Arts & Entertainment The Wally Wallet Might Just Be The Slimmest Wallet You'll Ever Own This wallet does everything a wallet twice its size wishes it could. When you’re out and about, the last thing you want is a bulky wallet weighing you down. And honestly, if
SF News As Park Station Police Crack Down On Drivers, Captain Warns Wiggle Cyclists Still Aren't Off The Hook The top cop at the San Francsico Police Department Park Station is known by many as the guy behind last year's infamous Wiggle crackdown on cyclists, a traffic enforcement initiative that shrank to
SF News Saturday Bay Bridge Implosion To Affect Treasure Island Festival Goers It's been almost a year since remnants of the old eastern span of the Bay Bridge were intentionally imploded, removing the top 50 feet of the E3 pier. We knew there would be
SF News Emerald Fire Breaks Out Overnight In South Lake Tahoe, Forces Evacuation Of 500 Homes A wildfire that has already scorched 200 acres broke out overnight in the area of Camp Richardson, near Cascade Lake and Emerald Bay in South Lake Tahoe. As the Associated Press reports, the
SF News Stanford Sex Offender Brock Turner Gets Landscaping Gig, Fudges On Business Address Anyone wondering what the future held for former Stanford swimmer turned convicted sexual assailant Brock Turner had that question answered Thursday, when the registered sex offender alerted officials that he's gotten a job
SF News BART Experiencing Systemwide Delays Due To Equipment Problems In Daly City And Richmond Blame it on the rain, maybe, but a power outage and subsequent equipment problem between Colma and Daly City stations is causing systemwide delays on the BART system. BART spokesperson Alicia Trost explains
Arts & Entertainment Plot Holes And Clunky Exposition Make 'The Accountant' A Write-Off The Accountant stars Ben Affleck as a high functioning autistic man who is a strip mall CPA during the day, and a criminal bean-counter/assassin at night. He doesn't dress up in a
SF News Pedestrian Death Investigation Turns 'Suspicious' With Discovery Of Gunshot Wound A man struck by a driver as he walked on a San Francisco freeway was suffering from a gunshot wound, police say, turning the investigation of his death from a typical traffic collision
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: HP To Cut 4000 Jobs Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Is your guac in jeopardy? Maaaybe. [SFist] Bay Area-based
SF News Day Around The Bay: Bay Bridge Bike Path Completed, But You Still Can't Ride On It 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 report documents the amount of guns sold in
SF News Months-Long Ocean Beach Bonfire Ban Goes Into Effect November 1 Fans of Ocean Beach bonfires need to move quickly if they want to enjoy the classic San Francisco pastime before spring of next year. Rules that went into effect last April governing fires
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Munchery, Still Losing Millions Of Dollars A Month, Seeks New CEO Munchery is in trouble. According to a new report from Bloomberg, the San Francisco-based meal delivery startup is losing millions of dollars a month, struggling to raise additional funding, and is on the
SF News LGBT Community, GLIDE, And Homeless Advocates Protesting Props Q, R In Castro To protest propositions Q and R, San Francisco LGBT groups, organizations like GLIDE, and advocates for homeless people will come together in the Castro at Harvey Milk Plaza today, Thursday, at 5:30
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Eat This: Chicken Liver Toasts At Bluestem Brasserie Now in business five years on Yerba Buena Lane, just off Market Street, Bluestem Brasserie has come through a couple of incarnations already under three different chefs. The latest, chef John Griffiths, came
Arts & Entertainment Short Documentary Recounts The Founding Of Reddit, Intended To 'Make The World Suck Less' Alexis Ohanian and Steve Huffman were University of Virginia undergraduates when they met Paul Graham, the startup guru who had yet to found Y Combinator, and pitched him on an order-ahead service called
Arts & Entertainment The 10 Coolest Niche Museums In San Francisco The Barbra Streisand Museum may be long gone, but SF has a great tradition of small, neighborhood-focused and niche museums, some zanier than others, dating back to the late 1960's when physicist and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Specs' Owner Richard 'Specs' Simmons Dies At 88 In 1968, beloved bespectacled barkeep Richard 'Specs' Simmons bought a down-and-out North Beach watering hole and made it Specs'. Now the bar outlives its owner and namesake: Simmons died on Wednesday morning at
SF News Soberanes Fire And Loma Fire Now Fully Contained After 83 days and the scorching of 132,127 acres of mostly remote, forested mountains, the Soberanes Fire is finally 100 percent contained. And after two and a half weeks and nearly 4,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Soylent To Immediately Cease Selling Food Bars Following Claims Of Vomiting, Diarrhea Following reports that Soylent Food Bars, the latest product from techno-utopian meal-replacement company Soylent, were causing extreme vomiting and diarrhea in some customers, the company yesterday announced that it would stop selling the
SF News Protesters Urge SFMTA Not To Name Chinatown Central Subway Station After Rose Pak As she was in life, Rose Pak is controversial even in death. The local political power-broker passed away in September at the age of 68, and was quickly mourned and honored by the
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Arson Alleged In Hayes Valley Fire An elderly couple was attacked and robbed in front of their Oakland home. [KRON 4] William Hearst III gains a hat, as the chairman of the Hearst Corporation's board has also joined the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bar Tartine Team Takes Over Former Valencia Herbivore To Open Motze, An 18-Month Pop-Up The chef-couple of Nick Balla and Cortney Burns who are still in the process of taking full ownership of the restaurant they've helmed for the past five years, Bar Tartine are already in
SF News Department Of Justice Report Finds SFPD Bias But Carefully Avoids Alleging Racism A US Department of Justice report requested by city officials including Mayor Lee that was approved in February and released yesterday describes, in nearly 400 pages with 94 findings and 272 recommendations, a
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Avocado Prices Skyrocket As Mexican Farmer Protest Affects Shipments North In what has the makings of a looming statewide crisis, we learn today that due to a negotiation tactic by Mexican avocado growers, prices in California of that most nourishing and delicious of
SF News Forecasters Warn Of Flooding, High Surf, And Dangerous Driving As First Big Storm Of Season Approaches Forecasters are saying that the rainy weather expected to begin tonight will increase in severity by Friday, in what they're calling the "first big storm of the season." As previously noted, rainfall expected
