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
SF News SF Pot Task Force Recommends 1% Tax, Legal Pot Smoking Lounges, And More Pot smoking lounges for those 21 and over? Weed smoking areas or tents at permitted events? Those are some of the items on the to-do list created by San Francisco’s Cannabis Legalization
Arts & Entertainment Democalypse Palate Cleanser: Mountain Bikers Recreate TRON Effect With LEDs Besides those indefatigable and still-not-dead-inside high school students showing us all up today with their walk-outs and marching, I'm not coming up with a lot of reasons not to just start drinking early.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 13 Best Bloody Marys In San Francisco (Because You May As Well Drink Every Morning Now) We're all going to need to drink a lot to get through this winter. And then some. And what better way to start your weekend, or any morning really, than with a stiff
SF News Apple CEO Tim Cook Tries To Reassure Upset Employees Following Trump Win As Silicon Valley continues to freak out at the national tragedy that is Donald Trump's election, Apple CEO Tim Cook took a moment yesterday to reassure his employees that despite the bigotry and
SF News Peter Thiel Discussed As Potential Trump Transition Chair, Will At Least Have Advisor Role Peter Thiel will "have the ear" of President Donald Trump, or so the tech billionaire and Facebook board member tells the New York Times, and perhaps, according to an anonymous source for the
SF News VoteCastr, The Real-Time Election Data Startup, Was Wildly Wrong On Tuesday Though they promised real-time data on Election Day of the sort that was previously only accessible by campaigns and network executives, it turns out that Palo Alto-based startup VoteCastr pretty well blew it
SF News Suspects Chase Man, Gun Him Down On Mission District Street A man was left with life-threatening injuries Wednesday night, after two suspects chased and shot him on an SF street. The shooting went down at 11:53 p.m. Wednesday, near the intersection
SF News Instagram Stories Update Lets Users Embed Links, Tag People Love the new Instagram Stories feature, but bummed you can't tag your friend in that video of him drunkenly weeping at the election of Donald Trump? Think the Snapchat rip-off is great, but
SF News Scenes From Last Night's Emotional Castro Vigil While a raucous Trump election protest rocked Market Street last night, a peaceful, somber, but emotionally charged candlelight gathering brought out about 800 mourners and activists to register a collective WTF over the
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Body Cameras For The CHP Officers with Oakland and Stockton CHP are piloting body cameras. [KRON 4] There are numerous arguments against coffee pods, here are a few. [CNet] An Uber driver in Laguna Beach, CA has been
SF News Tear Gas, Fires, And Broken Glass: 6,000 Protest Trump In Oakland The face of #Oakland #protest #trumpprotest pic.twitter.com/uJTlhk24aN— Marcus Edwards (@PlugN2TheTruth) November 10, 2016 Last night, thousands of San Franciscans marched to protest the bigoted demagoguery that elected Donald Trump to
SF News Deplorable Teens Mug Embarcadero Tourist A group of three teenaged muggers stole the purse of a woman visiting San Francsico Wednesday evening, in a snatch and grab in a popular tourist area. According to the San Francsico Police
SF News SFMTA Issues Final Report On Proposed Tech-Shuttle Hubs Ahead of a November 15 SFMTA Board of Directors meeting to discuss the predicted effects of reducing the number of tech-shuttles stops across the city and changing the existing model to that of
SF News [Update] SF High Schoolers Stage Walk-Outs Today To Protest Trump, Thousands March Downtown Mission High School students walked out and protested Donald Trump this morning pic.twitter.com/dTsuDTHcRC— Mission Local (@MLNow) November 10, 2016 More from today's daytime march against Donald Trump in SF, high
SF News Trump May Cut Off San Francisco's Federal Funding For Being A Sanctuary City President-Elect Trump issued his pledges of action for his first 100 days in office on Wednesday, and among them he promises to cut off all federal funding to so-called sanctuary cities. This could
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Jeremy's Hangs It Up Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Caleb was on the street at two anti-Trump protests
Arts & Entertainment A Battle For Brick And Mortar: Reclaiming Property In The Wake Of Nazi Thievery How can we seek justice for Holocaust victims whose lives were torn apart? Author Dina Gold describes the Nazi seizure of her family’s business in Berlin, her extensive battle to reclaim it,
SF News 'Not My President': San Francisco And Oakland Take To The Streets In Protest, Dismay As promised, thousands of San Franciscans marched down Market Street into the Castro and Mission Districts to decry the election of a president who has already brought bigotry and hatred to the forefront
SF News Dream Of Drone-Delivered Lattes Comes Crashing Down As Alphabet's Project Wing Ends Starbucks Partnership Did you know that Alphabet's drone division, Project Wing, had teamed up with Starbucks with the goal of delivering the chain's products to customers by drone? Well, it seems the nascent partnership just
SF News Berkeley High School Students Walk Out, More East Bay Protests In Wake Of Trump's Election #BHS student #walkout to #protest #Election2016 #Berkeley #NotMyPresident @berkeleyside pic.twitter.com/N45aF2ck5B— pete rosos (@Rosos2812) November 9, 2016 Not waiting for anyone's marching orders, many East Bay residents began protesting the election
SF News Walgreens Is Suing Theranos For $140 Million Over Voided Blood Tests Walgreens is suing the embattled health startup Theranos over claims that the company breached its contract with the pharmacy chain after it was forced to void years worth of blood tests and give
SF News Airbnb Dealt Blow By Federal Judge In Their Challenge To SF Crackdown On Illegal Rentals In the midst of Tuesday's chaos, a news item slipped through pertaining to Airbnb and San Francisco's latest attempt to crack down on scofflaw hosts. A federal judge ruled against a preliminary injunction
SF News Dolores Heights Homeowner Hoists Nazi Flag As 'A Comment' On Trump Victory A Nazi flag appeared Wednesday on the flagpole of a Mission district home, raising immediate concern on the internet, and in the neighborhood. The homeowner who put up the flag says he wanted
