SF News Newsom Calls Trump Victory 'A National Disgrace' And More Reactions From The Bay Area The reactions have been swift across the Bay Area to the fact that we now have a President-Elect named Trump. The worst case happened. We awake in a nightmare. The Examiner collected a
SF News Trump Protests Planned For Downtown SF, Oakland Tonight, Candlelight Vigil In The Castro Interpreting the election of Donald Trump and his running mate Mike Pence as a direct attack on the liberal values and diversity the Bay Area represents, local protestors are likely to make themselves
SF News The Tech World Is Losing Its Collective S**t Over Trump's Win While you and I are busy maintaining our thousand-yard stares off toward the orange-tinted collective doom looming on the horizon, big names in the world of Silicon Valley tech have commenced full on
Arts & Entertainment Democalypse Palate Cleanser: A Video About How Hummingbirds Hover Please. Take a break from reading any more news, or mea culpas in the press. Researchers at Stanford's Lentink Mechanical Engineering Lab have devised an experiment to study the wing movements of hummingbirds
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Want A $1499 Tea Steeper? #urbanstreetphotography #streetsofsf #streetsofsanfrancisco #sfist #urbanphotography A photo posted by Darwin Bell (@darwinbell) on Nov 6, 2016 at 1:08am PDT Bay-area based company that makes $1499 tea steeper attracts VC funding. [SF Business
SF News Local Proposition Results: Tent Ban, Soda Tax Pass, Youth Voting, Public Advocate Fail, And Much, Much More San Franciscans are reminded this morning that ours is a city in a bubble, and not just the real estate/tech one usually invoked here, but a bubble of the liberal kind we
SF News Driver Crashes Car Into Civic Center UN Plaza Building Vehicle Crashes Into Art Institute's UN Plaza Campus https://t.co/59rqBGodTN by @britthopkins pic.twitter.com/HVXWFhzSNA— Hoodline (@Hoodline) November 9, 2016 Part of the Civic Center's UN Plaza was shut down
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Boutique Wines Shipped To Your Door For $7 A Glass? Yes, Please Get three limited-production wine pours each month, hand-picked from wineries around the world. Ready for the winery to come to you? VINEBOX is a wine club that delivers top quality vino by the
SF News BART Bond Passes, $3.5 Billion To Go Toward Infrastructure We're going to be wiping away tears and vomit and picking up pieces for a while now, but in the good news column, at least for BART, they got their bond passed. District
SF News Scott Wiener Narrowly Defeats Jane Kim In Costly State Senate Race My boss @Scott_Wiener speaking at his election night party. "If Trump wins, we have to fight." pic.twitter.com/ND5natHRVF— Rashad Alaiyan (@rashadalaiyan) November 9, 2016 Supervisor Scott Wiener is celebrating a
SF News Human Remains Discovered In Dogpatch Trash Receptacle A dead body was discovered Monday in a trash can in the Dogpatch, but police say that they do not consider the death to be a homicide. Bay City News reports that officers
SF News SFPD Releases Few Details On Early Morning Polk Street Homicide The San Francisco Police Department is investigating an early-morning death as a homicide, but is keeping mum on most details in the case. Here's what we do know: Officers were called to the
SF News Nearly Ten Percent Of San Francisco Voted For Trump From a numbers perspective, it doesn't matter that anyone in San Francisco voted for Donald Trump, as it was inevitable that his opponent would triumph in both the city and state, electoral votes
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Uber IPO Clues Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here The Bay Area has started to protest the next
SF News SF Candidate Races: Ronen Crushes Arce In D9, Other Victories Far Tighter In a post-election landscape where nearly all local victories has been eclipsed by the results of the presidential election, it might be hard to gin up the energy to care who won San
SF News San Francisco Bay Area Mourns, Immediately Protests Trump Victory Some of us are going to default to being quiet and trying to stay in a dark room with pillows and Netflix/Amazon/Xfinity access for the next few weeks as the only
Arts & Entertainment California Cannabis Startup Leafedin.org Leads The Way For Marijuana Networking San Francisco and the Bay Area have always been the beacon for progressive movements, whether ideological in nature or in emerging tech industries. The Bay Area, due to it’s huge economic size
SF News Marijuana Totally Legal In California, Dudes; Prop 64 Passes As was well predicted by polls, Prop 64, the legalization of recreational marijuana has passed in California, with KTLA reporting that the initiative will pass. The AP is saying that only 20 percent
SF News Day Around The Bay: Colin Kaepernick Says He Didn't Vote Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Investigators in the murder of a Sonoma teen whose
SF News Despite Nearby Construction Trailers Shuttered Van Ness McDonald's To Stay As Is For Time Being When some construction trailers appeared near the now-shuttered McDonald's on Van Ness Avenue at Golden Gate, it was easy to imagine that a developer had some plans in store for the derelict property.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink New Wine Bar Waystone Debuts On Mid-Market, Next To The Warfield Another addition to the new array of Mid-Market eating and drinking options is Waystone, a new wine bar from one of the partners behind Causwells in the Marina, wherefrom came the burger that
SF News Market Street Blocked This Morning By Standing Rock Pipeline Protesters Market & Van Ness, right now. That was my bus. Gonna be long day, I think. pic.twitter.com/ZQ8CSpbFnl— Tom Gariffo (@TomGariffo) November 8, 2016 Those making their way to work downtown
Arts & Entertainment The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Once this election is over we'll all be able to breathe easy, right? It'll be time to "heal," so to speak, and not to drink the pain away, I pray. The world will,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Scenes From Willie Brown's 'Free' Election Day Lunch At John's Grill San Francisco's political elite set aside campaign squabbles for free food and drink at John's Grill once again Tuesday, and with a crowd of more than 2,000 packed into the famed old-world
SF News Stockton Mom Could Go To Jail For Selling $12 Worth Of Homemade Food On Facebook One Stockton single mother of six is potentially facing up to two years in jail after she sold $12 worth of leftover food via a neighborhood Facebook group. Yes, you read that correctly.
