Beach Crowds of incontestable size spelled out "Resist!!" with their bodies this morning while sitting and standing on the sands of Ocean Beach. The message, aimed at what many perceive to be an increasingly
SF News 22-Car Freight Train Derailment Creates Spectacle Near Sacramento A major train derailment that thankfully did not injure anyone occurred on Friday afternoon at about 12:45 p.m., sending 22 cars of the Union Pacific freight train into the Cosumnes River,
SF News Saturday Links: Zeitgeist Loss Predicted Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Noise Pop kicks off next week, here's what you
SF News Day Around The Bay: SF A Great Place For Marriageable Men? Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Legal experts are saying that the Trump administration would
SF News Bracing For Cuts, Jane Kim Drafting Legislation To Ensure Local Birth Control Access "We are committed to join you to be a wall against hate and we will legislate Trump the hell out of San Francisco!" Jane Kim addressed the crowd at the Women's March in
Arts & Entertainment The Best Shows, Films, And More At The 25th Noise Pop Festival By Adrian Spinelli From February 16th through February 27th, Noise Pop Festival will be celebrating it’s 25th turn through SF and Oakland. While there’s a strong contingent of folks who look
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Rose Pistola Closes, Wise Sons Bagel Expands To Marin, And More It's SF Beer Week, as you know, but there's more to life than hops. For example, there's Iza Ramen, scheduled to open today; Verve Coffee, plotted for the Castro next week; and for
SF News Girl Scout Cookie Stand Robbed At Gunpoint In The East Bay All is not well when a mother and daughter can't sell some Samoas without getting robbed. But that is what happened outside a Union City Safeway on Wednesday night, when a man or
