SF News Drivers Unaware Of 3-Foot Passing Law With Cycling Injuries On The Rise You, being an enlightened and informed reader of SFist, already know about California's 3-foot passing law. However, as CBS 5 reports, some drivers in the Bay Area are unaware that state law dictates
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Nine Places To Get A Frozen Cocktail Or Boozy Slushy In SF Right Now Our required Indian Summer has finally thank god come to SF as of Sunday, and while it's a bit cooler today, the warmth is expected to spike back up to 80 this weekend
Arts & Entertainment Editors From Medium And Former Bold Italic Kickstart 'Anxy,' A Magazine About Mental Health It can be difficult to find the words to discuss mental health, but that's just what designer Indhira Rojas hopes to do with her new print magazine project. "Nearly half of American adults
SF News SFPD Nabs Pacific Heights Lunch Thieves A group of mid-day muggers were tracked down by the San Francisco Police Department Monday, after the miscreants accosted two women for their lunch. The female victims were walking near Sacramento and Franklin
SF News New Mid-Market Shopping Mall Decides To Embrace Sixth Street Connotations, Rebrands As 6X6 After multiple delays, the six-story shopping center that once intended to be value-oriented, and previously going by the names CityPlace and Market Street Place, will no open as soon as November under the
SF News Late Night Arson Strikes Maiden Lane A late-night fire that sent crews to San Francisco's tony Maiden Lane was arson, officials said Tuesday morning. According to the San Francisco Police Department, it was 11:40 p.m. Monday when
SF News Three More Officers Formally Charged In Oakland Scandal, Including One Who Tipped Off Sex Worker To Sting Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley continues filing the formal criminal charges already promised against seven East Bay law enforcement officers, with three more officers charged on Monday. As KQED reports, those include
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Nuns Flourish In SF The top five Bay Area tech companies most likely to be acquired in the near future are...[SF Business Times] Events to commemorate the passing of Rose Pak have been scheduled for Friday
SF News Giants Tweet, Then Delete, Unintentionally Anti-Semitic Slur As the Giants's playoff chances continue to dwindle, the bullpen at last night's game against the Dodgers wasn't the only part of the team raising eyebrows in shock and dropping jaws in disbelief.
SF News San Francisco Sideswipe Leads To Chase, Shooting An collision on San Francisco streets turned into an apparent road rage incident Monday night, when an errant driver fled the scene of the crash then shot at a fellow motorist. It all
SF News Firefighters Allegedly Harrassed Colleague By Peeing In Her Bed, Smearing Feces In Locker Room A firefighter suspected by her colleagues of having a secret romantic relationship with a station commander was brutally harassed by her fellow firefighters according to multiple sources to NBC Bay Area. SFFD Station
Arts & Entertainment These Waterproof And Magnetic Bluetooth Headphones Are Now 66% Off No headphone jack? No problem. The FRESHeBuds can handle anything you throw at them. One of the worst things that can happen during a good workout? Your music fizzling out right in the
SF News Attorney For Woman Paralyzed By Tree Branch Says City Was Negligent In Its Tree Trimming Technique The 36-year-old woman who was paralyzed by a falling tree branch while she sat on a city park bench watching her children play has filed a claim against San Francisco alleging negligence. The
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Powder, A Taiwanese-Style Shaved Snow Shop, Opens Friday On Divis Shaved snow is in the forecast this week, with the Taiwanese-style treat — somewhere between shaved ice and ice cream — arriving at a permanent spot on the Divisadero corridor this Friday. So far, the
SF News Soberanes Fire Officially Becomes Costliest Firefight In US History, Topping $200 Million As we reach the two-month mark on the Soberanes Fire, burning just inland of Big Sur and sparked miles to the north on July 22, the Associated Press reports that the fire has
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Tiny House Toilet Trouble Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here I wonder if when Caleb applied to work here,
SF News Day Around The Bay: Despite Even Year, Giants Playoff Hopes Dwindling Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Following Saturday’s bombing in New York City, security
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Shady Former Hong Kong Lounge I & II Owner Pleads Guilty To Labor-Related Felony In 2012, the now-former owner of popular Richmond district restaurants Hong Kong Lounges I and II, Ming Lian Zhou, was ordered to pay 48 workers more than $90,000 in unpaid back wages.
SF News Micro-Unit Developer Suggests Shipping Container-Based Supportive Housing For SF Homeless Patrick Kennedy, the developer of micro-unit apartment complexes like this one we just wrote about the other week, now has his sights set on developing inexpensive, modular supportive housing for the homeless which
Arts & Entertainment CCA Students Picture A City With 100,000 More Units Literally drawing on the housing crisis, California College of the Arts students have a new exhibition of somewhat fanciful and often preposterous but visually intriguing designs that would add housing units to San
SF News Video: Aspiring Karate Master Sparks Brawl At Raiders Game The Falcons had the Raiders fans fighting each other today. 😂 pic.twitter.com/QQnSVFfw68— Everything Georgia (@GAFollowers) September 19, 2016 Raiders fans are not a typically quiet bunch, and today we can add
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Exciting Fall Opener, The Morris, Arriving Soon In Former Slow Club Space Just over a year ago we heard the first word about The Morris, the new elevated neighborhood spot from Frances/Octavia wine guy Paul Einbund and chef Gavin Schmidt (Coi) in the former
SF News 50% Of Contents From Black SF Waste Bins Is Recyclable Or Compostable How do we put out so much waste in San Francisco, about 650 tons per day compared to just 600 tons of recycled and composted material combined? Simply by throwing away compostable and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Lazy Bear Team To Open Cocktail-Centric Spot In Former Tradesman Space Highly successful, high-end communal dining spot Lazy Bear, now two and a half years into its mostly sold-out run in the Mission, is expanding with a new, casual cocktail-focused spot a few blocks
SF News Coder Details Life Inside 13-Person Possibly Illegal Airbnb Located In Luxury Mission Bay Tower The story of the starry-eyed youngster moving to San Francisco and into an over-priced community living space as he or she attempts to learn to code and land a top-paying job is now
