SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: AltSchool Secrets Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here BART's lost and found is wacky and wonderful. [SFist]
SF News Day Around The Bay: Raiders Really Probably Moving To Las Vegas A federal judge has thrown out most of a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of schizophrenic transgender woman Kayla Moore, who died during an arrest by Berkeley police in 2013. A
SF News Video: Mission Smokers Reveal Thoughts On Proposed Cigarette Tax Increase With so many local and state measures on this November's ballot, it's perhaps easy for some to get lost in the mix. Proposition 56 may be just such a measure — and while not
SF News Photo Du Jour: Mysterious Rune Or Buried Planter? Who's a good boy? This dog, who dug up a piece of 100 percent certified treasure in Golden Gate Park over the weekend. A tipster to SFist suggests that the amazing pet sleuth
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink 4505 Burgers & BBQ Expands To Oakland, And Its Chicharrones Go National Though Oakland has a strong tradition of barbecue already, lots of Oakland's old-timey BBQ joints have either closed or lost their luster in recent years. So it should come as welcome news for
SF News Fly Above The Mission With This 3D Drone-Made Map Have you ever dreamt you're a bird, flying over a familiar city now foreign with new perspective? Operators of first-person-view drones often talk of experiencing a similar feeling — being "out of body" as
SF News Willie Brown Appears To Defend Donald Trump In Chronicle Column In his latest Chronicle column under the innocuous headline "Trump could drag the Republican Congress down with him," former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown appears to defend republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump by
SF News People Lose 40 Pounds Worth Of Keys Every Month On BART, And Other Fun Facts You may think it's the end of the world if you lose your cellphone or wallet on BART, but you may not realize that they actually have a functioning Lost and Found department
Arts & Entertainment Meanwhile, In The Sierra: Pure As The Driven Snow Woke up to this beautiful site at mid-mountain! Winter is back and Opening Day is #NotTooFarAway! https://t.co/pBCjC3jloJ pic.twitter.com/9Xjr0Gq8Kc— Northstar California (@Northstar_CA) October 17, 2016 While those
SF News Fake Rideshare Driver Takes Bite Out Of SF Fare A man who thought he was hopping into his hired ride got a nasty shock Friday, when the driver turned out to be focused on something other that customer service. It was 4
SF News Alleged Stalker Is Shot, Arrested After Following Victim From Georgia To Los Altos Home And Opening Fire Calm in the Los Altos Hills area was broken on Friday by an active shooter situation and a shelter-in-place order as sheriff's deputies, police, and a SWAT team established a perimeter around a
SF News On This Day In 1989 The Loma Prieta Earthquake Struck And ABC 7's Cheryl Jennings Was Live On The Air Today marks the 27th anniversary of the Loma Prieta earthquake, a 6.9 magnitude temblor that struck the Bay Area during a World Series game on October 17, 1989, killing 63 people and
SF News [Update] White Nationalist Rally Planned In SF Elicits Calls For Counter Protest A group of anti-immigrant, white nationalists plan to hold a rally in San Francisco today protesting the city's status as a sanctuary city, and calls have gone out for counter-protesters to meet them
Arts & Entertainment James Blake Performs Tonight At the Fox In Free Make-Up Show For Treasure Island Ticket Holders As winds swept the stage last night during a stormy Treasure Island Music Festival, James Blake, the understated British crooner whose soulful voice has made him a sensation, was one of several acts
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink SoMa's Lone Star Saloon Being Sold To Two Of Its Longtime Bartenders It appears that the once endangered Lone Star Saloon on Harrison Street is in the process of changing hands just months after the 27-year-old gay bar was granted Legacy Business status by the
SF News Pacifica Resident Identified As Man Who Allegedly Shot SFPD Officer In The Head This is the image officers got Friday from security camera identified as the suspect as they looked for him after shooting. pic.twitter.com/cgvDRjJpgp— Vic Lee (@vicleeabc7) October 17, 2016 The man
Arts & Entertainment Puddles, Ponchos, And Rainbows: Soaked Scenes From The 10th Treasure Island Music Festival For all its 10 years, Treasure Island Music Festival has used the same logo image, designed by Jason Munn, of the event's island home as the bottom of an upside-down ship whose masts
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: SF's Most Expensive Home [Google]'s cloud developers will descend on Moscone Center on March 8-10 to "learn, get inspired and experience first-hand the tools, technologies and services that Google Cloud is building for the next-generation enterprise.
SF News Golden Gate Bridge To Hire Additional Suicide Prevention Officers As most everyone knows, the Golden Gate Bridge plays host to breathtaking views as well as, unfortunately, tragedy. Officers have long patrolled the bridge with the goal of preventing suicides, and now the
Arts & Entertainment These Cutting-Edge Wireless Earbuds Are Normally $119, But We've Got Them For $53 Rock out with resonant sound—and unparalleled freedom. If the iPhone 7’s headphone jack-less design indicates anything, it’s that wired earbuds are fast becoming obsolete. Now’s a great time to
Arts & Entertainment Daisy Does the Niners: Bills Run All Over 49ers in 45-16 Loss by Daisy Barringer I’ve heard from a lot of people lately that they’re worried about me — that my 49ers fandom seems to be making me inordinately miserable. “There’s no reason
SF News Escaped Inmate From Vacaville Prison On Loose An inmate went missing from a minimum-security correctional facility in Vacaville late Sunday night, and he remains at large, as CBS 5 is reporting. It's unclear if 29-year-old Jarvis Brown poses any sort
SF News Vallejo Police Shoot Gun-Wielding Man After Armed Starbucks Encounter A man was shot was shot three times by Vallejo police last night after he allegedly entered a local Starbucks and pointed an assault-style weapon at officers. According to a press release from
SF News Silicon Valley Donates Nearly $8 Million To Clinton Campaign Out Of Fear Of Trump Facing the unfathomable possibility of a President Donald Trump, Silicon Valley donors have spent nearly $8 million helping Hillary Clinton to get elected this year still far shy of the $21 million reportedly
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Richard Branson's Spliff Support 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: An SFPD officer was shot in
