Arts & Entertainment Check Out This Gorgeous, Unbuilt Tech Firm That Frank Lloyd Wright Designed For Silicon Valley The Bay Area work of the great architect Frank Lloyd Wright, both the ten or so projects that were built and twenty or so more that only made it to the design or
Arts & Entertainment Video: Margaret Cho Talks About How Annoying It Was Having To Go On After Robin Williams As A Young Comedian Coming up this weekend on NBC Bay Area is a mini documentary titled "Bay Area Revelations: The Movies," airing Sunday, January 29 at 7 p.m. And during the shooting of interviews with
Arts & Entertainment Recently Discovered Children's Story Written By Mark Twain To Be Published This Fall Sifting through the Mark Twain Papers and Project at UC Berkeley's Bancroft Library, one scholar struck literary gold, or at least enough raw material to turn into something of value: A set of
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Hawker Fare Closing Its Original Oakland Location After almost six years in business near Oakland's Uptown district, Hawker Fare is closing up shop in a few short weeks, on February 18. Owner James Syhabout, whose Laotian mother has been in
SF News Two Injured During Brutal SoMa Camera Theft Two women walking near San Francsico's Yerba Buena Gardens were injured Saturday, when a man ripped a camera from their grasp. According to the San Francsico Police Department, a 57-year-old woman and a
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Storm Destroys Historic Ship A woman suffered life-threatening injuries in a solo vehicle crash in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park early Sunday morning. [Bay City News] San Francisco payments startup Stripe has now hired former president
SF News Mark Leno Pretty Definitely Running For Mayor In 2019 We've been teased with this before, but this time it looks like recently termed-out state senator Mark Leno is almost certainly going to be a top candidate for San Francisco Mayor just as
Arts & Entertainment Ugh, Money: How To Manage Your Finances And Plan For The Future From financial planning to mortgages, this is your guide to become an expert in adulting with your money. We get it: managing money is hard. If you feel like you skipped out on
SF News Great, Now GOP Could Stop California High-Speed Rail Funding In Its Tracks California's high-speed rail project continues forward with anything but high speed, finally breaking ground in January of 2015 in Fresno where the first phase of construction sought to connect that Central Valley town
SF News Tahoe Area Seeing More Snow Than It Has In 20 Years; Cars Trapped In Avalanche Near Alpine The upside of all these storms is of course the tremendous amount of Sierra snowpack that they've created and which will hopefully not melt off too quickly so that our drought worries can
SF News Submachine Gun Stolen From FBI Agent's Car While It Was Parked Somewhere In The East Bay Nearly two weeks after a submachine gun, a bulletproof vest, and ammunition was stolen from an FBI agent's vehicle in the Bay Area, the agency appears no closer to finding the lost weapon.
SF News High Surf Claims Three Lives As Storm Floods Bay Area Roads Those warnings about breakers of up to 40 feet turned out to be real as a major swell crashed into the nearby coastline on Sunday, with record waves in Monterey Bay of over
SF News Brazen Afternoon Shooting In San Francisco Claims Life Of Teen A teenage male was shot to death in San Francisco Friday, in what appears to be San Francisco's fourth homicide for 2017. In a series of tweets, San Francisco Police Department Sergeant Mike
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Man Rescued From Powell BART Tracks 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: At least 100K marched for women
SF News Twitter Admits To Spamming A Half Million Users With Trump's First @POTUS Tweet It was indeed a snafu on Twitter's end on Friday when a large number of people who did not follow the @POTUS account nonetheless were treated to President Trump's first tweet from that
SF News Photos: Oakland Women's March Drew At Least 100,000 Twin Bay Area "sister marches" on Saturday, in solidarity with the massive Women's March on Washington in protest of Donald Trump's inauguration, look to have been about equal in size in both San
SF News Sunday Links: Clint Eastwood's House Goes On The Market Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Over 100,000 people marched for women's rights in
SF News Photos: More Than 100,000 Attend Women's March In San Francisco As City Hall Lights Up Pink As one rain-soaked sign summarized the scene, it was a "Nasty Day for The Nasty Women." But cold, wet weather didn't deter the estimated 100,000 or more people who gathered in San
SF News [Update] One More Big Storm Arrives Tonight With 40-Foot Breakers At Beach Don't put away your raincoats or umbrellas, because after a spell of calm Saturday, yet another storm is headed into the Bay Area Saturday night that's predicted to be more intense than what
SF News About 2,000 Marched Up Market Street Friday To Protest The Inauguration In advance of the Women's March in San Francisco on Saturday, which is expected to be the largest of the weekend's anti-Trump demonstrations, about 2,000 people rallied at Civic Center Friday evening
Arts & Entertainment Video: Lightning Striking Sutro Tower Over And Over Video of four of the many #SutroTower lightning strikes last night. Only a few hundred feet away. #cawx #CAStorm #BayAreaStorm @NWSBayArea pic.twitter.com/M7Q5O2aqP4— Jesse (@sfjes) January 20, 2017 Friday morning's dramatic
SF News Saturday Links: Rain Overwhelms SF Sewers Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Finding Neverland (the play, not the 2004 movie) is
SF News Day Around The Bay: Nazi Fliers Dumped At UC Berkeley Our highly sensitive Commander in Chief has already ordered one government department to cease their use of Twitter because of some retweets (such as one comparing the '09 Inauguration Day crowd on the
Arts & Entertainment 'Finding Neverland' Is Escapist, Schmaltzy, And Visually Dazzling The latest show in the SHN season is Finding Neverland, the 2014 musical based on the 1998 play The Man Who Was Peter Pan by Allan Knee and subsequent 2004 film Finding Neverland,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Namu Noodle Pops Up In The Sunset, Deccan Spice Comes To The Castro, And More When we weren't drinking and stuffing pastry in our faces to deal with the horror show that is reality, we reveled in the price chop of a stupid juicer, detailed Super Duper Burger's
