SF News At Last: Heat Advisory Issued For Sunday, Monday You've all been very, very patient, and for those new here you may have heard that we traditionally think of September as the start of our summer. After a particularly brutal summer, fog-wise,
SF News Snapchat Unveils Its Own Cheaper Google Glass, Called Spectacles Snapchat releases first hardware product, Spectacles https://t.co/M0krS3Q1JO via @WSJ— Snapchat (@Snapchat) September 24, 2016 Snapchat has entered the hardware market, everyone, and late Friday they unveiled Spectacles, a set of
SF News Saturday Links: Supe Candidate's Alleged Ethical Violations Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here The weirdest thing about this very weird story is
SF News Day Around The Bay: Chinese Uber Drivers Pull Zombie Scam Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Oakland police officer Brian Bunton appeared in court today
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: RTB Fillmore Pops Up For Ramen, Duc Loi Expands, And More The food news from us this week: Mr. Bing's, the dingy-ass apple of our dive-bar eye, has been saved, essentially. Also, the former Betelnut space will be a thing along the lines of
SF News 186-Unit Development At Risk Because An Old Pool Hall Was Just Deemed 'Historic' Say you want to build a 13-story, 186-unit residential building on Market Street. You find the perfect location — in this case an old billiards hall that's been turned into a food-stall market — and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Michael Bauer Rings In 30 Years As Chronicle Critic, 5,320 Reviews Later This week Michael Bauer is marking 30 years at the Chronicle, where he's served as food editor and restaurant critic since 1986 after moving the Bay Area from Dallas. As part of his
SF News Hayward Man Allegedly Crashed Car Then Stole And Wrecked Responding Police Officer's Car Perhaps in a bid to challenge Vallejo for the title of Most Whack, a Hayward man stands accused of crashing his car last night, and then, while he was being treated on the
SF News Chelsea Manning Sentenced To Solitary Confinement Over Suicide Attempt I guess this is how it works in military prison, but following a July suicide attempt that was linked to her ongoing struggle to be allowed to fully transition from male to female
SF News Unchecked Sexual Harassment Alleged At Yosemite, Other National Parks When we think of America's great national parks we picture vast mountains, impressive geysers, and deep canyons, and not so much a creepy dude staring through a bathroom window at his female employee
SF News Elon Musk To Talk More About Sending People To Mars Next Week Future Martian leader Elon Musk is set to give a talk next week at the International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico in which he'll apparently be clarifying his plans for launching manned missions
SF News Vox Media Tech Journalist Was Also Secretly Working For Apple A note published today written by Nilay Patel, editor-in-chief of the prominent technology website The Verge, disclosed that Deputy Editor Chris Zeigler, a founding member of The Verge, had secretly been working for
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Mr. Bing's Is Saved! I have some excellent news. Back in July we heard the ominous news that beloved sh*thole dive bar Mr. Bing's had been sold to new owners, the owners of Ireland's 32 in
Arts & Entertainment Aerial Dance Grapples With Domestic Violence In <i>Grace and Delia Are Gone</i> You may not expect an acrobatic, circus-style aerial performance to explore the topic of violence against women. But this improbable concept achieves great heights in Grace and Delia Are Gone, a new dance
SF News Oculus Founder Secretly Funding Pro-Trump Troll Army While Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump doesn't draw a lot of support from Silicon Valley, that which he does tends to be, well, unique. We now have an Exhibit B is the
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Google's AI Balloon A 20-year-old suspect who tried to rob an 18-year-old man at gunpoint in East Oakland on Wednesday afternoon was killed when the younger man fired back at him in self-defense. [Bay City News]
Arts & Entertainment Video: All About SF's Rad Lowrider Culture Since the 1970's (at least), lowriders have been an intrinsic part of Latino culture in San Francisco. These souped up, tricked out vintage vehicles, often with fancy hydraulics that make them "dance" down
SF News Director Of New Homelessness Department Keeps It 100 On Reddit AMA We had a great time at @reddit answering some great questions from t he community about homelessness. @JeffKositsky https://t.co/rt4Q9G9QzU pic.twitter.com/inNS94Daz3— SF DHSH (@SF_DHSH) September 23, 2016
SF News Man Robbed During Shakedown At Line For SF Homeless Shelter A man waiting in line at a San Francisco homeless shelter was robbed of his possessions Thursday morning, after a criminal duo restrained and mugged him. According to the San Francisco Police Department,
SF News Ride Historic Trolley Buses On Long Lost Lines During This Weekend's Muni Heritage Celebration History buffs and lovers of all things San Francisco have a chance this weekend to get a taste of ye olden times by riding retired Muni electric trolley buses along routes that have
SF News Twitter Likely About To Get Bought, Maybe By Google Or Salesforce Earlier this month we heard that Twitter's board of directors was considering a potential sale of the company, and today the rumor is out that some buyout bids are in, including ones from
Arts & Entertainment 'The Magnificent Seven' Is Lukewarm, At Best As a fan of both Seven Samurai and its 1960 American remake, The Magnificent Seven, I was eager to see the third telling of the tale. Akira Kurosawa was a hard act to
SF News Death Of Market Street Assault Victim Marks San Francisco's 33rd Homicide For 2016 A man who was severely beaten in San Francisco's Mid-Market area has died, taking San Francisco's homicide count for 2016 to 33 deaths. According to the San Francisco Medical Examiner's Office, 52-year-old SF
Arts & Entertainment 'The Dressmaker''s Uneven Tone Makes For A Jarring Experience The Dressmaker opened overseas last year, and became the second highest-grossing film of 2015 in its home country of Australia. But I seriously doubt it will be met with quite the same enthusiasm
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: It's Snowing In Tahoe Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here The boyfriend from Desperately Seeking Susan is in King
