SF News 6.9 Magnitude Offshore Earthquake In Japan Triggers Tsunami Warning For Fukushima An early morning earthquake struck off the Japanese coast Monday near Honshu triggering a tsunami warning for Fukushima prefecture, the same place that suffered devastating tsunami damage in the March 2011 earthquake there.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Is SF's Golden Age Of Restaurants Seeing Its Sunset? As 2016 comes to a close, a few things are coming into focus about what the year taught the local restaurant industry. Fixed-price menus are on the rise at the same time as
SF News Uber Assures Worried Customers It Will Not 'Publicly Display' Your Ride History An Uber ride to a Planned Parenthood clinic. A weekly ride to an address that hosts AA meetings. Early morning pickups at your coworker's address. Ride-hail company Uber knows intimate information about its
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: CCSF Staff To Shrink A discount goods store selling everything from clothes to small appliances to luggage on Mission near 20th Street is expected to shut down, perhaps as soon as the end of the year. [Mission
SF News Mission High School Student Injured In Dolores Park Scrum With Homeless Men A confusing confrontation in Dolores Park left a Mission High School student injured and members of the community concerned about violence in the area. A report from the San Francisco Police Department reads
Arts & Entertainment Daisy Does The Niners: 49ers Lose 9th Straight Game, Fall 30-17 to the Patriots by Daisy Barringer I fully admit that I’ve become that fan The one who sees how truly terrible her team is and is therefore rooting for draft position over wins. Still, if
SF News Friday Night Homicide Is San Francisco's 48th For 2016 An attack from a group of assailants left a man dead Friday night, fatally stabbed in San Francisco's Civic Center area. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the male victim was attacked
Arts & Entertainment This Special Edition Key Organizer Is The Perfect Gift And 50% Off This compact Kickstarter success is now coated in 24-karat gold plating. The KeySmart Extended Key Organizer: 24K Gold Edition combines our two favorite things: knowing where our keys are at all times, and
SF News SF's Tallest, Most Tremendous Christmas Tree? It's At A Building Partially Owned By Donald Trump When the yugest, really the most tremendous Christmas tree in San Francisco is lit up in a ceremony on November 29th, Donald Trump won't be there to flip the switch, but his spirit
SF News NPR Takes Dive Into Facebook's Content Management Process, Says It's 'Set Up To Fail' Late Friday, Mark Zuckerberg sought to quell the angst about Facebook losing the election for Hillary Clinton by posting a pledge to try harder, as a company, to combat the proliferation of fake
SF News Man Shot From Behind In Clarion Alley An early-morning shooting in San Francisco's iconic Clarion Alley set a man to the hospital Monday, the second act of violence in the tourist hot spot in recent months. According to the San
SF News Someone Stole A SFFD SUV From Inside A Fire Station In an early evening bit of derring-do last night, an unnamed individual reportedly stole a San Francisco Fire Department battalion chief vehicle right out of a station. KRON 4 reports that the vehicle
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Theranos Loses Its Lawyer 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: Mark Zuckerberg walked back his dismissal
Arts & Entertainment SF Zoo Gets Three Reindeer Visiting For The Holidays Belle, Holly, and Peppermint, three reindeer, have arrived to add some holiday cheer to the San Francisco Zoo, where they will be hanging out on the Playfield Lawn every day through the new
Arts & Entertainment All About 'I'm Not Fascinating,' A Quirky Relic Of 1990's San Francisco I'm Not Fascinating—The Movie! The Trailer from danny plotnick on Vimeo. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the first screening of I'm Not Fascinating, a 1996 film centered on the arguably
SF News Sunday Links: NorCal Gold Star Family Booed On Plane 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 going on in the world of food? [SFist]
SF News Zuckerberg Walks Back His Dismissal Of Fake News Problem, Says Facebook Will Take Steps To Combat Bulls**t Just a week ago, Mark Zuckerberg was calling it a "crazy idea" that a proliferation of fake news stories on Facebook, most of them favoring a conservative bias, helped Donald Trump win the
SF News Man Arrested In Bayview For Spraying Racist Graffiti The nation's rash of emboldened racism continues with an incident Thursday evening in the Bayview. The SFPD sent out a release regarding the arrest of and charges against 33-year-old David Chacon of San
SF News Saturday Links: High-Profile Cop Takes On SFPD Union Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here It's unsurprising that the results of the election have
SF News Day Around The Bay: Bernal Heights Fire Possibly Caused By Cigarette UPDATE: Employee of nearby Good Frikin Chicken tells SF Examiner he heard "explosion" when fire started pic.twitter.com/u0sP0uD1aP— SF Examiner (@sfexaminer) June 18, 2016 Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Babu Ji Opens Next Week, Ryan Scott's Finn Town To Launch Next Month, And More This week at the SFist food bureau: We had word that restaurateur George Chen's long-delayed China Live would open in January, we took a moment to weigh the pros and cons of a
SF News Months Later, Apple Launches Repair Program For iPhone 'Touch Disease' Remember the "touch disease" phenomenon among iPhone 6 Pluses that came to light, ever so coincidentally, right around the time of the iPhone 7 launch? That was back in late August, and at
SF News Video: Local Charity Pranks Nob Hill Shoppers With 'Poverty Line' Prices Toilet paper for 17 bucks? Milk for almost $25? Eye-popping prices are the point: Adweek is celebrating today as its "ad of the day" a local spot from a local charity, the Tipping
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Eat This: Boudin Blanc At Camino Chef Russell Moore has something in his repertoire that has dogged him for years now precisely because it so delicious. It's called boudin blanc, and if you're unfamiliar with this rich and much
SF News The Election of Donald Trump Has Caused A Spike In Crisis Hotline Use In SF Following the Democalypse of last week, some parts of the country i.e. every city are going through major anxiety crises and deep depressions while other parts of the country basically everywhere that
