Arts & Entertainment The 14 Best Tattoo Shops In The Bay Area Looking to plunk down some cash on some serious body art that you won't regret? Below we bring you a dozen of the top tattoo parlors the inner Bay Area has to offer,
SF News A's (Again) Eye Port Of Oakland Site For New Ballpark The Oakland Athletics could one day have a waterfront ballpark to rival AT&T Park, with A’s co-owner John Fisher showing interest in a Port of Oakland site as a potential
SF News Peter Thiel Now Funding A Startup To Fund Third-Party Lawsuits Did you know that we're in a bubble? No, not a technology bubble, you overeducated ninny. “A true bubble is when something is overvalued and intensely believed,” Peter Thiel, the Paypal co-founder, Facebook
SF News Bill To End Daylight Saving Time In California Is Dunzo (Or Is It?) San Jose Assemblyman Kansen Chu had a dream, a dream to end Daylight Saving Time in California and to keep the state on the same time year round. But that dream was crushed
SF News Surprise! Bay Bridge Bike Path Delayed Yet Again Remember when officials promised us in May that the bike path connecting the East Bay to Yerba Buena Island would fully, finally open in September? Well, yeah, about that. The Chronicle reports that
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Touring SF's Sewer Unkind people deface home of disabled man running for Stockton School Board. [KRON 4] Three-year sentence for man shot by SFPD during carjacking. [Bay City News] Beth tours the sewer (and so could
SF News Scott Wiener's State Senate Campaign Received $30K In Donations From Strip Clubs In his heated bid for State Senate, Supervisor Scott Wiener raised more than $1 million by June, making the contest with Supervisor Jane Kim already the most expensive in the history of the
SF News Facing Loss Of Lease, Doc's Clock To Move Down The Street When news broke earlier this year that Doc's Clock would be forced to close following a decision by the new building owner not to renew the bar's lease in 2017, devotees of the
SF News Witness: Cab Driver Was On Phone As He Slammed Into Market Street Shoe Shine Stand The driver of a cab who jumped a Market Street curb and struck two bystanders might have been on the phone at the time of the collision, one witness says — but in a
SF News Many iPhone 6 Owners Complaining Of 'Touch Disease' Rendering Touchscreens Unusable A flaw in the interior workings of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus is creating an epidemic of "Touch Disease" in which the phones stop responding to any touch pressure at all, rendering
SF News Early Morning Shootings Rock UN Plaza, Mission While you were likely still sleeping, two men were injured in shootings across San Francisco: One in UN Plaza, and one in the heart of the Mission District. The first shooting occurred at
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: $2 Cigarette Tax Gets Chron Nod Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Burning Man is almost upon us, but Bay Area
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Save 50% And Craft Multi-Course Meals Like A Pro With The MasterPan As featured on and Dr. Oz, this skillet lets you cook multiple dishes at once without breaking a sweat. Nothing sounds better than a home-cooked meal after a long day. But the last
SF News Day Around The Bay: Golf Club-Wielding Man Allegedly Smashes Up BART Train, Causes Big Delays 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 last remaining resident of a shrimping village established
SF News Turn This Nine-Bedroom Dolores Street Home Into An Ersatz Hotel, Says Broker On Craigslist "Dolores Park, Whole Foods... everything's around here," says real estate Broker Bill Harkins as he introduces possible tenants to 283 Dolores Street in a video tour of the space. But what's going on
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Yosemite Sure Does Look Nice From Space Everyone loves Yosemite National Park (even President Obama!), and photos abound of the park in all its glory — think firefalls, art installations, and rare foxes. Well, we know have another picture to add
SF News Can SF Developers Afford 25 Percent Affordability? City Controller Says No, Others Still Say Yes In a report that is sure to spark debate for the coming months ahead of the November election, City Controller Ben Rosenfield has completed a feasibility analysis requested by the Board of Supervisors
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink 19-Year-Old Herbivore Closes Last And Final Location On Valencia Herbivore, the 19-year-old vegan restaurant that at one point had two locations in SF and one in Berkeley, is now officially dunzo as Mission Local reports that Monday was the last day for
SF News Three Seriously Injured After Taxi Jumps Curb In FiDi SUTTER SANSOME UPDATE 3 critical adults VEH into pedestrians AVOID AREA pic.twitter.com/YmpCx6sYVg— San Francisco Fire (@sffdpio) August 23, 2016 Market Street was blocked off with firetrucks and ambulances today following
Arts & Entertainment The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Burning Man is almost upon us, but Bay Area revelers seem in no hurry to hunker down and rest up. Instead, there's energetic activity this week in San Francisco, including not-to-miss dance parties.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Locanda And Pizzeria Delfina Chef Anthony Strong To Break Out On His Own just meditating with a giant #squash #research #zucca #パンプキン #yayoikusama A photo posted by Chef Anthony Strong (@anthonystrong) on Jun 18, 2016 at 6:03pm PDT Longtime Delfina Restaurant Group chef Anthony Strong,
SF News Early Bird Gets The Smog: Traffic Now Worst On Bay Bridge Between 5 And 6 AM Drivers coming into the city from the East Bay have been pushing the peak of rush hour earlier and earlier according to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. CBS 5 reports that for years the
SF News Video: Six-Car SoMa Sideshow Evades SFPD An early-morning display of illicit automotive daredevilry took over a South of Market intersection Monday morning, but by the time police arrived the motoring miscreants had fled for parts unknown. ABC7 points us
SF News Stanford Cracks Down Further On Hard Alcohol On Campus In Wake Of Rape Case The trend at many top colleges and universities these days is to ban the serving of hard alcohol at on-campus parties, and in the wake of the highly publicized Brock Turner case this
SF News Tourists Robbed At Gunpoint During Evening Photography Session At Twin Peaks Two men visiting San Francisco tourist hotspot Twin Peaks ended up with a harrowing story to tell the folks back home, when they were robbed of pretty much everything you could think of
