SF News Today Is The Last Day You Can Register To Vote In California; Here's How Although it may be months before you're breathing clearly again and the PTSD subsides, this year's election season only goes on for a finite amount of time and will soon be coming to
SF News Security Guards Thwart Armed Creepy Clown Shenanigans At Market Street's Westfield Centre Market Street's troubled Westfield Centre narrowly missed another blow to its reputation Sunday, when mall security guards reportedly thwarted a possible armed robbery by a gang of, I kid you not, men carrying
SF News Video: Suspect At Center Of Four-Hour Mid-Market Standoff In July Out On Bail, Speaks To Reporter Pierre Dyson, the man who was at the center of a four-hour standoff with the SFPD on July 6 that became one of the first high-profile opportunities for San Francisco police to display
SF News Elderly Man Shot To Death In SF Two weeks after a man was killed in an Ocean View double shooting, the neighborhood was the site of yet another homicide, according to the San Francisco Police Department. The SF Chronicle reports
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: SF Cat Loves Hair Ties Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Your weekend ICYMI: Mountain lions frolic in Sonoma, suspect
SF News Weather Report: You Will Be Rained Upon Most Of This Week, Through Halloween Sorry to tell you this not sorry drought-wise! but another wet week is headed our way, with a few breaks of sunshine in between. According to Weather Underground, you should be seeing some
SF News Mavericks Surf Competition To Welcome Female Surfers For The First Time The famed Mavericks surf competition down near Half Moon Bay, which held its tenth event in February since being founded in 1999, will be welcoming female competitors for the first time when and
Arts & Entertainment <i>Last Tiger In Haiti</i> Eats You Up With Suspense At Berkeley Rep You ever see a show that just seems like a bunch of random, disparate plot points, but then those random, disparate plot points all come together to form an unexpected, harrowing climax that
Arts & Entertainment Bodypainting Day Parades The Nude And Painted From The Ferry Building To Pier 39 [NSFW] On Sunday, October 23, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., a group of naked people covered in body paint gathered at the Ferry Building and paraded to Fisherman's Wharf, to scare
SF News Sunday Links: How Designers Ruined Online Reading Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Fresno man sentenced to 1,503 years in prison
Arts & Entertainment Video: Watch A Pair Of Mountain Lions Frolic In A Sonoma Vineyard A pair of mountain lions were recently caught on surveillance cameras belonging to Jack London Vineyards, inside Jack London State Park. The cameras at the vineyard have been known for capturing wildlife, but
SF News Russian Man Accused In LinkedIn, Dropbox Hacks Arrested In Prague An accused Russian hacker who is thought to be behind several high-profile data breaches at LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Formspring was arrested by US authorities and Interpol earlier this month while vacationing in Prague.
SF News Saturday Links: PG&E Lights Up Homeless Encampments Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Would you guys mind if we stopped writing about
SF News Day Around The Bay: Luxor Cabs Gains Legacy Business Designation 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 Miami Beach art fair UNTITLED is planning a
SF News Dismembered Brisbane Woman's Death Deemed Murder-Suicide When 57-year-old Shelly Titchener was reported missing in February her husband, Paul Titchener, invited KRON4 to interview him at their home. The two had gone through their share of marital troubles, filing once
SF News The Soda Lobby Is Using Bernie Sanders In Fight Against Soda Tax, And Sanders Is Pissed The American Beverage Association is pulling out all the stops in its fight against the proposed penny-per-ounce soda tax on the ballot this November in both San Francisco and Oakland. One such effort
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: The Morris Opens For Real, Kane Reviews Tartine Manufactory, And More This week around the Bay Area food and drink sphere we had news of the Lone Star getting sold in SoMa, 4505 Burgers & BBQ expanding to Oakland, and the mid-week opening of
Arts & Entertainment The Totally Preposterous History Of Cliff House You'd be forgiven for assuming that Cliff House, a building that's super casually very precariously perched on some rocks at the edge of a continent, was built on a dare, or maybe as
SF News Trailer: 'Company Town,' A New Documentary About Tech Tension In SF Another documentary has been made about tech wealth, gentrification, and San Francisco called Company Town, and it will be premiering at the Roxie next week, starting Friday, October 28. It's directed and produced
SF News SF Engineer Designs Bike Lock That Sprays Vomit-Inducing Chemicals When Cut Cyclists all know that SF has a bike theft problem. And even when cyclists use expensive u-locks, those can quickly be cut with angle grinders — a fact which many know all too well.
Arts & Entertainment Booksmith Opens New Chapter With Legacy Business Status And Expansion To Second Act Space The Booksmith, which rang in its 40th anniversary in July, has more to celebrate this week: It's been granted Legacy Business status and will expand across Haight Street to the former Red Vic
SF News Gay Shame, AKA The 'Queers Hate Techies' Cabal, Target Local Campaign Offices, Wiener The loosely affiliated rabble-rousing group Gay Shame, which has for years postered the city in protest of mainstream LGBT groups and SF Pride, in support of Chelsea Manning, and last year with posters
SF News Peter Thiel To Speak Publicly About His Trump Support As Silicon Valley Battle Lines Harden Contrarian that he is, noted libertarian Trump lover Peter Thiel has decided that the controversy surrounding his support for the Republican presidential candidate demands his response. And so, as Bloomberg reports, the billionaire
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Hall Of Justice Gets Wet And now the [SFMTrA] has reinstalled the bike lane posts earlier pulled by the SFMTA. And round and round we go! Is [Business Insider] trolling us with pieces like "I just visited New
Arts & Entertainment Video: 20 Years Of Fades At Lacy's Barber Shop Followers of San Francisco crimes might know the intersection of Plymouth and Broad Streets as the site of some notable fatal shootings — but it's also home to Lacy's Barber Shop, an Ocean View
