SF News Muni Driver Allegedly Beaten By Angry Motorist Driving for Muni can be a stressful gig. With all the rider beatings, collisions, and allegations of discrimination, the brown-uniform-sporting employees have a lot to deal with even before it comes to matters
SF News Video: Stanley Roberts Shames People Who Hang Out Of Sunroofs Taking Photos On Golden Gate Bridge Stanley Roberts's target for passive finger-wagging this weekend over at KRON 4 this week were the many, many tourists (and locals) who hang out sunroofs and car windows, without seatbelts on, to take
SF News Victims Fight For Lives After Gunman Fires Into Crowd Outside Nightclub, Man On Capp Is Shot Two men were rushed to the hospital in critical condition this weekend, victims of separate shootings in which the suspects remain at large. At 10:37 p.m. on Saturday, police say that
SF News SFPD Conducts Sweep Of Mission Bike Chop Shops San Francisco Police Department Sergeant Matt Friedman is the Sisyphus of San Francisco. Since 2013, Friedman has been fighting bike theft not just on the streets but on Twitter as @SFPDBikeTheft, where he
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Should You Take Your Dog To Work? Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Your weekend ICYMI: A huge tree branch fell on
Arts & Entertainment Are You Ready To Get Down Brazilian Style With Friday Nights At The De Young? What are your Friday night plans? Friday Nights at the de Young are after-hours art "happenings" that include a mix of live music, dance and theater performances, film screenings, panel discussions, lectures, artist
Arts & Entertainment Trove Of Historic Photos Found From Inside San Quentin A Sacramento photography teacher who teaches a course in the history of photography San Quentin State Prison was recently shown a banker's box full of thousands of negatives, all shot inside the prison,
SF News Two Killed In Shooting Outside Party In Downtown Oakland Two men were fatally wounded and a third was injured Saturday night/early Sunday outside what the East Bay Times reports as an "all ages birthday party" at a downtown Oakland gallery. The
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: Do We Need Drone Balconies? Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Rain says that Florence Foster Jenkins is way more
SF News 100-Pound Tree Branch Falls And Critically Injures Woman In Washington Square Park A large tree branch fell and seriously injured a 36-year-old San Francisco woman on Friday in Washington Square Park. The woman was in the North Beach park at the time with her two
SF News Two Stanford Swimmers Win Gold Medals At Rio Olympics In Rio on Friday two Bay Area swimmers took home gold medals, including Stanford's own Katie Ledecky, who took home her fourth gold in these Olympic games. 23-year-old Maya Dirado of San Francisco,
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Salt Lake Man Decries SF 'Zombies' Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Second Act's second act won't involve food, apparently. [SFist]
SF News Day Around The Bay: Facebook Just Changed Your News Feed Again Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. U2 is going to play a benefit show in
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Rich Table Reopens, Sweetgreen Heads To SoMa, Iza Ramen Expanding, And More This week we covered a lot of food world happenings at SFist. There was, for starters, a mouth-watering recap of some over-the-top good festival food at Outside Lands. We had big news that
Arts & Entertainment 101 (Fiberglass) Cows Are Coming To The Madonna Inn The already peculiar Madonna Inn is about to get a whole lot more so. The famed San Luis Obispo spot known for its 110-uniquely themed rooms will soon be welcoming to its grounds
SF News General Motors Just Tried (And Failed) To Acquire Lyft Lyft investor General Motors is apparently not content with its 9 percent stake in the ride-hail company, as The Information reports that the car manufacturer just made an offer to buy Lyft outright.
SF News SFMTA 'Leans Toward' Formalizing Illegal Sunday Double-Parking For Churchgoers The SFMTA is set to decide on Tuesday whether or not to formalize the currently illegal practice of churchgoers every Sunday turning the Mission's Dolores Street into a parking lot. The Examiner reports
SF News SF Ranks 13th For Tech Salary Value, Raising Again The Question Of A Mass Texodus Will tech stay or will tech go? IDK! But one thing's for certain: That persistent question isn't going anywhere. I get it! It makes sense to ask, given the outsized influence the tech
SF News San Francisco Tent Dweller's Argument Ends In Alleged Arson A San Francisco tent dweller's shelter was damaged Thursday afternoon, following a heated argument in the Bayview. According to the San Francisco Police Department, a 59-year-old woman reported that her tent was set
SF News [Update] G Chahal, Ad Tech CEO Accused Of Serial Abuse, Sentenced To 1 Year In Prison "Live in such a way that if someone spoke badly of you, nobody would even believe it." That's a little motivational speaking from Gurbaksh Chahal, the pretty thoroughly disgraced ad tech mogul who
SF News Soberanes Fire Edges Closer To Big Sur, May Cause Highway 1 Shutdown This Weekend The three-week-old Soberanes Fire, which has now burned over 70,000 acres and is 55 percent contained, continues to encroach on the majestic redwood groves and tourist attractions of Big Sur. As CalFire
SF News Early Evening Clarion Alley Stabbing Leaves Man In Critical Condition A stabbing last night at a popular tourist destination has left one man in critical condition. The Chronicle reports that this all went down at the intersection of Mission Street and Clarion Alley
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Second Act Marketplace Shutting Down In The Haight The Upper Haight's experiment in pop-up food halls is coming to an abrupt end as Second Act Marketplace (1727 Haight Street), in part of what was formerly the Red Vic movie house, is
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Cheerios Headed To Court Fog prompts delays of up to an hour at SFO. [SF Examiner] Nearly 10 years after his death, homicide detectives are asking the public for help in solving the 2006 murder of a
SF News SFPD's Acting Top Cop Says He Wants The Chief Job For Real Though rumors have swirled that acting San Francisco Police Department Chief Toney Chaplin would soon be offered the role permanently, Chaplin has demurred, saying that he hasn't even thought about the topic. That
