SF News Three News Organizations File Suit Against Feds To Find Out How They Hacked San Bernardino Attacker's iPhone Three news organizations the Associated Press, Gannett, and Vice Media together filed a lawsuit in federal court Friday against the FBI seeking to have access to the agency's records pertaining to its contract
SF News A Brief History Of How San Francisco Ended Up With Electric Trolly Buses Long before the environmental movement took off or anyone understood a thing about carbon emissions, a full 81 years ago, SF got its first emission-free electric trolly bus powered by overhead wires. As
Arts & Entertainment [Video] Institute On Aging Teaches Seniors Spraypainting A group of no-good punks ages 65 to 96 were seen spraypainting a wall at the Institute on Aging, 3575 Geary, under the leadership of noted LA graffiti artist Man One. Scott Power,
SF News Car Careens Into Golden Gate Park Lake, Driver Rescued Man Rescued After Driving Car Into Golden Gate Park's Spreckels Lake https://t.co/ba420ngJNO by @ncollister pic.twitter.com/0bTC3G36B1— Hoodline (@HoodlineSF) September 16, 2016 A man suffering from mental health issues
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Struggling For Cash, CCSF Shrinks Class Schedule Contra Costa County Animal Services is asking for the public’s help in finding a suspect who shot a dog in the leg. [KRON 4] Stop by the neighborhood Brewery tonight to share
SF News 25-Year-Old UC Berkeley Student Arrested In Teen's Dorm Rape Case A 25-year-old student at UC Berkeley was arrested Wednesday, following an investigation into a sexual assault that took place earlier this month. The Daily Californian reports that Sardar Sikandar Wali Zia Khan, a
Arts & Entertainment [Semi-NSFW] A Bunch Of Painted Naked People To Swarm Ferry Building Next Saturday Looking to see a bunch of naked people that are, well, deceptively naked? Then the Saturday, September 24 Body Art Show & Parade is for you. Coming to the strip of the Embarcadero
SF News Supervisor London Breed Calls Progressive Website 48 Hills A 'Bulls**t A** Blog' When London Breed became Board of Supervisors President last year, besting David Campos for the top spot, her election was interpreted as a victory for the board's so-called moderates over its so-called progressives.
SF News Mysterious Woman Threatens To Blow Up Mission District Building An anonymous voice mailer spurred the evacuation of a Mission District building Thursday, after she made multiple calls threatening to bomb the structure. The saga actually began on Wednesday, police say, when a
SF News In Blow To Zuckerberg's Real-Life Privacy Settings, Palo Alto Rejects Plan To Demolish Nearby Homes All he wanted was a little privacy. Alas, it is not to be. According to CBS 5, the Palo Alto Architectural Review Board rejected Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's plans to demolish the four
SF News There's Nothing Special About The New 'Blair Witch' At All It seems like everyone has their own Blair Witch Project story, from claims that the film didn't frighten them at all, to those who thought it was actually a documentary, to those (like
SF News Guilty Verdict In Midday Murder Of 66-Year-Old Anti-Crime Activist Judy Salamon Two men have been found guilty in the 2013 killing of a 66-year-old Oakland woman, Judy Salamon, who was known to neighbors as an anti-crime activist. KRON 4 reports it is believed that
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Lafayette Park Attacker Remains On The Loose Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Come for our best pizza list, stay for the
SF News Day Around The Bay: Teen Sues Parents Over Facebook Posts Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. An Austrian teen is suing her parents for posting
SF News California Has A Serious Wild Horse Problem There are thousands of wild horses roaming California, and, unlike in all your Disney-inspired fantasies, this is a problem. The New York Times reports that the wild horse and burro population has grown
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Almanac Beer Co. To Open Their First Taproom On 24th Street Thoroughly San Francisco, farm-to-bottle craft brewery Almanac Beer Co., which was founded in 2010 by former beer blogger Jesse Friedman along with partner Damian Fagan, will finally be giving us their first taproom
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Inside Black Cat, A Stray Spot Of Swank In The Tenderloin Swaggering up to a Tenderloin corner where, by contrast, area denizens typically stagger and stumble, Black Cat (Eddy and Leavenworth), a new restaurant arrival, is an already lively — if unexpected — destination. Announced in
Arts & Entertainment Artist Jenny Holzer Wins Million-Dollar LED Art Commission For Transit Center Fans of contemporary art will recognize the name of Jenny Holzer, most famous for her word-based electronic artworks and installations, which often have come in the form of streams of digitized text as
Arts & Entertainment Twitter To Livestream NFL <i>Thursday Night Football</i> For Free, Starting Tonight For NFL fans, Twitter has mostly just been a platform for issuing death threats to placekickers who miss crucial field goals. But that all changes tonight, when Twitter begins livestreaming Thursday Night Football,
SF News Francis Scott Key Monument In Golden Gate Park Bears 'Star-Spangled Banner' Slave Lyric San Francisco 49er Colin Kaepernick's choice to sit or kneel during the national anthem in a protest of racial injustice has led some to reexamine the very origins of "The Star-Spangled Banner," our
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 35 Best Pizza Spots In The Inner Bay Area Some people will argue that pizza is pizza, it's hard to screw it up, and even bad pizza is still pizza and therefore good enough to eat. I do not like or agree
SF News Santa Clara Taxpayers Stuck Paying Some Of Levi's Stadium Operating Costs Santa Clara Mayor Lisa Gillmor is likely feeling both vindicated and frustrated today, after her suspicion, reported on in May by the Monterey Herald, that taxpayer dollars are being used to cover some
SF News Oakland Police Say They Accidentally Deleted 25 Percent Of Their Body-Cam Archive While the SFPD continues its deployment of officer-worn body-cameras, the Oakland Police Department has had them for some time. Since 2009, to be precise. However, according to the Chronicle, that roughly seven-year headstart
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: SF State Frat Guy's Goat Connection The arrest last week of prominent winery investor Charles Banks on fraud charges has called into question the fate of his California wine empire. [SF Chronicle] SF State frat guy is also goat
SF News Valencia Street Cyclists Punch And Rob Woman Thursday A woman who tried to engage a trio of cyclists in a discussion has the interaction turn sour this morning, when the men instead robbed her then rode off. It was 3:24
