SF News Saturday Links: Ed Lee Is The Best Paid Mayor In The US Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Should you go see Live By Night? SFPD says
SF News Police Release Photos Of Suspect In Machete Slashing Case At Civic Center BART The San Francisco Police Department is still seeking their suspect in a machete attack last week inside the Civic Center BART station. The attack occurred on Friday evening, January 6, and was witnessed
SF News Day Around The Bay: Soup Kitchen Nuns Get Green Light For Mission Spot Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. It's been ten months since Tony Robbins bought those
Arts & Entertainment This Day In History: Johnny Cash Performs At Folsom Prison Today marks the 49th anniversary of the recording of the live album intended to revive the then flagging career of Johnny Cash, At Folsom Prison, which took place on January 13, 1968. As
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: AQ Says Farewell, Alba Ray's Cajun Nears, And More This week we've seen the notable dustup over the fate of salty Union Square mainstay Lefty O'Doul's, which appears to be a tug-of-war between the landlord and the longtime manager, we learned that
SF News Obama Moves To Protect More California Coast In Mendocino, Humboldt, Santa Cruz Thanks, Obama: Among the final acts of a presidency in which conservation was a "cornerstone," the commander-in-chief has designated more than 6,000 acres of coastal areas to join the California Coastal National
SF News Two Tower Of Power Bandmates Hit By Oakland Amtrak Train On Way To Yoshi's Appearance Two musicians of the Oakland R&B group Tower of Power are recovering in the hospital after being struck by an Amtrak train in Jack London Square last night. According to the
SF News Attorney In Vallejo 'Gone Girl' Civil Case Insinuates That Cops Are Withholding Evidence An attorney for Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn, the Vallejo couple victimized in that bizarre, aborted kidnapping case from March 2015 that Vallejo cops initially announced was a hoax, now says that he's
SF News Marin County Meningitis Death Puts Larkspur SoulCycle Riders On Alert Around 200 people who have recently taken a class at the SoulCycle in Larkspur have been contacted by the Marin County Department of Public Health after a man who worked out at the
SF News CCSF Lives, Accreditation Reaffirmed For 7 Years As administrators hoped and expected, City College of San Francisco has its accreditation reaffirmed for the full term of the next seven years as the school announced in a press release today. The
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Market Street Trader Joe's Promises March Opening After a bout of delays put the kibosh on Trader Joe's plans to open a location at Fourth and Market Streets this October, the company appears to be back on track and set
Arts & Entertainment Mesmerizing Slow-Motion Video Shows King Tide Creep Up On The Embarcadero Some slo motion video shots of #KingTides creeping through the Embarcadero roadway! pic.twitter.com/xsAe7YNOLH— SF Port (@SFPort) January 12, 2017 Put aside your complaints regrading vertical video (after all, the New
Arts & Entertainment Dan Savage's Amateur Porn Fest Features Many 'Make America Great Again' Hats At an erotica film festival that includes footage of a couple having sex while skydiving and a man inserting a stick of butter into himself, the nastiest, the filthiest, the most grotesque and
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Gas Prices Skyrocket Gas prices in the Bay Area and throughout California climbed appreciably over the past month. [KRON 4] The San Francisco Police Commission has elected Julius Turman as its new president. [Bay City News]
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Kahn & Keville Marquee Imparts Pre-Inauguration Wisdom My religion is Tire Store at the Corner of Larkin and Turk pic.twitter.com/FpZqP5JYPb— TK (@40goingon28) January 13, 2017 We've all got to find solace in the little things as we
SF News Cycling Mugger Menaces Popular Downtown Parking Garage A bike-riding miscreant pedaled through a popular downtown parking garage Thursday night, robbing an elderly man as he rode. According to the San Francsico Police Department, a 79-year-old man was robbed at 8:
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Lefty O'Doul's Actually Not Moving As Landlord Claims Ownership Of All Interior Contents I figured there was something of a tug-of-war going on when the story dropped yesterday that Lefty O'Doul's might have to close and relocate after serving up stiff drinks and steam-table corned beef
SF News Martin Shkreli To Join Milo Yiannopoulos For UC Davis Appearance, But Berkeley Stop Could Be Cancelled Because, I don't know, maybe he hadn't registered sufficient public disgust and outrage at news of his UC Davis speaking engagement to reassure himself of his own existence, Troll Of All Media and
SF News Mother Of Mentally Ill Man Shot By Police Expresses Outrage At Town Hall Meeting The man shot and critically injured by SFPD officers during an altercation at his home last week turns out to have been suffering from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, and his mother, a longtime
Arts & Entertainment 'Live By Night' Spreads A Stiff Ben Affleck Too Thin Ben Affleck is a good director, but has yet to prove himself a great one. His first film, 2007's remains his best, and it is no coincidence it's also the only film he
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: BART Car Loses Wheel Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here These daddy macs won't make you jump (jump), but
Arts & Entertainment Powerful Reminders Of The Past And A Message To The Future At The de Young's <em>Danny Lyon</em> Exhibition A preview of 'Danny Lyon: Message to the Future' with Julian Cox, Chief Curator and Founding Curator of Photography at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco From abandoned street children in Colombia
SF News Day Around The Bay: Helen Diller Foundation Pledges $500 Million To UCSF Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Muni and BART are mostly thankful for the presence
Arts & Entertainment Russian Hill Home Once Owned By Nic Cage Hits The Market A Gothic Tudor mansion on Russian Hill that will be familiar to some as it is highly photographed in shots of the Bay and the Hyde Street cable car has just hit the
SF News Post-Ghost Ship, Dwellers At Three SF Warehouses Ordered By City To Vacate The fallout, both legal and logistical, from the Ghost Ship fire in Oakland in early December is going to continue for years to come. But in the initial wave of complaints and inspections
