Arts & Entertainment Video: Crazed Burner Boyfriend Enraged By Question 'How Was Burning Man?' Most non-Burners with devoted Burner friends should be able to relate to this fun sketch by YouTuberist Kevin Oeser in which he returns home to his girlfriend, fresh from the playa, only to
SF News SF Car Break-Ins Down 18 Percent As Of July The scourge of car burglaries which have been noticeably on the rise in the last two years in various neighborhoods, hitting a five-year high last summer may finally be slowing down thanks to
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Humane Society Receives 34 Cats And Kittens In Cardboard Boxes The Marin Humane Society is grappling with the unexpected and anonymous nocturnal delivery of 34 cats and kittens in cardboard boxes on its doorstep. Three suspects who abandoned the animals were caught on
SF News Black Lives Matter Now Accepting Donations, Grants Through Bay Area Nonprofit IDEX A newly announced partnership with a Bay Area 501(c)(3) public charity will allow the multifaceted and diffuse Black Lives Matter movement, technically a chapter-based global organization, to receive grants and tax-deductible
SF News Waterproof iPhone 7 Unveiled As Apple Has A Complete Twitter Meltdown As we speak the long-scheduled unveiling of the next in a growing line of skinnier and sleeker iPhones is happening at an event in San Francisco. The tightly choreographed presentation was meant to
SF News On Occasion Of Third Birthday, Family Of Missing Toddler Holds Out Hope For Her Safe Return It's been a little more than seven months since Bay Area toddler Arianna Fitts was seen last. Though a search for the child began in April, the whereabouts of the toddler, whose third
SF News Former Mayor Art Agnos Floats Idea For Homeless Shelter Aboard Navy Ship Speaking with SFist in June on the topic of the enduring homelessness crisis in San Francisco, Art Agnos, who served as mayor from 1988 to 1992, classified "the development... of supportive and permanent
Arts & Entertainment Complete Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2016 Lineup Includes Patty Griffin, Kris Kristofferson, Mavis Staples And More It's that time of year again! Fogust is over, Indian Summer almost here, and September brings with it the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival. We already learned via their audio hints that Cyndi Lauper
SF News Violent Bike Thieves Menace Teens At Pier 28, Mid-Market Having your bike stolen is an unpleasant San Francisco rite of passage, like stepping in feces of undetermined origin or having the 5 Fulton pass you by as you wait at the bus
SF News Authorities Dig Up Cal Poly Campus In New Search For Kristin Smart, Missing Since 1996 For 20 years, the family of onetime Cal Poly student Kristin Smart has had no closure in her disappearance and presumed murder, and now the FBI and the San Luis Obispo Sheriff's Department
SF News Dog Reportedly Stolen From SoMa Whole Foods Woman reports 6-year-old Dachsund mix is stolen outside Whole Foods market in San Francisco. https://t.co/sDGoGRBnsA— NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) September 7, 2016 A tiny Dachshund mix named Goose is missing
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Wells Fargo's Anti-Art Ads Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Call me a NIMBY if you must, but this
Arts & Entertainment Take The Cinematic Plunge And Experience Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition Stanley Kubrick exerted complete artistic control over his projects; in doing so, he reconceived the genres in which he worked. The exhibition covers the breadth of Kubrick’s achievements, beginning with his photographs
SF News Day Around The Bay: Uber Begins Construction On Mission Bay Headquarters Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Popular and beloved Dipsea Cafe might become pot dispensary.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Former Central Kitchen And Kin Khao Chef Michael Gaines To Debut Taco Spot In Dogpatch After a year of searching for a good space, chef Michael Gaines has finally landed on one to be the home of his taco-and-margarita restaurant dubbed Glena's, which he previewed with a couple
Arts & Entertainment The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Hey, it's finally getting warm out (sort of)! That means movies in the park, bike rides on closed-off streets, and plenty of activities to get you out of the house. Here are some
SF News 57-Gun Arsenal Seized From Home Of Cow Hollow Man Having 'Psychotic Breakdown' 57 firearms — 40 of them handguns and 17 of them semi-automatic rifles or machine guns — were seized at the Cow Hollow residence of a man reportedly having a "psychotic breakdown." The episode took
SF News Bay Area To Be Voting On Multiple Ballot Measures Relating To Homeless Problem In November At the ballot box this fall, residents of multiple Bay Area cities can expect to be voting on a record number of local ballot measures aiming to build more affordable housing for the
SF News BART Tests 'Enzyme Misting System' To Neutralize Persistent Elevator Pee Stank Daily BART riders such as Sunday Parker, who rely on the system's spotty, sometimes unpleasant elevator service had good news last month: The transit agency announced plans to coat elevator floors with a
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Doughnut Dolly To Pop Up At The Market In The Twitter Building Friday, Ahead Of September Opening Excellent news, doughnut fans!! Now that summer's just about over and you can stop dieting for that beach vacation, you can treat yourself this week and next to a delicious filled doughnut the
SF News Group Trying To Reintroduce Grizzlies To California Launches Cheeky Ad Campaign With Gay 'Bear' The few places you'll find grizzly bears in California include the San Francisco zoo and our state flag: Fewer than 75 years after gold was first discovered in California, the bear was eradicated
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Dungeness Crab Season May Not Be Ruined This Year As Ocean Temps Fall Last year's disastrous local Dungeness crab season in which fisheries were not allowed to open until March, typically the natural end of the season in these parts is not likely to be repeated
Arts & Entertainment Self-Appointed BART 'Artist-In-Residence' Installs Subway Swings, Hopscotch Installing swings in public spaces like on Billy Goat Hill is a time-honored San Francisco pastime. Ironically, the emblem for the SF Rec and Parks Department is a child on just such a
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Gruesome Russian River Discovery Critics say SF ballot measure to create a neighborhood crime unit to tackle home burglaries, auto-break ins and other quality-of-life crimes is misrepresenting itself. [SF Examiner] More on Edward Mason, the guy responsible
SF News Bike-Riding Gunman Opens Fire On Parked Motorist A cyclist opened fire on a man seated in a parked car in San Francisco this weekend, causing a chain reaction of destruction and injury. Police say that it all began at 8:
