SF News Day Around The Bay: Rabies-Infected Dead Bats Found At UC Davis Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. A bunch of dead bats appeared at UC Davis
SF News War Photojournalist Beaten By Looting Anarchists During Oakland Trump Protests .@Oaklandish, opened by woman of color 2 celebrate pride of America's most progressive city. Lift her up, don't tear down. #oaklandprotest pic.twitter.com/Ci9tU7vHSq— Libby Schaaf (@LibbySchaaf) November 10, 2016 Kyle Ludowitz,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Rooh Heads To SoMa, Single Thread Sets A Date, And More This week I could barely think about food much of the time, I don't know about you. We did get word about a new wine bar, Waystone, headed to the space next door
SF News Facebook Reverses Course, Will Stop Allowing Advertisers To Exclude Users Based On Race Facebook ran into trouble late last month when a ProPublica report revealed that the social media company allowed advertisers to exclude people from their ad campaigns based on their race. Such practices could
SF News This Veterans Day, Revisit The Murals Of Vets Alley In The Tenderloin Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that fact that the San Francisco Veterans Mural Project (Veterans Alley) has housed several veterans both directly with property owners of Shannon Street/Veterans alley
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Swan Oyster Depot Has A Secret Menu, Everyone Local food maven Omar Mamoon, founder of egg-free cookie company Dough & Co., who earlier this year exposed the "secret" menu options at House of Prime Rib, has now been enlisted by the
SF News Video: Captain On SFO-Departing Flight Addresses Passengers Following Racist Incident A captain on a United flight out of SFO was apparently forced to make a plane-wide announcement following a racist encounter onboard, apparently related to the election of Donald Trump. Details are few,
SF News 20-Story Office Tower In Downtown Oakland Stalls For Lack Of Tenant A tall, sleek glass office tower slated for 1100 Broadway, at 12th Street, in downtown Oakland will not be breaking ground anytime soon as its developer has yet to secure an anchor tenant
SF News Milpitas High School Principal Put On Leave After Telling Students 'F**k Donald Trump' The principal of Milpitas High School was placed on leave this week following the release of video showing him yelling "fuck Donald Trump" at a school-wide assembly. As CBS 5 reports, the popular
SF News Are We All Dead? Facebook Bug Makes 'Memorial' Pages For Users Who Are Still Alive, Even Mark Zuckerberg On Facebook, I see dead people. Do you? Although the times might feel apocalyptic, I'm happy to report your friends aren't all dead (probably, unless you're a dinosaur). Or, at least, they're not
SF News Thousands Protest Trump In Oakland For Third Night As Vandalism Harshly Criticized Protesters covering their faces, preparing to get gassed in Oakland pic.twitter.com/mumCAeGdmJ— Ellen Cushing (@elcush) November 11, 2016 "As the Mayor of one of America's most diverse and progressive cities, I
SF News Demonstration Against President-Elect Trump Planned For Golden Gate Park Sunday In addition to the nightly protests in Oakland and the walk-outs staged Thursday at Bay Area schools, local residents will have another opportunity to express their dismay at the results of the presidential
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Harassment Allegations At East Bay VA Pokemon Go was not a flash in the pan, claims a person employed by the SF-based company that made the game. [CNet] LinkedIn's CEO sends email attempting to comfort employees shocked and upset
SF News Is Facebook To Blame For President-Elect Donald Trump? Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg frequently talks about making the world "more open and connected," but what if his service, used by roughly 170 million Americans every day, is having the exact opposite effect?
Arts & Entertainment These Vapes And Grinders Are Perfect For Getting Your Puff On Wind down after a long day with these premium smoking accessories. Nothing’s better than the chance to reset after the daily grind, right? Whether you’re a puffer or a passer, we’
Arts & Entertainment Two New Burning Man Sculptures Arrive At Patricia's Green In Hayes Valley That little Hayes Valley park at Octavia Boulevard has welcomed a few Burning Man art and sculpture pieces over the years, probably none more iconic than David Best’s Temple structures that held
SF News Muni Rider Beaten As He Boards The Bus A man who was attempting to ride a Muni bus was instead assaulted Wednesday, when an unknown pair of men attacked him from behind. Police say that the 33-year-old male victim was stepping
SF News The Potrero View Has Its 'Dewey Defeats Truman' Moment The Potrero View, a charming and cool and good neighborhood newspaper, is not the Chicago Tribune. But much like that larger news outlet, which famously printed the headline "Dewey Defeats Truman" on the
SF News Feared Hazmat Incident Sickens 26 At Pier 96 Recology Recycling Center Twenty-six people were treated for nausea this morning at Recology's Pier 96 recycling center after being exposed to what officials initially thought might be a hazardous chemical spill. According to ABC 7, there
SF News Apparent Triple Homicide Being Investigated At Oakland Home Three people are dead in an apparent triple homicide that also involved a small fire at a home near the Oakland Coliseum, on the 9400 block of Dunbar Drive in the Elmhurst neighborhood.
Arts & Entertainment 'Arrival' Is Both Sci-Fi Spectacle And Art House Head Trip It's an interesting time for a movie like . Had I seen it a week ago, and not the day after the beginning of the apocalypse election, my reaction to it may have been
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Mrs. Doubtfire House Sells Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here "At the end of the day, it would be
SF News Day Around The Bay: Zuck Named Business Person Of The Year Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. So in which precincts in SF did the most
SF News Warriors Star David West Says Trump Election Shatters 'Post-Racial Fairy Tale' As much of the country recoils in shock over the election of Donald Trump, many (myself included) have found themselves in a state of ongoing disorientation — wondering what this says about us as
SF News Snapchat Starts Selling Its Camera Spectacles Via Weird Vending Machines The line to buy @Snapchat's new @Spectacles here in Venice is more than 100 people deep. Lots of curious onlookers and impulse buyers. pic.twitter.com/8N2PT5Flim— Sean Ludwig (@seanludwig) November 10, 2016
