SF News Viral Video Of Drunk Groom Going Under Bride's Dress At SF Wedding Leads To Lawsuit A fairly amusing viral video, uploaded by a videographer at a San Francisco wedding reception in 2015, has caused so much embarrassment for the couple involved that they're suing the photography firm that
Arts & Entertainment Our 12 Fringiest Picks For The San Francisco Fringe Festival Theater fans who lack the money or clout to get tickets to Hedwig, The King and I, or any of the other best Bay Area theater productions this fall get an outstanding annual
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Alphabet Is Now Delivering Chipotle Burritos By Drone In news that is sure to cause college students around the country to choke on their bong water, Google parent company Alphabet today announced that its Project Wing drone division has teamed up
SF News Un-Chill Cottage Row Residents Object To Zen Garden Honoring Japanese Americans As 'Favoritism' With its 22 Victorian houses from the 1860s and 70s, the secluded pedestrian side street known as Cottage Row feels as if from another era. So, too, do area residents currently objecting to
SF News Prices Slashed As Millennium Tower Units Languish On The Market Sitting on a hot piece of real estate in present day San Francisco can sometimes feel like you've pocketed the golden ticket — all you need to do is cash that thing in and
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Florida Street Horror Fancy people were fancy at the SF Symphony gala last night. [SF Chronicle] How should resources be equally distributed among San Francisco’s more than 220 parks and open spaces? [Ingleside Light] Florida
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Two Bay Area Icons Included In New Book About Ten Most Influential Restaurants In The US While the Bay Area has seen a renaissance of a sort in our food scene over the last five to ten years, our bigger-picture influence on the way America eats can be traced
SF News Thanks, LA: Salesforce Tower Won't Be The Tallest Building In The West Those obsessed with tall buildings and those who've been paying attention likely already knew this news. But while Salesforce Tower (née Transbay Tower), which once completed will stand at 1,070 feet, was
Arts & Entertainment Attention Beyhive: Enter To Win A Pair Of Tickets To The World Formation Tour When life gives you lemons...well, you know. This week, we're giving away two free tickets to see Queen Bey herself as she brings her World Formation Tour to San Francisco on September
SF News Man Allegedly Bites Woman In SoMa Attack, Then Causes Hours Of Chaos On Bay Bridge A Wednesday night aggravated assault in SoMa turned even more bizarre by Thursday morning, as the suspect in the attack fled to the Bay Bridge, allegedly wandered into traffic while throwing cones and
SF News Apple Employee Sues Westfield Valley Fair Mall After Security Guard Pulls Gun An Apple employee is suing a mall and two of its security guards after a frightening incident caught on film. CBS 5 reports that the man was exiting the Westfield Valley Fair Mall
SF News Proposed SoMa Micro-Unit Development Aims To Keep Rents 30% Below City Average Because new development projects seek to recoup investments and pay off construction expenses, they usually hit the market with higher-than-average rents. Therefore it's something of a surprise when a residential development isn't readily
SF News Oakland Mayor Terminates Four Officers, Disciplines Eight Others In OPD Sex Scandal Along with City Administrator Sabrina Landreth (who is acting as temporary administrative head of the Oakland Police Department), Mayor Libby Schaaf gave a press conference late Wednesday announcing the disciplining of a dozen
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Speed Bumps For Golden Gate Park Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Some exciting theatre will be happening in SF and
SF News Airbnb Announces New Plans, Tools, And Rules To Fight Bigoted Hosts Nearly ten months after a Harvard Business School study revealed "widespread discrimination" against guests on the basis of race the short-term rental platform Airbnb, the San Francisco-based company is taking action, saying in
Arts & Entertainment Bike Nerds Unite At Tour De Fat San Francisco Tour de Fat is New Belgium Brewing's traveling celebration of all things bicycle, honoring humankind's greatest invention. Born in Fort Collins, Colorado, to increase awareness and participation in cycling as a sustainable form
SF News Day Around The Bay: Man, It's A Hot One Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Fans of Star Trek IV may enjoy this piece
SF News Domestic Dispute Leads To Palo Alto Motel Room Blaze A man stands accused of setting fire to his estranged wife's hotel room following a domestic dispute in Palo Alto. Palo Alto Online reports that when police tracked down the suspected arsonist, he
SF News Yosemite Announces Largest Expansion In 70 Years Wetlands, a meadow, rolling hills: Those are among the features encompassed in 400 acres of land donated to Yosemite by a nonprofit conservation group who purchased the land from private owners. The tract,
Arts & Entertainment Fall Theater Preview: New Plays Explore San Francisco's Past, England's Future, And More As Labor Day passes, we start to say goodbye to whatever high hopes we had for making the most of our oh-so-wintry summer months, but we start to hope for another couple months
Arts & Entertainment Oakland's LGBT Pride Parade Is This Weekend The 7th annual Oakland LGBT Pride celebration goes down this weekend, and attendees should expect live music, parties, and, of course, a parade. Headliners include Deborah Cox and Lisa Lisa, and there will
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Riptide Is Reborn In The Outer Sunset Boo, the 150-year-old taxidermy caribou head that presided over the Riptide and was reportedly destroyed (along with many other decorative artifacts) by the fire that closed the bar last summer, appears to be
SF News Check Out The 'Mini Bay Bridge' For Buses Coming To The Transbay Transit Center When completed late next year, the currently under construction $2.7 billion Transbay Transit Center will sport hubs for eleven transportation systems, a patterned metal skin, and a rooftop park. It will also
Arts & Entertainment Brace: Pokemon Go Is Coming To The Apple Watch The Apple launch event today didn't end with Sia and the news about the iPhone 7. John Hanke, CEO of Pokémon Go game developer Niantic, took the stage to tell everyone how the
SF News 49ers Player Dropped After Alleged Assault Of 70 Year Old Had Just Been Kicked Out Of Tommy's Joynt 49ers fullback Bruce Miller, 29, was arrested in San Francisco after an altercation with a 70-year-old man and the man's 29-year-old son, in which Miller allegedly assaulted both men, young and old. Miller