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
SF News San Jose Teacher Tells Student Who Sat Through National Anthem He Could Be Deported Under Trump A PE teacher at Oak Grove High School in San Jose is currently on leave and could face disciplinary action after she allegedly made a deeply ignorant and offensive remark to a student
Arts & Entertainment Video: Magician Terrifies Steph Curry, Drake, And Dave Chappelle With Vaudeville-Era Routine Sometimes it's an egg, sometimes it's a ball — but whatever the case, the gimmick in which a seemingly empty magician's mouth suddenly produces an item or items has been in play for over
SF News Non-Muslim Woman With Lupus Attacked In Fremont For Wearing Headscarf; Taiwanese Church Vandalized Milpitas woman is apparent victim of hate crime while hiking #Mission Peak in #Fremont. Her story 5pm @kron4news pic.twitter.com/5352nRMNzE— @Rob Fladeboe kron4 (@KRON4RFladeboe) November 17, 2016 The disturbing stories continue
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Durant Disses Drake Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Get your crab on! [SFist] The Embarcadero lights go
SF News Day Around The Bay: First SF Frost Advisory Of The Season Issued For Tonight Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. I'm literally shivering as the season's first frost warning
SF News Theranos Whistleblower Was Grandson Of Board Member George Shultz, Former Secretary Of State The walls are closing in around Palo Alto-based "blood testing" startup Theranos, whom erstwhile partner Walgreens is now suing for $140 million in voided tests. But a new layer to the drama has
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Jane's Third Location, A Retail Bakery At Geary and Steiner, To Open Later This Month Sweet, sweet Jane. The cafe that opened on Fillmore Street in 2011 and has since expanded to Larkin in 2014 will open its third location, a retail store and bakery operation at 1881
SF News Mayor Lee Proposes Limits On Pot Grows In Industrial Spaces Looking ahead to the full, free-wheeling retail marketplace for recreational marijuana that will be hitting California in just over a year, Mayor Ed Lee introduced legislation Tuesday that would require pot growers to
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Where To Eat Some Delicious Dungeness Crab As Crab Season Officially Kicks Off You may have missed or forgotten the news because of something or other going on in the world, but Dungeness crab season kicked off Tuesday for commercial fisherman, meaning that fresh, delectable crabs
SF News Supervisors Delay 25% Affordable Mission Development Blaming 'Hateful, Divisive' Public Comment Although many community voices during a public comment period at a Board of Supervisors meeting yesterday made the case to continue forward with a massive Mission District development on South Van Ness Avenue,
SF News Civil Claim Filed Against Both The City And Transbay Terminal Developer In Millennium Tower Morass Another week, another legal filing regarding the Leaning Tower of San Francisco, a.k.a. Millennium Tower which has also sunk into the ground a reportedly unexpected sixteen inches since it was completed
SF News Trump Strategist Steve Bannon Implies Too Many Asians Have Power In Silicon Valley On the campaign trail, Donald Trump vowed to "drain the swamp" on Capitol Hill. Instead, he's made clear with his staff appointments so far that his intention is to pump it full of
SF News Valencia's Multikulti To Close, Bringing Heartbreak To Costume Community That handwritten sign in the window display of Frida Kahlo leggings, chunky Egyptian collar necklaces, and blingy ballcaps, sadly, is correct. After more than 16 years, popular Valencia Street costume boutique Multikulti has
SF News Financial District Lottery Ticket Looter Escapes With Goods A man who has apparently made a habit of troublesome behavior struck again Tuesday, stealing a stack of lottery tickets then running off into the night. The heist went down at a store
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: What's AT&T Park Worth? Mountain lion spotted in Pacifica. [KRON 4] DDG Partners is pushing forward with plans to raze the former Loren ‘Hap’ Jones’ former motorcycle shop at 235 Valencia Street and build 45 apartments. [SopcketSite]
Arts & Entertainment Go Do This Thing: Drone Film Festival At The Roxie For the second year in a row, the Flying Robot international Film Festival will alight in San Francisco, chock full of shorts shot from up above. "The world's premier open competitive film festival
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink These Subscription Boxes Deliver Everything From Booze To Meat Right To Your Door The subscription box business is booming, and we’re reaping the benefits. Whether you’re a foodie or you just think variety is the spice of life, these monthly subscriptions and food boxes
SF News Neighborhood Association In Wealthy Forest Hill Unanimously Opposes Affordable Housing For Seniors A proposed affordable housing project containing 150 apartments for low-income seniors, 20 to 30 percent of them formerly homeless, has given residents of San Francisco's monied Forest Hill neighborhood a frightful shock. "[It's]
SF News SF Teachers Circulate Lesson Plan Discussing Trump And His Supporters As Racist And Sexist The latest salvo against the President-Elect within our San Francisco bubble: A post-election newsletter to public school teachers from the United Educators of San Francisco includes an optional lesson plan referring to Donald
SF News SF Supes Approve 60-Day Cap On Rentals From Currently Unregistered Airbnb Hosts A week after a judge's ruling suggested that Airbnb's lawsuit against SF was doomed, and just days after the company announced that they might follow San Francisco's rules after all, things have gotten
Arts & Entertainment Ask A San Francisco Native: Is It Hard To Raise A Kid In SF? Can you spot the author? Hint: Her dress is the prettiest. Dear Rain, People say that it's hard to raise a kid in SF, but you grew up here and you seemed to
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: LinkedIn CEO Declares College Overrated Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here White nationalists get kicked out of Twitter's nest. [SFist]
Arts & Entertainment Neighborhood Spotlight: West Portal The West Portal neighborhood has set the bar for a suburban experience within a bustling big city. While some people move to San Francisco for the hyper-speed of living, trendy nightclubs, and internationally-famed
SF News Twitter Reportedly Bans Several Major 'Alt-Right' Trolls Twitter may have adjusted its hearing and could even be listening to the longstanding demands of its users. After releasing new muting tools today intended to curb online abuse, the company has reportedly
