SF News Pot Grow Investigated As Source Of Loma Fire #LomaFire [update] 10 miles NW of Morgan Hill (Santa Clara County) is now 1085 acres and 5% contained. https://t.co/7WH7ZEHR5G pic.twitter.com/YeL5em6CmH— CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) September 27, 2016
SF News You May Soon Be Served Ads On Your Phone During Uber Rides Kind of like those TV screens in the back of taxis only more insidious, Uber is set to begin serving ads to your cell phone during trips via a new partnership that makes
SF News Fall Rains Begin This Weekend, Drivers Warned Of Dangerously Slick Roads First came the fog, and now, the rain. It's been a roller-coaster of a week for Bay Area residents who go outside. Monday was hot as hell (93 in SF!) but the skies
SF News SFMTA Paints Red Zone Around Woman's Car And Then Tickets Her Parking in San Francisco is of course a tricky beast. Sometimes it feels like the rules change around you — what was once a 72-hour zone now needs a neighborhood sticker, for example. Checking
SF News Three Injured, One Dead In Early-Morning Tenderloin Shooting The San Francisco Police Department is seeking an unknown shooter or shooters Thursday, after early-morning gunfire in the Tenderloin killed one man and injured three others. Details remain scarce, but here's what we
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: SF Judge Denies Bias Claims Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Perennial Berkeley mayoral candidate and frequent protester Zachary Running
Arts & Entertainment Neighborhood Spotlight: Eureka Valley/Dolores Heights The Eureka Valley and Dolores Heights neighborhood is a solid representation of a true San Francisco experience, and proud home of the motivating power behind the gay rights movement. A strong influence in
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Mill Looks To Add Beer, Wine, Nightly Dinner The success of The Mill's Monday and Wednesday pizza nights, launched over two years ago, has convinced owner Josie Baker to expand on that, and as Hoodline sees today, he's filed an application
SF News Day Around The Bay: 'Gone Girl' Kidnapper To Plead Guilty Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Accused 'Gone Girl' kidnapper Matthew Muller is expected to
SF News Pelosi Chews Out Gary Johnson Voters, Blames Them For Tight Polls House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi came out swinging yesterday for liberal and libertarian voters who, upset with the choice between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, are going to use their precious votes to
Arts & Entertainment Video: Inside SF's Cable Car Carpentry Shop Since it's San Francisco Appreciation Week, how about a look inside the cable car carpentry and repair shop that you may not have known existed here in the city. As the SFMTA's blog
SF News Bring On The Tourists: Hardly Strictly, Fleet Week, And Dreamforce To Kick Off October A confluence of events all hitting San Francisco the first week of October means that things are about to get more crowded than usual. Hardly Strictly starts Friday and lasts through the weekend,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 13 Most Delicious Pasta Spots In San Francisco Italian Americans helped build this city, and it's Mexican, Chinese, and Italian cuisines that inform most of the dishes we'd consider San Francisco classics. And while North Beach isn't totally where it's at
Arts & Entertainment 'Business Decision' Leads Storage Company To Paint Over Cloud Mural Anyone who's ever taken the Octavia exit off 101 has seen and likely loves the mural gracing the side of Extra Space Storage. The puffy clouds painted on a bright blue sky provide
Arts & Entertainment New 'Bubble Index' Says SF Is Seventh In The World For Housing Bubbles To say that San Francisco housing is overvalued, inflated to the point that it borders on a bubble, might seem to imply that these prices might go down, the bubble bursting or at
SF News Folsom Street Fair 'Ask First' Campaign Rankles Some Photographers On the Saturday morning before this year’s Folsom Street Fair, while most of us were still blacking our boots or rigging our pony carts, a social media skirmish broke out regarding the
SF News First Mug Shot Released Of Law Enforcement Officer Accused In Jasmine Abuslin Exploitation Scandal Brian Bunton, an Oakland police officer accused of tipping off Jasmine Abuslin to a coming prostitution sting in exchange for sex, was one of three officers charged last week by Alameda County District
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Kindle Catfishing Florida bar puts Kaepernick jersey decals in urinals. [WFLA] Even BlackBerry doesn't want to deal with their own phones. [CNet] Google's launching a suite of tools designed to make creating and maintaining public
SF News Key Plea-Bargain Witness In Meth-y Drifter Murder Case Explains Why They Chose Their Victims 25-year-old Sean Michael Angold, who admits to dealing and smoking meth around the time of the pair of seemingly random murders that shocked the Bay Area last October, took the stand Tuesday to
SF News 'After School Satan Club' Comes To Portland Elementary School Good news for fans of the goat-headed Baphomet! The children of at least one Portland, Oregon elementary school will now have a few more options in their after-school programming choices with The Oregonian
SF News Video: Aerial Fight To Contain The Loma Fire In The Santa Cruz Mountains, Now at 2,250 Acres A swiftly moving fire in the sparsely populated Santa Cruz Mountains that broke out Monday has prompted multiple evacuations, and as CalFire updates us today, the Loma Fire has spread to 2,250
SF News Dope! Amoeba Music In Berkeley Can Now Sell Pot Amoeba Music's jazz section at their Berkeley location has a new focus: jazz cigarettes. The location has received its license to sell medical marijuana as a city-sanctioned dispensary, which it plans to place
SF News Allegedly Speeding Driver Of SFPD Cruiser Strikes Mission Pedestrian A witness alleges that the driver of a San Francisco Police Department patrol car that struck a pedestrian this weekend was speeding before the collision, even as they note that the pedestrian was
SF News In Wake Of Murder, Broken And Dummy Surveillance Cameras Found Across Oakland BART is not the only one with a security camera problem. According to CBS 5, Oakland city officials are scrambling this week to replace broken and dummy cameras across the city after it
SF News Jane Kim Wants YouTube To Remove 'Anti Asian-American' Music Video Locked in a tight battle for state senate, Supervisor Jane Kim is now seeking headlines in a campaign against a two-year-old music video that she says is "anti Asian-American." In a press release
