SF News Man Shot After Collision On Bay Bridge Ramp A man was rushed to a San Francisco hospital by a family member Wednesday, after a collision on a Bay Bridge ramp turned violent. According to the San Francisco Police Department, a 21-year-old
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Yelp Unveils Barftastically-Titled 'Yelfies' Aussie students recreate Martin Shkreli's $750 HIV pill for $20. [CNet] Yelp unveils "Yelfies," the infernal combination of a selfie and a check-in via their platform. [SF Gate] Big black building proposed for
SF News California DMV Rejects License Plate FURRIES As 'Sexual' Term Yiff, everybody! Wait, did I use that right? According to the meme dictionary website Know Your Meme, "Yiff" is a term among furries — a subculture/fandom of people who claim identities as cuddly,
SF News Three Pedestrians Struck In Separate Collisions Wednesday Three pedestrians are recovering Thursday, after they were struck by motorists on San Francisco streets yesterday. In the first such case from Wednesday, two pedestrians were rushed to San Francisco General Hospital at
SF News Levi's CEO Asks Customers To Stop Bringing Guns Into His Stores San Francisco-based Levi Strauss & Co. stepped into the national debate on gun safety yesterday when company CEO Chip Bergh published an open letter asking that his customers stop bringing firearms into Levi's
Arts & Entertainment This Company Will Deliver Christmas Trees To Your Door For 50% Off Because getting in the spirit in your city apartment is hard enough. Ah, Christmas: when family visits, gift-gifting and holiday parties all tend to blow up in our faces at once. You can
SF News After Two Months On SF Streets, Convicted Castro Corpse Mutilator/Arsonist Returns To Jail David Munoz Diaz's San Francisco rap sheet is a long one, beginning with a fatal choking in which he burnt his victim's body, as well as a series of arsons in the Castro
SF News SF Unified School District Mass-Voicemail Assures Parents It Will Protect Immigrant Students "We are committed to providing a safe space for learning for each and every one of our students including recent immigrants regardless of immigration status," sounded a voicemail message intended to reassure parents
Arts & Entertainment It Turns Out The 'Full House' House In SF Was Bought By Show Creator Jeff Franklin "Whatever happened to predictability?" Back in the late '80s the Full House theme song longed for a simpler time, but at least we can rest assured now that the touchstone location of the
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: SJP Terms Twitter 'A Boneyard' 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 Last Waltz turns 40. [SFist] Legislation that would
SF News Day Around The Bay: Stop Feeding The Bernal Hill Coyote 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 Bernal Hill coyote is in danger because people
Arts & Entertainment San Francisco 'Hamilton' Tickets Go On Pre-Sale Monday Morning, General Sale December 12 As you likely already know, the absurdly popular Hamilton is set to come to San Francisco this spring — opening on March 14 and running through August 5. We now learn via SHN that
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bar Agricole / Trou Nourmand Team Plans 24th Street Rum Bar 'Obispo' Thad Vogler, a spirits devotee whose love of craft distilleries and regional variation is on full display at his Bar Agricole and Trou Normand, is preparing a new shrine to rum on 24th
SF News Here Are The Latest Mission Rock Development Renderings From The Giants A new round of renderings for the proposed Mission Rock development is set to be presented this coming Monday to the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission, and the updated images provide
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 12 Unhealthiest Dishes In San Francisco As the holidays are upon us, you're probably saying eff it to your healthy-ish lifestyle and eating and drinking whatever's put in front of you. For those of you who are exercising self-care
Arts & Entertainment Happy 40th To 'The Last Waltz,' The Greatest Concert In San Francisco History The Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco was the first place that the Band played as "the Band," guitarist Robbie Robertson tells director Martin Scorsese in an interview from his magnificent concert documentary The
SF News Fear Of Trump Spurs Internet Archive To Create Canadian Backup The internet is moving to Canada — well, a backup of its history is, anyway. The San Francisco-based Internet Archive announced yesterday in a blog post that following the election of Donald Trump, the
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: San Francisco's 'Predatory Government' [Slate] dubs Michael Chabon "The Scheherazade of the East Bay." Wired magazine’s creative director is joining Apple. [Recode] The biggest challenge to diversifying tech talent. [CNet] Malware designed to look like real
SF News Three Dogs Rescued In Stockton Were Allegedly Being Abused... Sexually If you needed another reason never to cross the Altamont Pass again, a story out of Stockton today tells of the rescue of three dogs over the holiday weekend who were apparently being
SF News Chariot To Add New Routes And 50 Additional Vans Following Acquisition By Ford Flush with an undisclosed influx of cash following September's acquisition by Ford Motor Company, private shuttle service Chariot announced that it intends to both add 50 new vans and several new routes to
SF News Warriors Win! Mission Bay Arena Defeats Umpteenth Last-Ditch Legal Challenge The Golden State Warriors may have vanquished their off-court opponents and appear ready to move forward on a Mission Bay stadium, dubbed the Chase Center, where the Examiner reports pre-construction work on the
SF News Four Small Earthquakes Rumble Through Oakland Early Wednesday Did you feel them? A cluster of four earthquakes centered near Mountain View Cemetery rocked the Oakland area, if gently, last night with the first at 2:05 a.m. That, KRON 4
SF News [Update] Employee Killed While Setting Up Cirque du Soleil Show In SF An employee of the Cirque du Soleil show Luzia was killed Tuesday night, the victim of what authorities describe as an "industrial accident." San Francisco Police Department spokesperson Officer Grace Gatpandan says that
SF News Man With (Possibly Fake) Gun Empties SF Theater During Brad Pitt Movie San Francisco's AMC Metreon 16 was evacuated Tuesday night, after witnesses say a man with a gun began yelling during a screening of the movie Allied. According to San Francisco Police Department spokesperson
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: SF's New Animal Shelter Approved Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Here's everything you could be doing this week. [SFist]
