Arts & Entertainment SF Artist Slaptop Drops Dance-Worthy New Track, Music Video San Francisco's Slaptop, who had his first hit with the 2014 release of "Sunrise," has dropped a steady stream of songs and official remixes, for artists like Zhu and Bob Moses, since then.
SF News Tideline, The Chariot Of Ferries, Launches Commuter Service Between SF, Berkeley, and Richmond Much the way private shuttle buses like Chariot have been invading San Francisco for several years and providing more comfortable alternatives for the Muni-averse, a new public/private ferry service has just launched
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Craigslist Founder Fights Wikipedia Harassment A suspect is in jail Thursday night after two San Rafael bike shop owners took justice into their own hands. [KRON 4] Craigslist founder Craig Newmark is donating $500,000 to help curb
SF News SFPD Investigating Body Pulled From Waters Near Mission Bay The San Francisco Police Department is investigating a death case Friday, after human remains were found floating in the waters of Mission Creek Channel. Police say the body was reported at 3:45
SF News Native American Tribe, National Park Service Planning To Reintroduce California Condors To Wild 15 agencies including the National Park Service, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Yurok tribe who for centuries has inhabited the areas surrounding the Klamath River in California signed a deal
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Keep On-The-Go Salads Crisp And Delicious With This Convenient Container Healthy eating made easy. Salad on the go isn’t ever quite the same as when it’s fresh. That’s why this Salad-to-Go Bowl is key to keeping your salads crisp and
SF News Video: Check Out The Progress On The Central Subway Though it may not seem like the thing will ever be done, underground work on the Central Subway and its three subterranean stations is ongoing, and will be through next year. The SFMTA
SF News New 'Non-Binary' Gender Option Proposed For California Driver's Licenses A bill introduced in California's state senate Thursday would allow residents to choose a third, “nonbinary” gender option on driver’s licenses and birth certificates, as well as allowing parents of transgender kids
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Four New Hotels Are Opening In SF This Year, Three With Rooftop Bars It's been a while since there has been a boom in San Francisco hotels, and with the exception of the Viceroy makeovers of the Hotel Zetta (formerly the Hotel Milano) four years ago
Arts & Entertainment 'Gold,' Panned I'm so tired. So tired of movies centered on morally bankrupt white men men who get rich off of the middle class, or the poor, or the backs of minority labor. So tired
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: NextMuni Might Be Working Again Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here In the future, all restaurants will be Taco Bell.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Lefty O'Doul's Landlord Gets Restraining Order Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Chronicle staffer Caille Millner would like you to know
SF News Provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos Gets All-Clear To Appear On Berkeley Campus In a letter sent to students Thursday, Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas Dirks affirmed that alt-right Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos would be granted the right to appear on campus at a planned engagement on February
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Michael Bauer Just Wrote A Deadly Serious Rave Review Of Taco Bell's Naked Chicken Chalupa Some Chronicle staffers apparently thought it would be "fun" if longtime restaurant critic Michael Bauer "climb[ed] off the pedestal of high-end dining to review Taco Bell’s Naked Chicken Chalupa," which just
Arts & Entertainment Francis Ford Coppola Is Trying To Crowd-Fund An 'Apocalypse Now' Video Game 77-year-old auteur and winery owner Francis Ford Coppola keeps himself quite busy, what with a couple of restaurants and wineries up in the North Bay including this Native American-themed one that just opened
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink PS, We Have NAFTA To Thank For Plentiful Coronas And Modelos In American Bars As the Trump Administration looks to gut, or just possibly renegotiate portions of the 23-year-old trade agreement with Mexico and Canada known as NAFTA, I point you toa 2015 piece from NPR's food
SF News ICE Agents Descend On Mission's Good Samaritan Center The immigration crackdown has begun, and some ICE agents, possibly emboldened or directed by the new Trump regime, conducted a rare raid in San Francisco Thursday, descending upon the Good Samaritan Family Resource
SF News Planning Hits 'Millennial Commune' Chateau Ubuntu With Violation Notice Chateau Ubuntu, an intentional living community at 860 Fell Street, has been informed by the Planning Department that it's operating illegally, as the space is considered a three-family dwelling by the city, and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 10 Best Unsung Bistros In San Francisco In an age of destination dining, pricey prix fixes, and fusion cuisines that we don't call fusion anymore, it can be refreshing to return to a favorite local haunt. Whether it's the kind
SF News SF Protesters Arrested For 'Resist' Banner Near White House As Another Banner Appears On Twin Peaks A protracted protest last night conducted by Greenpeace members who illegally took over a crane near the White House to make an anti-Trump political statement included several representatives from the Bay Area, the
Arts & Entertainment Where To Watch Elephant Seals Doing Their Annual Mating And Birthing Thing Along The NorCal And Central Coast Check out my new blog post from #BigSur #California. Did you know there's a beach full of elephant seals?https://t.co/4wCo3U8IsX pic.twitter.com/2KOHT03T9V— Momentum Travels (@momentumtravel3) January 23, 2017
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Cafe du Nord And Elixir Were Both Speakeasies, And More Fun Facts From Prohibition-Era San Francisco History nerds and party people alike dream about being able to time-travel to the 1920s, when a national crackdown on booze became a boon for nightlife people always have a lot more fun
SF News SF Sheriff Temporarily Thwarts Wrist Slap For Political Consultant Busted In Child Porn Case The arrest of high-profile San Francisco political consultant Enrique Pearce in May of 2015 made waves until it didn't, with a bust for over 4,902 images of children in sexual situations leading
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Local Groups Mobilizing To Stop Trump's Wall These are the tech jobs that pay women the most. [SF Business Times] A man shot by police in San Francisco earlier this month is back in the hospital. [Bay City News] Groups
SF News Activists Calling Twitter The 'Mouthpiece Of Fascism' To Protest Outside Company's HQ Thursday As we all continue to point fingers at groups, individuals, and institutions for causing the waking nightmare we'll all in now, one San Francisco company is in for a rough few years at
