SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Tales Of Shooting Threats, Harassment, And Safety Hazards At Blue Apron's Richmond Warehouse With over 4,000 employees now and 8 million meals delivered each month, Blue Apron is by most accounts a runaway success story in the fledgling $5 billion meal-kit delivery industry. But a
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Gandhi Statue Protested The body of a missing kayaker was found near the San Mateo Bridge. [KRON 4] How non-tech companies get by in tech-frenzied San Francisco. [Business Insider] A Stanford student has reported that she
SF News Violent Weekend For San Francisco: Four Homicides, One Suspicious Death Three men and one woman died violent deaths in separate San Francisco incidents this past weekend, while a fifth perished under conditions police characterize as "suspicious" pending further investigation. Here's the rundown of
SF News As Bus Rapid Transit Construction Begins, Prepare For Van Ness To Become A Daily Nightmare Construction kicks off this month on the long-awaited, much-debated Van Ness BRT (bus rapid transit) project, in which the heavily trafficked boulevard is going to lose the two center lanes of traffic to
SF News BART To Central Valley? Advocates Score $2.2 Million To Lay Out Controversial Plan BART and you're there — in Central Valley? Alameda County Supervisor Scott Haggerty likes the sound of that, as he's leading the charge to extend the reach of the Bay Area's regional transit system
SF News Google's Decision To Sponsor Visa Of Anti-Gay Kenyan Activist Creates Internal Conflict Google is facing criticism from within today following news that the company invited a prominent anti-gay activist to attend a Mountain View tech conference this Friday. What's more, The Guardian reports that Google
Arts & Entertainment Daisy Does The Niners: Yep, The Cowboys Beat The 49ers 24-17 by Daisy Barringer I’ll admit it: There was a minute or two during the first quarter of yesterday’s 49ers game when I thought maybe everything I thought about this team’s
Arts & Entertainment In Even-Year Fashion, Giants Roar Back To Life And Clinch Wild Card Spot Many, many fans had written off the Giants weeks ago that is until they swept the top-ranked LA Dodgers in their final regular season series Sunday. Continuing a tradition of even-year nail-biters that
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Buying SF Real Estate By Plane 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: Jay went to see Berkeley Rep's
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink San Francisco To Get First New Liquor Licenses Issued By State In 77 Years Thanks to a bill sponsored by state senator Mark Leno, San Francisco is about to get its first new liquor licenses in almost 80 years but only five of them. They're earmarked for
SF News Two-Alarm Fire In The Mission Displaces Nine Big fire at 26th at Harrison in the Mission. Firefighters on scene. pic.twitter.com/apkZ2qRmYv— Veronica Belmont (@Veronica) October 1, 2016 A two-alarm fire Saturday afternoon damaged an apartment building and a
SF News Sunday Links: SF Ballot Measures Accused Of 'Class Hatred' Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here As Jasmine Abuslin files a claim against the city
Arts & Entertainment 'It Can't Happen Here' At Berkeley Rep Is A Timely If Heavy-Handed Political Cautionary Tale Frightened and dismayed by this dumpster fire of an election year, the creative team at Berkeley Rep decided to fast-track the adaptation of Sinclair Lewis's scarily prescient 1935 novel It Can't Happen Here,
SF News Robin Williams's Widow Opens Up About His Final Days, Dementia Susan Schneider Williams, widow of Robin Williams, opened up this week about the late comedian's confusing final year as he suffered the effects of Lewy body disease and was several times misdiagnosed. In
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Sadly, Merigan Sub Shop Is Saying Goodbye October 8 After three years in business on Second Street, near AT&T Park, Merigan Sub Shop is calling it quits on October 8, and this is a sad thing. As Tablehopper puts it,
Arts & Entertainment [Update] Man Runs Onto Field During Giants Game, Angel Pagan Tackles Him Epic footage of the night. @SFGiants #respectPagan pic.twitter.com/s3taWXuUiJ— Eric OConnor (@ericoconnor22) October 1, 2016 Don't. Mess. With. Pagan. A young man went running onto the field during the Giants-Dodgers game
SF News Saturday Links: Uber Ripoff Alleged Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Did Caleb report this entire article out to prove
SF News Day Around The Bay: SF Tourism Expected To Drop Dramatically Next Year Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. As Denise Huskins' kidnapper pleads guilty, more details emerge
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: The Morris Delayed, Bauer Revisits AsiaSF, And More This week saw the surprising and abrupt closings of Volta and Citizen's Band, brought news of The Mill aiming to do nightly dinner, and we found out that popular New York Indian spot
SF News Funky Door Yoga Closes In The Upper Haight Funky Door Yoga in the Upper Haight (Waller between Stanyan and Schrader) has closed its namesake funky door for good. Business owner Sarah wrote on her website and Facebook page that "much has
Arts & Entertainment 16 Things San Franciscans Are Nostalgic For In 2016 As we wrap up San Francisco Appreciation Week, it's time to get sentimental. If you've only been here a short time, most of what's listed below will make little sense to you. But
Arts & Entertainment 'LightRail' LED Installation On Market Street Begins Raising Funds The cool, transit-centric light installation unveiled two years ago by the non-profit behind the Bay Lights remains a project in motion, though an initial plan to break ground on it in 2016 appears
SF News Does Recology Sort The Black Trash? Sifting The Truth Out Of A Recycling Myth The answer to the question of whether our garbage overlords do any sorting of recyclables from our trash is NO, everything in the black bin goes to landfill automatically, and yes, that's a
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Absurd USA Today List Of Best Local Food Scenes Includes Oakland, Ignores SF And LA The only West Coast city to make the Top 10 in a USA Today readers poll about the best local food scenes in the country is Oakland, and Minneapolis-St. Paul is Number One
Arts & Entertainment A Quick And Not-So-Strict Guide To Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Kicking Off At Noon Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, the annual celebration of roots music and a lot of other stuff in Golden Gate Park, is happening now, with the first acts taking the stage at noon and as
