SF News Future Unclear For Sundance Kabuki Theater As Megachain AMC Approved To Buy Its Owner Sundance Kabuki Theater and its pleasant moviegoing experience — aided by the beer, wine, and cocktails available at certain of its screens — is potentially due for changes as the owner of the Sundance mini-chain,
SF News Photo Du Jour: Cable Car Takes On Tesla Model X A cable car and a Tesla Model X got in a nasty little altercation, with the iconic mode of transit appearing to come out on top. The above photo was posted to Reddit,
SF News Report: Cycling Up Across San Francisco Daily trips by bicycle are up across San Francisco this year, with a new SFMTA report putting the increase at 8 percent over last year. Specifically, this refers to weekday rides — suggesting that
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Farewell, Sweetie Starting today, a limited number of weekday BART trains will run during commute hours for the duration of the holidays. [Bay City News] Elon Musk tweets that the updated version of Tesla's Autopilot
SF News Fight Over Phone Charger Leads To Moscone Center Area Robbery A man staying at a Moscone Center-area hotel was robbed at gunpoint Thursday, following an altercation over a cell phone charger. Police were called to a hotel on the 800 block of Howard
Arts & Entertainment Go Do This Thing: 'Out Of The Box,' A Sneaker Exhibit At Oakland Museum Over at the Oakland Museum of California, a new exhibit tracks the phenomenon of sneakers as fashion items and design objects. It's called Out of the Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture and
SF News NYE Concert Supposedly Benefiting Food Bank With K-Ci & JoJo Is Bogus Internet Scam What more fitting way to conclude 2016, a year full of surprise horrors and tragedies, than by getting scammed out of $100 or more for admission to a New Year's Eve benefit concert
SF News Deplorable Teens Attack Penniless Man In Mission Police are seeking two unkind teens following a morning attack on a man in the Mission. According to the San Francisco Police Department, a 41-year-old man was walking near 24th and Bryant Streets
SF News Two Feet Of Snow Expected This Weekend In The Sierra Ready the snow chains and the skis, as up to two feet of powder is expected to fall this weekend in parts of the Sierra. A forecaster with the National Weather Service told
SF News Homeless Man Does Video Diary; Another Homeless Man Found Dead In Mission Driveway Police find homeless man dead in Mission driveway Thursday morning after receiving a call for service: https://t.co/y12o2snBK8 pic.twitter.com/DHGIrOBKtF— Mission Local (@MLNow) December 23, 2016 The holidays should
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Mysterious Fires Burn In Golden Gate Park Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here How do I know if my purse is decent?
SF News Day Around The Bay: Woman Found Dead On Baker Beach Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Private security guards dismantled approximately 12 tents in an
SF News San Francisco Might Actually (Maybe) Get Snow On Christmas Eve Citizens of San Francisco, have you heard the good news? The Chronicle reports that there is a chance we might get a dusting of snow on Christmas Eve. How much of chance? A
SF News State Supreme Court Will Hear Case That Could Decide Future Of Local 5G Networks And Laws About City Aesthetics Do cities in California have the right to adopt ordinances for aesthetic reasons? The answer to that question regarding the definition of public use will be decided by the state Supreme Court, who
SF News $91K Bronze Gavin Newsom Bust Headed For City Hall Fans of Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom's luscious mane have cause to celebrate today, as the former San Francisco Mayor is to be immortalized at City Hall in the form of a bronze bust.
Arts & Entertainment Holiday Palate Cleanser: The Secret Chord Progression That Makes A Song Sound Christmas-y Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" and Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" are two of the most popular and beloved Christmas songs of all time. And they share the same chord
Arts & Entertainment Video: Projectionists Keep On Rolling At The Roxie "It feels like a secret performance" Isaac Sherman, a projectionist at the Mission's Roxie Theater tells KQED. Their lovely video, shot by Claudia Escobar, takes us inside the projection booth at the Roxie
SF News BART's Ancient Computer Systems Are Holding Up Opening Of New Warm Springs/South Fremont Station We were led to believe by some optimists at BART that the long-awaited Warm Springs extension, which takes BART's Fremont line 5.4 miles further south toward San Jose, was going to be
SF News Fear Not, Bay Area: Ivanka Trump And Family Are Just At SFO On A Layover A JetBlue flight to San Francisco from New York's JFK airport is about an hour late this afternoon, a delay presumably tied to the hubbub in the plane's cabin this morning: A Hunter
SF News Self-Driving Ubers Depart San Francisco On The Back Of Self-Driving Trucks Just over a week after the company launched its self-driving service in San Francisco to much fanfare, Uber executives today ordered their autonomous Volvo SUVs packed up and shipped out of state to
SF News 'By The Way, I Am Satan,' Says Alleged Bay Area Vandal To Judge A man accused of "a drug-fueled rampage" inside a North Bay school earlier this week didn't do much to defend himself in court this week, instead announcing that he was the Prince of
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Bay Area Enjoys Rainfall Bounty The Bay Area has received more than its fair share of rainfall since October 1. [KRON 4] How people streaming media are burning coal. [Wired] Charles Schwab commits to keeping HQ in San
SF News SF Airbnb Host Robbed Of Life Savings Kept In Home Safe A San Francisco yoga instructor and Airbnb host is receiving an outpouring of community support after a home burglary resulted in the loss of her life savings. Janet Stone, a 48-year-old single mother,
SF News At Mission Meeting, SF Homeless Czar Declares 'We Have Completed Our Work Here And I Realize It May Not Look Like That' A meeting of neighbors in the Mission District joined by city leaders such as incoming supervisor Hillary Ronen, who replaces David Campos, and Jeff Kositsky, director of the new Department of Homelessness and
Arts & Entertainment This Telephoto Lens Turns Your Smartphone Camera Into A DSLR The most portable, affordable way to capture pro-quality photos at a moment’s notice. Smartphone cameras these days are incredibly advanced — but if there’s one feature that could use a little love,
