Arts & Entertainment For 39th Anniversary, Pier 39 Holds 39 Weeks Of Celebratory Events (Starting Today) Pier 39, a destination for tourists and, relatedly, sea lions, is celebrating 39 years since entrepreneurial businessman Warren Simmons took over the mostly defunct cargo pier and recreated it with a dash of
Arts & Entertainment It's Halloween Forever At This Graveyard-Themed Mini Golf Course In Concord Halloween is more than a holiday at Concord's Ghost Golf, a 2010-founded putt-putt course: It's a full-time business, baby. Once upon a time, the yearly occasion was all fun and games for proprietor
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: A Rainbow Over SF City Hall Call it a symbol of hope. Call it just a weather phenomenon that appears fairly often here during a mix of sun and rain. Either way, it's pretty, and maybe this will improve
SF News Is Twitter Forcing Us All To See Tweets From Trump's @POTUS Account? On behalf of my entire family, THANK YOU! #InaugurationDay pic.twitter.com/v2nEMoanIX— President Trump (@POTUS) January 20, 2017 It appears that Twitter may have just pushed out President Trump's first tweet (shown
SF News Facebook Hosts Trump Inauguration Party With Fake News-Pushing Website The Daily Caller, Martin Shkreli Attends At the Daily Caller's inauguration party, featuring Martin, 5k% drug hike, Skreli #Trump #VIPs pic.twitter.com/RBkbbQRWWX— John Hudson (@John_Hudson) January 18, 2017 Facebook may now profess to combat fake news,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink A Brief History Of The California Hofbrau, A Bay Area Dining Tradition News over the past week about the potential relocation, or refurbishing (or total demise) of historic Union Square hofbrau Lefty O'Doul's has perhaps had some of you wondering what is up with this
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Lefty O'Doul's Landlord Claims Proof That They Own All The Bar's Memorabilia The latest in the Lefty O'Doul's saga, following a lawsuit filed Tuesday in San Francisco Superior Court, is that landlord Jon Handlery has now produced a letter from 2001 that his reps say
SF News Thousands Join Hands Across The Golden Gate Bridge In Peaceful Demonstration The Golden Gate Bridge, famous for its red-orange hue, became a sea of purple on Friday morning as thousands of peaceful demonstrators wearing that color — a symbol of unity against bullying according to
SF News Video: Two Large Inauguration Protests Converge On Trump-Co-Owned 555 California Wow. Two large #Inauguration protests just merged at 555 California, a high-rise building partially owned by Trump pic.twitter.com/Cemv4KrFJ4— Michael Barba (@mdbarba) January 20, 2017 People are fired up and ready
SF News Union Street Shopkeeper Throws Herself Atop Suspected Jewelry Thieves' Getaway Vehicle The alleged victim of a San Francsico retail robbery wasn't ready to take the crime lying down Thursday, taking a ride on the suspects' car in an effort to thwart their escape. According
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Pool Shortening Plan Spurs Complaints Seven pups dumped in pouring rain are rescued. [KRON 4] Mark Zuckerberg believes there's a misunderstanding about a series of lawsuits he has filed over land he purchased in Hawaii. [CNet] Sisters get
SF News Local Trump Supporters Rightfully Fear Their Inauguration Parties Might Get Protested You've heard a lot about marches and peaceful protests happening around the Bay Area this weekend, marking the inauguration of (hack, gag, here I go typing it for the first time) President Trump,
SF News Power Of @POTUS Twitter Account Peacefully Transferred To Trump My fellow Americans on Twitter. It is with great honor that I announce to you today that a cornerstone of 21st Century American democracy, the peaceful transfer of the @POTUS Twitter account, has
Arts & Entertainment Standard Girls-Trapped-In-A Basement Thriller 'Split' Isn't Weird Enough In 2015, M. Night Shyamalan returned to the horror genre with , a film that was his best in over a decade. Now he's back with Split, another horror flick that, while not quite
SF News Did You Hear That Thunder This Morning? Check out this crazy lightning in San Francisco this morning! A viewer sent this in. https://t.co/KSQpVw7FSc pic.twitter.com/ytSteACta4— NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) January 20, 2017 It wasn't the
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: PG&E Lays Off Locals, Sends Jobs To India Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Today's going to be a rough one. Here's what
SF News Inauguration Day Protests Block Market Street #BreakingNews #SanFrancisco Protest underway right now on market st. between 10th and 11th. Traffic diverted and Muni rerouted pic.twitter.com/XPneFIiZ2m— Robin Winston (@RobinWinstonTV) January 20, 2017 In the first disruption of
Arts & Entertainment 5 Courses To Help You Confidently Quit Your Job In 2017 From web dev to project management, here’s how to add an in-demand skillset to your resume to impress your next employer. If you’re tired of your current job and are ready
SF News Day Around The Bay: Affordable Housing To Replace Turk And Larkin Tire Shop Known For Marquee Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. There were protests and shutdowns at schools today as
SF News Serial Vandal Advertising Bad Website Stalks The Upper Haight Want to see an endless stream of garbage and graffiti on San Francisco streets and walls without getting anywhere near it? Just go on Twitter and follow @SF311Reports, where you can get an
Arts & Entertainment Eight SF Antidotes To The Inauguration (Besides Drinking Actual Poison) Tomorrow is going to be hard. Simply knowing that a certain person with a comically smug demeanor and rodent-like pinholes for eyes is going to be on television and smartphone screens and dominating
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: A Buddha, A Rabbi, A Black Lives Matter Supporter, And Frida Kahlo's Ghost On A Cable Car New Mission Mural 'An Act Of Kindness In A Trump Era' https://t.co/xN9EaLCPkq by @editcatsf pic.twitter.com/QtTsLgjGML— Hoodline (@Hoodline) January 18, 2017 Street muralist and Bob's Burgers illustrator Sirron
Arts & Entertainment Castro Street Fair Gets Major Makeover After Nearly Going Under In 2016 "We're always living in fear of the day it rains," says Castro Street Fair Board President Juan Garcia. "The moment it started it raining, we were all looking at each other. We knew
SF News Innovation! The Gold Club Is Launching A Virtual Reality Stripping Experience Men who crave the experience of a strip club without leaving the comfort of their own living room — or more likely, basement or cave — you're in luck! The Gold Club has partnered with
SF News Mark Zuckerberg's Personal Facebook Page Is Managed By A Team Of 12 People Pay no attention to the dozen or so people behind that curtain! A Bloomberg report tells us what we should probably have realized all along, which is that Mark Zuckerberg doesn't operate his
