SF News Profiles Of The Final Nine Ghost Ship Fire Victims SFist is continuing to offer brief remembrances and obituaries as they're being collected from various news sources and friends. Here was the first group of eight, the second group of six, another seven,
Arts & Entertainment '946: The Amazing Story Of Adolphus Tips' Brims With Inventive Energy At Berkeley Rep In what's become a welcome, holiday-season tradition at Berkeley Rep, Britain's Kneehigh Theatre company has returned once more for their fourth production on a Berkeley stage, a new piece adapted from a World
SF News As Calls To Ban Trump Grow, Twitter Provides Window Into President-Elect's Mind Supporters of Donald Trump were sent into an internet frenzy last week when Twitter officials stated that they would consider banning the president-elect should he violate the site's rules. But as the #BanTrump
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Kuleto's To Close After 30 Years, Opening Up Prime Powell Street Location Longtime Union Square tourist trap Kuleto's (221 Powell Street), which opened along with the Villa Florence Hotel in 1986 and was one of the first restaurants in prolific designer and restaurateur Pat Kuleto's
SF News Photo Du Jour: Car Owner Leaves Ultimate Anti-Theft Note San Francisco, as you may have noticed from your own unfortunate experience or merely the trail of shattered glass on our sidewalks, is a godforsaken town where petty thieves and criminals will stop
SF News Why Your Muni Fare Will Be Going Up To $2.50 In January (If You're Paying In Cash) It behooves us to remind you that effective January 1, 2017, San Francisco Muni riders who pay their fare in cash will face a 25-cent fare increase. As was proposed in April, riders
SF News Promise Of Free City College Likely To Go Unmet Following Mayoral Budget Decision When voters passed Proposition W back in November, they were told that revenues generated by the increased real estate transfer tax on residential and commercial properties worth over $5 million would go toward
SF News Anti-Trump Demonstrations Planned In SF And Oakland Saturday And Monday Several local demonstrations are planned this weekend and Monday in a show of resistance against President-Elect Donald Trump, and in support of any faithless (or "moral", as they've been recast) electors who would
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink RIP Smoking On El Rio Patio: Landlord Enforcing Ban, Says Bar San Francisco smokers may be an overall minority, but more often than not they're a well represented group on the back patio of El Rio. That space, a grotto behind the queer-leaning bar
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: You're Drinking Algae Health officials are warning the public about the dangers of eating wild mushrooms after a spike in people falling ill from consuming poisonous ones in Monterey County. [KRON 4] The Massachusetts Institute of
Arts & Entertainment 'Max' And 'Bella' Top List Of San Francisco Dog Names I thought I was so hilarious and clever for naming my dog "The Governor." A one-eyed, skittish Italian Greyhound with only a few teeth and a bad case of alopecia, it seemed funny
SF News Child Protective Services Allegedly Inside Ghost Ship Days Before Fire The story of the tragic Ghost Ship fire has become one of warnings both missed and ignored. Former friends of master tenant Derick Ion Almena say they told him that his space was
Arts & Entertainment Emma Stone And Ryan Gosling Appear With 'La La Land' Director Damien Chazelle At Castro Theatre Thursday night marked the first ever SF Honors awards ceremony from the SF Film Society, with the prize for 2016 awarded to La La Land, a new movie musical from Whiplash director Damien
Arts & Entertainment Six Holiday Gift Items That Make It Look Like You Tried Save up to 85% on our best deals for when you need a good gift—fast. The holidays are here, meaning your arsenal of emergency gifts needs to be handy. You know, for
SF News 'Silicon Valley' Star TJ Miller Arrested Following Altercation With Uber Driver Over Trump In a move that sounds more befitting of actor TJ Miller's character on Silicon Valley, the oafish Erlich Bachmann, Miller was arrested in Hollywood early this morning according to the venerable source of
SF News Man And Woman Dead In Separate San Francisco Slayings Thursday A man and a woman are dead Friday, after two separate homicidal incidents claimed their lives Thursday evening. According to the San Francisco Police Department, officers were called to the 2000 block of
SF News Ancient SoMa Water Main Breaks, Flooding Central Subway And Snarling Traffic Water main break causes some flooding in the Moscone Center and unfinished MTA subway. https://t.co/Y3kEfdsgLN pic.twitter.com/zwmgoJpeRi— NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) December 9, 2016 A South of Market
Arts & Entertainment Odd Casting Chills A Jumpy 'Jackie' Natalie Portman, who began her career as a child actress, moved on to play both a manic pixie girl and a sci-fi princess, has grown up to be a very actress. Even when
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Big Rig's Chicken Mess Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here "What's so bad about the absurd entitlement of hordes
SF News Day Around The Bay: New York Times Delving Deep Into Oakland Tragedy Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. The U.S. House of Representatives engaged in a
SF News Oakland Fire Victims Included These Six Artists And Creative Forces As the names of the missing officially become the names of the dead, SFist is continuing to offer brief remembrances and obituaries as they're being collected from various news sources and friends. The
SF News YouTube To Pay Huge Settlement In Songwriting Royalties Case YouTube today announced that it has agreed to a large settlement with a songwriting rights trade group, in what outsiders view as an attempt to play nice with the music industry. The New
SF News Should Muni Just Ignore People Who Sneak On Without Paying? Proof of fare? Who cares. An argument Wired is making in a piece using Muni data as evidence says that ignoring fare evaders on public transit is a virtue. Frankly, it's a virtue
SF News Proposed Fillmore And California Parklet/Arch Would Recall Similar Historic Structures Is it just me, or is there a bit of a parklet arms race going on these days? For some years, cafes and restaurants have been upping the ante in terms of their
Arts & Entertainment Nine Events Supporting Ghost Ship Fire Victims And Their Families With the Bay Area arts scene gutted and shaken to the core by the tragic loss of life resulting from the Ghost Ship fire, numerous relief efforts have sprung up to benefit the
