SF News Man Beaten With Golf Club, Bitten In Random Market Street Attack A man walking on a busy stretch of Market Street was randomly attacked Thursday night, police say, by a man wielding a golf club. Police say that the 24-year-old male victim was walking
SF News Video: Black Market Weed Growers Suffer As Medical Growers Go Corporate With Legalization In the wake of the passage of Prop 64 last week, Vice News has done a piece titled "A Tale of Two Growers," contrasting the fates of Steve DeAngelo, the hugely successful founder
Arts & Entertainment Massive Sketchfest Lineup Includes 'The Kids In The Hall' While Comedy Central Announces New 3-Day SF Fest Ta-da! SF Sketchfest 2017, the event's 16th annual incarnation, has revealed its gigantic lineup for shows from January 12-29. It's a who's who of comedy in all its forms, from film to stand-up
SF News Homelessness Goes Down Nationwide, Rises On West Coast A new federal point-in-time census of the US homeless population, taken in January 2016 by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), found that across the nation even in New York City
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Alameda's Oakland Bridge Dreams Protesters who blocked Bay Bridge on MLK Day call for charges to be dropped. [Bay City News] Playing pictionary with Google's AI. [Wired] Two displaced in Outer Mission house fire. [KRON 4] Microsoft
SF News SFPD Releases Mug Shots Of Men Arrested In Fatal Beating Of Homeless Man If you were wondering what the men accused of beating disabled homeless man ai Lam look like, wonder no more: Friday morning, the San Francisco Police Department released the booking photos (aka mug
SF News BART Ridership Dips For The First Time In Six Years, Budget Will Be Trimmed Bay Area Rapid Transit is riding high after the passage of District Measure RR, entitling the regional system to a $3.5 billion bond after voter approval earlier this month. But BART's July
SF News SF Public Defender's Office Proposes $5 Million Fund To Fight Deportation Cases Under Trump For the estimated 30,000 undocumented immigrants living in San Francisco, life could get a whole lot more difficult under a Trump Administration if the President-Elect sticks to his promise to ramp up
SF News SF's District Attorney Hires Two $35,000 Labrador Retrievers The office of San Francisco's District Attorney gained two new employees — but unlike (one assumes) the rest of the staff there, these recent hires walk around without pants, eat off the floor, and
Arts & Entertainment Plot-Packed 'Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them' Plays To Adults It's been almost 20 years since the first novel was released, and fifteen since the first film in the series hit theaters. Those kids who first read those books and saw the movies
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Twitter's Sorry About Neo-Nazi Ads Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Someone needs to replace Scott Wiener on the Board
Arts & Entertainment Watch Kanye West Tell Crowd, 'I Would Have Voted For Trump' And 'We're In A Racist Country' After the election, chatter started to pick up again about Kanye West running for president in 2020. Well, speaking to his audience at the SAP Center on his special Saint Pablo Tour hoverboard,
Arts & Entertainment This Year's Top 7 Watches Are All 75% Off Or More From classic to high-tech, here’s a collection of our best timepiece sales. Your watch can do a whole lot more for you than just tell the time. Whether you need your timepiece
SF News SF Supervisors' Resolution: Climate Change Is Real, LGBT Rights Can't Change, And Black Lives Matter In a symbolic but powerful resolution that might even make our neighbors in far-left Berkeley a bit envious, the Board of Supervisors took time on Tuesday to pass a resolution thoroughly affirming the
SF News Day Around The Bay: Airbnb Launches Trips, Offering In-Depth Travel Guides And Experiences Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Airbnb today announced the launch of Trips, one of
SF News Who Will Replace Scott Wiener On the Board Of Supervisors? With District 8 Supervisor Scott Wiener headed off to Sacramento, the Board of Supervisors is soon to be Wiener-less. Who will fill the gaping void on that governing body for the City and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Los Angeles Will Also Get A Tartine Manufactory Downtown, Three Times The Size Of Bay Area Flagship Though the location still hasn't been confirmed, Eater LA has news that SF's beloved Tartine Bakery, which has been planning an LA expansion for the past two years, will be opening a huge
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Frowns Are Beautiful Too Turn that frown upside down! After all, to borrow the term for the shadow universe from Stranger Things, that's where we all live now. A series of encouraging signs, that I, with that
Arts & Entertainment The 9 Coolest Private Clubs In The Bay Area Perhaps this isn't the most ideal moment to be talking about frivolous endeavors, and spending one's money on anything besides the revolution. But if you've got the means and you're of a mind
SF News Third Suspect Arrested In Horrific Beating Death Of Man Sleeping On SF Street Weeks after two of the suspects in a 2014 slaying of a disabled homeless man were arrested, a third person has been taken into custody in the violent and disturbing case. As previously
SF News Sod Laid, Newly Green Alamo Square Nears 'Late Winter' Opening A photo posted by M O S T (@mannyot) on Nov 13, 2016 at 6:35pm PST San Francisco's most photogenic park — Alamo Square, with its downtown views foregrounded by the picturesque Painted
SF News [Update] Supposed Escape Tunnel Under Historic Market Street Gay Bars Fails To Delay Large Development We learned last month of a skirmish occurring as a massive condo and hotel development at 950 Market Street is heading for its final approvals, due to the presence of several buildings that
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink La Urbana, The Upscale Mexican Spot On Divis, Has Closed Get ready to pour one out — mezcal would be most appropriate, but tequila will do — for La Urbana, which appears to have closed suddenly and, according to Inside Scoop, perhaps permanently on the
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: The iPhone Almost Didn't Happen Fears of a suspicious package halted traffic at Mission and Fremont this morning. [KRON 4] The SFPD says they're committed to enacting DOJ-recommended reforms. [Bay City News] Why self-driving cars won't put all
SF News Cold Temperatures To Give Way For Rainy Weekend Forecast models continue to show the potential for a wet weekend ahead. #cawx #bayarearain pic.twitter.com/pS4kxbQsuS— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) November 15, 2016 The cold snap that began last night with
