SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: SF Smokers Digging Deeper 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: We remembered Sutter Brown, Facebook briefly
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink AQ Closing After Five Years In SoMa One more New Year's surprise in restaurant closing news: AQ is shutting down this month after five years in business and many accolades, both local and national. Thrillist broke the news in this
Arts & Entertainment Trent Baalke Canned As 49ers GM, Chip Kelly Possibly Gone Too Daisy will have something to celebrate this week, even after an exhaustingly awful 49ers season: Rumor has it that the York family sat down to make some decisions about how to address the
SF News New Year's Day Links: Remember Oscar Grant You may have seen Supervisor Eric Mar's op-ed pushing for the Geary BRT. Well here's a counterpoint argument that the current rapid bus service is good enough. [Examiner] Grace Emily Moreno, born 12
SF News Facebook Bans Local Writer For Calling Trump Supporters 'Fascistic', Then Apologizes For 'Mistake' Facebook is once again having to apologize for the actions of one of its community policing operatives after San Francisco-based writer Kevin Sessums was issued a 24-hour suspension for referring to Trump supporters
SF News Video: RIP Sutter Brown, Governor Jerry Brown's Famous Corgi .mcclatchy-embed{position:relative;padding:40px 0 56.25%;height:0;overflow:hidden;max-width:100%}.mcclatchy-embed iframe{position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%} Sad news from Sacramento Friday, and another
SF News New Year's Eve Links: Oakland Parties Under Scrutiny Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here You can get home late/for cheap tonight. [SFist]
SF News Day Around The Bay: Sierra Expects Dumping Of Snow For New Year's Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. One of Governor Jerry Brown's two corgis, Sutter Brown,
SF News Fewer SF Women Watch Porn, Percentage-Wise, Than In Other Major Cities San Francisco is a notoriously kinky town. What with Folsom Street Fair, the Up Your Alley Fair, numerous sex clubs, and the Kink.com headquarters, we're a regular paradise for the uninhibited and
SF News Video: Surveillance Footage Of Brazen Mid-Day Shooting In Bayview Possibly part of an escalating gang war being cited for shootings that occurred on Christmas Day, some creepy footage has emerged of a masked individual in a red sweatshirt taking shots at a
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Champagne Bar The Riddler Nears Opening, Sushi Boat Sinks, And More The San Francisco food and drink world was abuzz this week with news of the abrupt shuttering of Pasta Pomodoro's 15 Bay Area locations, and the transformation of Mr. Bing's into something a
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Where To Celebrate Russian New Year's Since We're Almost Part Of Russia Now San Francisco has long had a significant Russian-American community, centered around Little Russia in the Outer Richmond, a neighborhood which is consequently home to a number of Russian restaurants. And as you may
Arts & Entertainment SF Poster Syndicate Gives Out Anti-Trump Posters In Clarion Alley Enough with the @twitter Come out on the street January 20, 2017 Free #Trump #j20 poster in #ClarionAlley #j20resist pic.twitter.com/BdpskkJb4T— Steve Rhodes (@tigerbeat) December 30, 2016 The SF Poster Syndicate,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Thieves Make Off With Safe In Popsons Restaurant Burglary The CEO of Popsons Burgers is venting on Facebook today after he says two thieves broke into his restaurant and made off with the safe. Alvin Garcia wrote of the crime yesterday, and
SF News Edit Capability Could Be Coming To Tweets, Says Dorsey Rather than spend Christmas evening eating and drinking with family and friends, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky took to Twitter to solicit suggestions from the general public about what the company should launch next
SF News SF Woman Shot In The Face When She Opens Her Door, Survives A male teenage suspect whom police believe to be between the ages of 15 and 19 years old shot a woman in the face near Northridge and Harbor Roads in the Bayview this
SF News Kids' Exposure To Lead In Oakland's Fruitvale District Draws Comparisons To Flint Children in the Fruitvale neighborhood of Oakland are exposed to dangerous levels of lead, and a new report finds that contamination levels are even higher than those of Flint, Michigan. Reuters reported on
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Historic Castro Cafe Flore Sold To LGBT Buyers Who Plan To Keep It The Same The 43-year-old Cafe Flore has been purchased by new owners, who like the present ones are LGBT and who tell the Bay Area Reporter that they plan to keep the classic Castro watering
Arts & Entertainment Video: Amazon Echo Gets Porn-y Real Quick When Child Asks For A Song Oh so funny. The AI takeover of the universe is still a ways off, and as proof, please observe what happens when Amazon's Echo mishears a child and Alexa turns arbitrarily filthy without
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Oakland Zoo Animals Eat Christmas Trees Police recognize BMW belonging to suspect in identity theft case, haul her in. [Bay City News] Proposed development in SF hits a four-year low. [SocketSite] Here are some photos of animals from the
SF News Charges Dropped Against NorCal Man Hit With DUI After Testing Positive For Caffeine Over a year after a Northern California man was charged with a DUI, those charges have been dropped, as prosecutors said that they couldn't prove he was under the influence of anything stronger
SF News A Dozen Russian Diplomats In SF Are Part Of Obama's Ouster; Reporters Shooed Away At Local Consulate San Francisco has one of four Russian consulates in the US, but only ours can claim to have intelligence operatives included on a list of 35 that President Obama ordered out of the
SF News Men Shot To Death In The Mission, Tenderloin Thursday Night Two fatal shootings rocked San Francisco Thursday night, sending the city's already high homicide number for the year even higher. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the first shooting occurred at 5:
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Hecho To Shut Down Temporarily In The Castro, Reopen As Hecho Cantina A little over two years in, sit-down Mexican spot Hecho in the Castro the second venture from Hi Tops partners Jesse Woodward and Dana Gleim is closing Monday for a brief remodel and
SF News Thieves Steal $400K Worth Of Diamonds And Gold From Elderly Jewelry Dealer A jewelry dealer is recovering today after a group of men attacked him and stole his suitcase containing $400,000 worth of gold and diamonds. NBC Bay Area reports that, to make matters
