Arts & Entertainment 'Mrs. Doubtfire' House Will Soon Be For Sale In the second bit of special house news to hit this week, we learn that the home made famous by the 1993 film Mrs. Doubtfire will soon be on the market. SocketSite reports
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Bellota Does Lunch, Casey's Pizza Truck Lands Brick And Mortar, And More This week, SFist's food department reported that the Outer Sunset oasis Riptide was roaring back to life, that the owners of the mini-chain Burma Superstar were named in a class action lawsuit filed
Arts & Entertainment David Bowie's Ashes Scattered At Burning Man Temple? Plus 'Playa Elvis' And One More Video If you were at Burning Man this year, you're probably still getting your default-world bearings back and crying over your laptop every day looking at photos and video. If you weren't at Burning
SF News [Update] Department Of Homelessness Renews Effort To Dismantle Tent Encampments Citywide The newly created Department of Homelessness & Supportive Housing is set to begin the process of removing every single homeless encampment in the city — tent by tent. CBS 5 reports that the department's
Arts & Entertainment Apple's 'This Is 7' Ad Campaign Translates As 'This Is Penis' In Cantonese, Causing Much Laughter In China After this week's unveiling of the new water-resistant, headphone jack-free iPhone 7, Apple kicked off an ad campaign with the phrase "This is 7," apparently not knowing that directly translating that to Cantonese
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Souvla To Open Third Location On Valencia, In Former Grub Spot Rapidly expanding fast-casual Greek sandwich spot Souvla, which just opened its second location on Divisadero in June, has snapped up the recently vacated Grub space at 758 Valencia. As Eater reports, owner Charles
SF News Group Solicits Pics Of Sidewalk Trash In Effort To Clean Up City SF Beautiful, a non-profit founded in 1947 in response to efforts to remove cable car lines in favor of diesel buses, has a new target in its sights: All that trash on our
SF News Seven East Bay Law Enforcement Officers Charged In Celeste Guap Scandal Alameda County District Attorney Nancy E. O'Malley announced Friday that her office would be pursuing multiple charges, including including sex offenses and obstruction of justice, against seven members of three different law enforcement
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Burma Superstar Owners Sued In Class Action By Kitchen Workers The Bay Area Burmese mini-chain Burma Superstar is the subject of a class-action lawsuit filed this week in Alameda County by three of the chain's employees on behalf of about 100 "similarly situated"
SF News Ford Is Buying SF-Based Shuttle Service Chariot; Also They're Taking Over Bay Area Bike Share Automobile Goliath Ford today announced it will buy Chariot, the private shuttle service based in San Francisco born from startup incubator Y Combinator, in a move that speaks to the company's stated goal
SF News At Least Ten Injured When Driver Slams SUV Into Classroom #Breaking car into building @ SCC No major injuries reported. Updates to follow. pic.twitter.com/aNquUXa0r6— Solano Sheriff (@SolanoSheriff) September 9, 2016 Ten people were injured, some seriously enough to require hospitalization, after
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Twitter Kills Video Notification Button Labor, tenant and faith groups rallied at Glide in opposition to ballot measures they said could reduce the amount of affordable housing in the city, especially for residents with the lowest incomes. [Bay
SF News Tenderloin Cell Phone Thief Uses Beer As Weapon When forced to choose between a beer and a stolen cell phone, one Tenderloin-area thief chose the latter, tossing his brew in an effort to escape with the purloined device. According to a
SF News Ongoing Bay Bridge Problems Drain Rainy Day Fund So Officials Look To Tolls Since it opened in 2013, the eastern span of the Bay Bridge has been beset with numerous problems ranging from the serious to the absurd. Unsurprisingly, it turns out that addressing all those
SF News SFPD Gets Its First Body Cameras, Pledges Full Deployment By Thanksgiving Acting police chief Toney Chaplin announced at a Police Commission meeting Wednesday night that officers at all 10 of San Francisco's police stations would be equipped with body cameras by Thanksgiving. Mayor Lee
SF News 49er Bruce Miller In Court Today Facing Charges For Hotel Attack 29-year-old former 49ers fullback Bruce Miller, as we learned earlier this week, was dropped from the team following a violent incident early on the morning of Labor Day at a Fisherman's Wharf hotel.
Arts & Entertainment 'Sully' Manufactures Unnecessary Drama, Sells Subject Humorlessly Short I'll say up front that Sully was a difficult movie for me to watch, since one of my biggest fears is flying (and I happen to be getting on a plane Monday). But
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Has Apple Gone Stale? 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 [Huffington Post] talks to the curator of the
Arts & Entertainment The A-Audio Legacy Noise Cancelling Headphones Took CES By Storm, And They're Now 73% Off Shut out the chatter and enjoy some primo audio without laying waste to your wallet. When you plug into your playlist, all you want to hear is the rhythmic thump of your favorite
SF News Day Around The Bay: Own Pat Montandon's Cole Valley House For $3.5M Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Famed local socialite Pat Montandon one of the central
Arts & Entertainment JCCSF Hosts Daveed Diggs With 'Hamilton' Sing-Along And Youth Poets This Weekend Daveed Diggs, whose Jewish mother in Oakland is certainly very proud of her Tony Award-winning son, arrives in San Francisco this Saturday at JCCSF for a sold-out conversation with another Oakland artist, the
SF News Police Commission Releases Some Info On SFPD Chief Applicants Sixty-one people want the job of chief of the San Francisco Police Department. Those 61, a number which includes current acting chief Toney Chaplin, have all applied for the role — submitting detailed applications
Arts & Entertainment Stevie Nicks To Play San Jose Show In December With Openers The Pretenders Fans of Stevie Nicks, I have good news for you: The white witch herself is doing a solo tour this fall, and she'll be playing San Jose's SAP Center on December 14, as
Arts & Entertainment The 10 Best Places To Run In San Francisco Although running up and down San Francisco's hills may be hard on the knees, the views it affords are easy on the eyes. Another plus: Cool, consistent weather makes for good running conditions
SF News You Can Now Rent The 'Full House' House For $14K A Month Those all-grown-up 90's kids who found companionship through their television sets in the likes of sitcom families such as the Tanners and the Winslows now have a chance to make the fantasy world
