SF News Embarcadero Named One Of Nation's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places When strolling down San Francisco's waterfront Embarcadero, the average pedestrian is likely taking in the breathtaking views, pondering coffee options, and thinking about how grand life is. What that person is probably not
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Apple Camera Questioned Two large affordable housing projects are moving forward in San Francisco's Balboa Park and Excelsior neighborhoods. [SF Business Times] Milpitas stinks. [ABC 7] Apple's use of 'sapphire' in iPhone camera lens questioned in
SF News Trigger-Happy Muggers Menace The Outer Richmond A sleepy block in the Outer Richmond was shaken Tuesday evening, when a gun-wielding mugger discharged his weapon during a robbery. It was 10 p.m. Tuesday when police say that a 37-year-old
SF News Berkeley Faculty Association Proposes Robert Reich For New Chancellor After Chancellor Nicholas Dirks announced in August that he would resign at the end of this academic year, UC Berkeley is on the hunt for a new leader — preferably a popular one this
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Home Chef Has Everything You Need to Craft Three Gourmet Meals For Two And Is Now Over 30% Off Say goodbye to takeout: Home Chef delivers fresh ingredients and gourmet recipes straight to your door. The idea of a cooking a healthy dinner seems like a pipe dream when most of us
SF News Stanley Roberts Reminds Us Why You Should Never Drive During Dreamforce The four-day Dreamforce 2016 conference kicked off yesterday, bringing its usual hordes of lanyard-wearing conventioneers and SoMa traffic with it. And just like with any big event, KRON 4 reports that the SFPD
SF News Gang Of Seven Attacks Man In Sharon Meadow An area of Golden Gate Park slated to be named after the late actor Robin Williams was the site of a violent crime Tuesday afternoon, when a gang of seven men attacked and
SF News Millennium Partners Gets Expert To Reiterate That Sinking Tower Is Still Earthquake Safe Millennium Partners, the developer behind Millennium Tower, and the Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TJPA) exchanged more sharply worded memos this week, with Millennium enlisting their expert to say that the building is still
Arts & Entertainment Ask A San Francisco Native: Is It OK To Hate Tourists? In these Troubled San Francisco Times, there is a lot of talk about who was here when, and what that does (or doesn't) mean. In an effort to both assist newcomers and take
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: SF State's Sustainability Struggle Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Jay admits to an early-20s fondness for free wine.
SF News Day Around The Bay: How To Crash Dreamforce Parties Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Apparently there's some "dark money" going toward funding City
SF News Peskin Leads Coalition To Save Van Ness Streetlamps (And Delay Bus Rapid Transit Plan) A fight that's supposedly about the character of Van Ness Avenue, which some might call a contradiction in terms, is heating up further as Supervisor Aaron Peskin announces a "Coalition of Save the
SF News Video: USS San Diego Enters The Bay For Fleet Week Fleet Week is officially upon us, and that means that in addition to the Blue Angels flying above, the Bay is going to be teeming with Navy vessels all week long. To kick
SF News Someone Dumped 60 Pounds Of Dog Poop At An Oakland School The streets of Oakland have long had a problem with illegal dumping, but the latest incident takes it to a whole new vile level. KRON 4 reports that last week someone dropped off
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Deli Board Uses Twitter Account To Post Photos Of Homeless, Drug Use What's completely out of control? @mayoredlee pic.twitter.com/HN4SrG0F2R— Deli Board (@deliboard) October 2, 2016 Deli Board owner Adam Mesnick, who last year gave an interview to C.W. Nevius on the
Arts & Entertainment The SFist To-Do List: 13 Cool Things To Check Out This Week With the passing of Hardly Strictly and Castro Street Fair, summer is officially done, and while we shouldn't write off any possibility of hot weather to come and Thursday to Saturday is looking
Arts & Entertainment Regarding The Real-Life Mystery Of The Maltese Falcon, A Famous Movie Prop Lost For Decades For the 1941 John Huston film adaptation of Dashiell Hammett's San Francisco-set noir novel The Maltese Falcon, a book twice produced as a film before this defining version starring Humphrey Bogart as the
SF News Sonoma City Council Blocks New Airbnbs Following Housing Concerns Citing familiar-sounding concerns about a diminishing stock of affordable housing, the Sonoma City Council yesterday agreed to place a moratorium on home-sharing services like Airbnb and VRBO in the tourist friendly city. The
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Showstopping Sunrise From Marin Headlands "I'm still buzzing from this sunrise in the Marin Headlands," photographer Colt Steele tells SFist today. "I was actually dancing and shouting behind my tripod like a complete madman as I witnessed it.
SF News Bizarre Scary Clown Trend Hits Fairfield, Prompts Police Response It's hard out there for a clown when merely suggesting that you're coming to a school is enough to provoke a police response. And yet according the Chronicle, that's exactly what happened in
SF News Bernal Heights Package Thief Blends In With Stroller, Dog A package thief in Bernal Heights has landed on the perfect neighborhood camouflage for her crime: A stroller and a dog. The thief was caught on camera stealing a package from a stoop
SF News Former Home Restaurant Might Finally Be Demolished This Fall, Making Way For Condos Just a quick update on the highly visible development site at the flatiron corner of Market Street, Church, and 14th, formerly the home of Home restaurant: Developer Brian Spiers's earlier revealed plans for
SF News Brisbane Could Become A Part Of San Francisco Under New Resolution San Francisco could use a little more room, couldn't it? The progressive supervisor triumvirate of Jane Kim, Aaron Peskin, and David Campos will present a resolution today that could eventually give it some,
SF News With Death Of Man Gunned Down At Shotwell And 24th, SF Hits 41 Homicides For 2016 As if San Francisco's violent weekend, during which four people were killed and a fifth died under suspicious circumstances, wasn't enough! In addition to the city's sudden rash of slayings — six in the
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Yosemite Frog Bounces Back San Leandro man arrested after leading police on a freeway chase that ended on the streets of Oakland. [KRON 4] Chatty, happy people on the 22 Fillmore. [Fog City Notes] The University of
