SF News UC Berkeley Fraternity, Sorority Parties On Hold Following Reports Of Sexual Assault There will be none of the usual tailgates on frat row today before UC Berkeley takes on Oregon in football this weekend: Following two reports of sexual assaults at separate off-campus fraternity events
SF News [Update] Bay Bridge Bike Path Will Finally, Probably, Open This Sunday Scroll to the bottom of this post for updates. After years of construction and numerous delays, the Bay Bridge bike path is finally set to open this Sunday. Probably. KQED News reports that
SF News Family Of Jessica Williams Sues SFPD For Wrongful Death The fatal May shooting of an unarmed woman in a stolen vehicle in the Bayview that led directly to the resignation of SFPD Chief Greg Suhr has now led to a wrongful death
SF News In-N-Out Burger Site Of Alleged Car Burglar Demolition Derby A police sting at a Bay Area fast food restaurant stung some alleged robbers this week, but not before the miscreants slammed their car into the cops' in an effort to escape. It
SF News Tensions High As SFPD Face Second And Third Bomb Scares In The Mission Thursday Following on an hours-long bomb scare and shelter-in-place situation in SoMa Thursday afternoon which shut down streets and locked down everyone inside the Hall of Justice, two more suspicious packages/devices drew police
Arts & Entertainment Tom Cruise Shouldn't Have Gone Back For 'Jack Reacher: Never Go Back' Going into I kept wondering why the movie even existed. Tom Cruise already has a successful action adventure series with the Mission: Impossible movies, is Jack Reacher so different that it warrants an
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Taking Airbnb Public Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Signs that the Lower Haight is gentrifying continue to
SF News [Update] Twitter, Spotify And Other Sites Suffered Outages Due To DDOS Attacks A number of websites, including Twitter, SoundCloud, Spotify and Github, were down this morning, apparently due to a DDOS attack on the DNS provider Dyn that mostly affected the East Coast of the
Arts & Entertainment This Wine Delivery Service Is Like Having Your Own Sommelier WineAwesomeness finds delicious wines (so you don’t have to), and ships them right to your door. You don’t have to be a wine expert to enjoy a quality glass of vino,
SF News Day Around The Bay: Apple Finds Lots Of Fake Apple Stuff On Amazon 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 San Francisco-based software company got dragged into a
Arts & Entertainment SFist Reviews: Bon Iver Shines In Shadow At The Fox To emphasize that I like Bon Iver, I would say that I know all the words to his songs, but that's not possible and nobody does. His lyrics, if they can be called
SF News Arrests Made In Connection To Tuesday's School Shooting Police have arrested two individuals they say are connected to Tuesday's school shooting that left four students injured, one critically. ABC 7 reports that one of the suspects was apprehended the evening of
SF News Video: Stand-Up Paddleboarders Rocked By Waves At Yesterday's Competition Fifteen of the world's best paddleboarders gathered at Ocean Beach yesterday for the Red Bull Heavy Water SUP (Stand Up Paddleboard) competition, battling surf and waves in their 7.5 mile journey from
Arts & Entertainment Video: Oakland Woman Embraces Career As Professional 'Cuddlist' For $80/hr Some people are so closed-minded. "Cuddling is not recognized by most people as a legitimate profession like law or medicine, or even dog-walking," Oakland North writes in presenting Nikki Huiras. Huiras is indeed
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Now Open Downtown: The Bird, Serving Fried Chicken Sandwiches The latest fast-food operation from Super Super / Beretta / Starbelly / Uno Dos Tacos owner Adriano Paganini, The Bird, keeps things even simpler than at any of his other restaurants. Using a recipe from consulting
SF News Dog Lost For A Decade Found In Fort Funston, Identified By Microchip Erika Slovikoski, who is not-so-coincidentally a dog trainer, made a rescue this past weekend while walking her pup Orion at Fort Funston. There, she heard a distress call from what would turn out
SF News Oakland Police Officer Arrested, Accused Of Inappropriate Conduct An Oakland police officer was arrested and booked into Oakland downtown's Glenn Dyer Jail at 1:00 a.m. this morning, with the department saying the charges are related to prostitution. Interestingly, as
SF News The Lower Haight Sees Gentrification Arrive Slowly, But Surely The Lower Haight is undergoing a new wave of change that perhaps began a couple years ago, or five years ago, or even ten years ago. But in comparison to similar neighborhoods around
SF News Man Randomly Pepper-Sprays Powell And Market Pedestrian A woman walking near one of San Francisco's most tourist — and crime! — laden intersections was seemingly randomly pepper sprayed Wednesday by an angry attacker. According to the San Francisco Police Department, it was
Arts & Entertainment Ray Anderson, Avid Record Collector and Purveyor at Market Street's Grooves, Reportedly Dies at 77 The owner of 23-year-old record shop Grooves at Market and Octavia, Ray Anderson, has reportedly passed away. The news was reported by local friend Meggan Scavio via Twitter, and we await confirmation of
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 14 Most Underrated Brunches In San Francisco Brunch is something I especially love to hate, mostly because I can make myself a great egg dish at home without spending extra money or standing in a line, and loving brunch too
SF News Photo Du Jour: Your Grandparents Partied In Dolores Park Too Dolores Park, circa 1960. All that different from today? @outsidelandz @OpenSFHistory #sfhistory #opensfhistory https://t.co/bSA0nQcTyq pic.twitter.com/AvmYG0bT26— David Gallagher (@DavidGallagher) October 10, 2016 With all the kvetching about the
SF News [Update] Bomb Scare At AutoReturn Briefly Shuts Down SoMa, Hall Of Justice Evacuated A suspicious item that was being treated as a possible bomb was found in the back of a car at AutoReturn, the city-contracted company that handles towed vehicles. The discovery was made before
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: How Twitter Saved Conan A man who was fatally shot by Santa Cruz police had tangled with officers a few days before his death. [KRON 4] Conan says Twitter saved his career. [CNet] California regulators asked members
SF News New Marina Parking Restrictions Targeting Car-Dwellers Upset Homeless Activists Another in a long line of SFMTA measures restricting large vehicles from parking overnight on certain San Francisco streets was approved on Tuesday, this time focusing on the Marina. The Examiner reports that
