SF News Tourists And Selfie-Takers Need To Stop Going Near The Cliffs And Caves Near The Cliff House Much like this idiot seeking some Insta fame by risking his life on cliff edges in Yosemite, people keep ending up needing to be rescued on and around the cliffs by Sutro Baths
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Bayshore Before The Freeway CA assembly member Phil Ting introduced a state bill on Thursday that would give the California Department of Motor Vehicles more ways to go after companies that illegally operate autonomous vehicles. [CNet] Looking
SF News Men Bashed With Bottle, Shot During Robbery In Separate Dolores Park Crimes Two men were rushed to the hospital from Dolores Park Thursday, after two different crimes led to their injury. According to the San Francsico Police Department, officers were called to the park at
SF News Police Investigating Fatal Tenderloin Assault The victim of a brazen mid-afternoon assault in the Tenderloin has died, and police say that they are investigating the attack as a homicide. According to the San Francisco Police department, a 61-year-old
Arts & Entertainment The City's Finest Pleasures For Less: Pay $25 For A $40 Gilt City Gift Card High-end goods, boutique spas, and fine dining at exclusive prices. Consider yourself a born-and-bred urban dweller, even if you’re a transplant? Even so, there’s likely more you can learn about the
SF News Mayor Lee Announces New District 8 Supe, Openly HIV-Positive Glen Park Resident Jeff Sheehy As was expected, Mayor Lee has filled outgoing Supervisor Scott Wiener's seat on the Board of Supervisors unofficially the "gay seat" on the board since it was originally held by Harvey Milk with
SF News Wildly Inaccurate Muni Wait Time Predictions Will Continue For Weeks In Major Glitch Predicted arrival times on NextMuni signs at transit stops and on NextMuni/NextBus apps are particularly daunting this week — 85 minutes for the N Judah? — and wildly, totally wrong. To blame is a
SF News SFPD Officers Shoot Man Following Dispute Between Neighbors The morning after a rally at San Francsico's Hall of Justice demanding more transparency from the San Francisco Police Department after officers shot and killed a Mission District resident in 2015, the city's
Arts & Entertainment 'Hamilton' National Tour Cast Includes Members Of Broadway And Chicago Casts Casting for the first national tour of Broadway smash hit Hamilton, which officially kicks off here in SF in March, was just announced, and among the principal cast members are performers who are
Arts & Entertainment 'Paterson' Illustrates A Life Of Quiet Inspiration Henry David Thoreau wrote "the mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation." Some might see the life led by Paterson, the lead character in Jim Jarmusch's latest film, , and think that in
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Chrome Decamps To Portland Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here San Francisco rapist's release to San Bernardino County temporarily
SF News Packed Trains, Slow Commute After Disabled Train Halts BART Service To SF That one time #BART was completely insane due to plateform 1 shutting down. pic.twitter.com/jwg6tQLhzk— Keith Ellwood Baker (@KeithEllwood) January 6, 2017 A disabled train in West Oakland halted BART service
SF News Day Around The Bay: Two Skiers Rescued In Lake Tahoe Avalanche Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Remember that avalanche warning yesterday? Two skiers, who luckily
SF News Weather Report: A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall This weekend could get biblical in terms of rain and flooding with what the National Weather Service calls a once in a 5- to 25-year storm. What they classify scientifically as "an Atmospheric
SF News Is Mark Zuckerberg Maybe Planning To Run For President? Yes, he may be the Anti-Trump, and we'd have to wait for a few years to see the two men potentially go toe-to-toe in an election ring, but Wired is floating the rumor
SF News SF Deputy Public Defender And Private Attorney Questioned In Contraband Drug Smuggling Case Smuggled contraband discovered in defendant’s’ shoes brought into court by lawyers https://t.co/RcCstvFLlX via @jonahowenlamb pic.twitter.com/y7ErU0VzNR— SF Examiner (@sfexaminer) January 5, 2017 In a situation straight out
SF News Hippie Vegan Techies Convert Half Moon Bay Farm To Animal Sanctuary After retiring from her role as a dairy goat at another farm, Nibblets came to Sweet Farm near Half Moon Bay to rest out her golden years. Now Nibblets, or Mama Goat as
SF News Supervisor John Avalos Not Afraid To Burn Bridges On His Way Out Of Casterly Rock We've all compared real-life events to those in fiction — hell, I did it today, when I mentioned an episode of a TV show that a BART collision evoked. But at what point does
Arts & Entertainment Your Glam Guide To All The David Bowie-Themed Events This Weekend This weekend would have been David Bowie’s 70th birthday, but instead it’s the one-year anniversary of Bowie’s passing to the great beyond. Since San Francisco so adores the Man Who
SF News Apple Bows To Chinese Pressure And Pulls NYTimes From App Store Chinese Apple customers looking to download the New York Times app through the tech giant's App Store are out of luck, as the company has pulled the news app at the request of
Arts & Entertainment Legendary Fillmore Promoter Bill Graham Set For Film Treatment Bill Graham, a towering figure in San Francisco and rock history, is set to receive the music bio pic treatment courtesy of Fox. Deadline broke the news, reporting that writer Zach Dean and
SF News San Francisco Is At The Forefront Of Another Frontier: Care For The Dying In large part due to the enormity of suffering and loss of life during the height of the AIDS epidemic here, San Francisco has emerged two decades later with new models for providing
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Oakland Police Face Yet Another Lawsuit The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a suspect in Cupertino who allegedly hit a patrol car with a stolen car. [KRON 4] Two East Oakland residents are suing the
SF News Local Dog Owners Unleash 'WoofieLeaks' Documents Alleging National Park Service Anti-Canine Bias Some rabid Bay Area dog owners are blowing the whistle in an attempt to demonstrate that the National Park Service's process for creating some highly controversial new rules for dogs in coastal park
SF News National Department Store Bloodbath Leads To Closure Of Another San Francisco Macy's After a holiday season that left major retail chains reeling with disappointment, department store giants Macy's, Sears, and Kmart have announced a massive wave of real estate sales, closures and shutdowns, including one
