SF News Fake Bus Facts Declare Muni Is 'Gluten Free' And More A photo posted by Peter Andrews (@peter_wine) on Nov 2, 2016 at 10:36pm PDT Gluten is probably the least of Muni's worries, but someone with a printer and a sense of
SF News Berkeley High School Water Polo Player Accused Of Mid-Game Sexual Assault A Bay Area participant in the notoriously brutal sport of water polo was accused of crossing the line separating gamesmanship from assault last month, to the point that police have launched an investigation
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Opening Wednesday: The Saratoga, A New Tavern And Supper Club From The Spruce Team Flying under the radar so far this year has been news about Bacchus Management Group (Spruce, Village Pub, Mayfield Bakery & Cafe, the former Cafe Des Amis) and their entrance into the Tendernob,
SF News See What Californians Are Googling On Election Day With This Neat Tool Internet searches are a little window into our collective soul, and as such looking at them in the aggregate is a modern way of understanding what's on our minds. On election day, many
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Abandoned Baby Discovered Apple has tapped Comcast's NBCUniversal to start selling ads on its Apple News app. [CNet] Skateboard swiped in Mission. [Mission Local] Are the Raiders headed to the Super Bowl? [CBS 5] Big rig
SF News Sunset Thieves Target Tents An Outer Sunset woman was awakened by some curious prowlers Monday — mysterious thieves who raided her garage for camping equipment. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the heist went down at around
Arts & Entertainment Election Day Zen: Watch SF Zoo's Red Pandas Taking Naps Need a break from the news and the stress and a little reward for making it this far and casting your ballot without screaming at your relatives on Facebook one last time? Well,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Soylent Says Algae To Blame For Customers' Extreme Vomiting, Diarrhea Meal-replacement company Soylent claims to have identified the culprit in a series of food poisonings that customers say left them vomiting and defecating for hours. Bloomberg reports that the company alleges a form
SF News When Did Ballot Initiatives Start In CA, And What Was The Longest Ever Ballot? Using a sixth sense? SF voters mark their ballots inside Columbarium, among remains of politicians, actors, friends pic.twitter.com/UIrupCsvyH— Juan Carlos Guerrero (@JuanCarlosABC7) November 8, 2016 Direct democracy is now 105
SF News Richmond Vice Mayor Of Vice? Police Report Alleges He Was Drunk When Robbed, Still Drove City Vehicle On October 26, the Vice Mayor of Richmond, Eduardo Martinez, was the victim of vice in his own town: After emceeing a Chamber of Commerce-endorsed candidates' forum at Rigger's Loft Wine Company, a
SF News What's The Scene At Your Polling Place? @SFist Marina at 7:30 this morning. #ElectionDay #IVOTED pic.twitter.com/DDviCyFu9V— KWolf (@Wolfkenn) November 8, 2016 Though early voting was at an all time high in San Francisco this year, that
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: SF Server Scores $1 Million Scratcher Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here More details on one of the ships beneath our
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
Arts & Entertainment A Dreamy Journey Through An Undulating Rainbow Discover more like this at www.perlamente.com Open the doors to the Oakland Museum of California (OMCA)’s Great Hall and you are enveloped in near-total darkness: a wide tunnel-like walkway with
SF News Day Around The Bay: Get Your Hillary Clinton Sex Doll Now In The Castro Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Wired discusses how this election, more than any other,
SF News If Prop 64 Passes You Can Start Legally Smoking Weed Right Away, But Employers Can Still Fire You For It Voters heading to the polls tomorrow face a lengthy ballot and a host of pressing choices on any number of important issues. Honestly, it's enough to stress out even the most mellow of
SF News Near Old Ship Saloon, More Remnants Of Gold Rush Era Vessel Discovered The Old Ship Saloon at Pacific and Battery is so named for the Gold Rush era ship the Arkansas: That vessel ran aground in 1849 after a rough passage from New York, and
SF News Teenager Found Dead At Sonoma State Was Stabbed Multiple Times In Possible Random Attack The body of 18-year-old Kirk Kimberly was discovered buried last week in a shallow grave on Sonoma State University campus, and officials now say his death could have been the result of a
SF News [Update] Woman Allegedly Runs Over Estranged Husband, Jumps To Her Death In Martinez An apparently intentional hit-and-run in Martinez this morning appears to have concluded with another tragedy: A suicide at the Benicia Bridge. Authorities tell CBS 5 that 20 minutes after they received a call
SF News Vine Might Live On After All As Twitter Looks To Make A Deal Like an 11th hour call from the Governor, video-looping service Vine may have just received a last-minute stay of execution. TechCrunch reports that parent company Twitter is currently entertaining numerous offers and term
SF News This Year's SF District Supervisor Races, Explained If you live in one of the five odd-numbered supervisor districts in San Francisco where the seat is up for election in 2016, you'll find in at least a couple of those districts
SF News Cole Valley Home Of Rolling Stone's First Photographer Is For Sale Although they might no longer recognize it if they were still with us, famous rock icons like Janis Joplin and Jerry Garcia were at one time very familiar with a house now for
SF News One Woman's Shoe, Stuck In An Escalator, Causes Major Rush-Hour Clusterf**k At Embarcadero BART One woman's shoe, presumably a spiky heel, got stuck in a BART escalator Monday morning, leading a domino effect of platform crowding that forced rush-hour trains to skip Embarcadero Station. One imagines this
SF News Camera-Shy Driver Attempts To Flee SF Collision, Fails A motorist ended up behind bars Friday, after he allegedly crashed into another driver then tried to swipe that driver's cell phone. It all began at 1:13 Friday afternoon, according to the
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Teen Beaten Over Soccer Ball Would you take a 3D-printed vitamin? [CBS 5] Postmates investors changed their preferred stock to common stock so employees wouldn’t flee. [Recode] San Francisco Library officials have their eyes on the more
