SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Jack London Square Gets Trashed Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here This certainly isn't a good sign for Twitter's health.
Arts & Entertainment Explore The Cultural Imagination Of America's Frontier In <em>Wild West</em> Mined from the wide-ranging collections of the Fine Arts Museums, Wild West explores artistic responses to the natural and cultivated landscapes of the western United States from the frontier era to the present.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Bruce Bochy Hospitalized Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Vice Media apparently angered some Mission District residents with
Arts & Entertainment At Rio Olympics, SF Native Ends 32-Year Fencing Medal Drought With Silver Alexander Massialas, a native son of the Bay Area and also a son of a three-time Olympian, made it all the way to the Olympic finals in the men's individual foil fencing competition.
SF News Twitter Lists More Than 1/4 Of SF Headquarters For Sublease Correction: This post originally stated that the portion of Twitter offices for sublease represented a quarter of the company's space in San Francisco overall. In fact, the figure is greater than that, though
SF News Woman Run Over At AT&T Park Beyoncé Concert Suing The Giants All was not fabulous at the 2014 Beyoncé and Jay-Z concert at AT&T Park for at least one fan. TMZ reports that the concertgoer alleges she was run over by an
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink [Updated] Lone Star Saloon Clears Legacy Business Hurdle, Potentially Thwarting Building Sale We learned a year ago that SoMa's Lone Star Saloon (1354 Harrison Street), a popular gay bear refuge since it opened back in 1989, was potentially in danger of being displaced as owner
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Food-Wise, Outside Lands Once Again Puts All Other Music Festivals To Shame Every year I talk it up in advance, and every year I'm consistently delighted and amazed by the variety and quality of the food and drink concessions at Outside Lands. Festival organizers Another
SF News Joani Blank, Founder Of Good Vibrations, Dies At Age 79 The founder of Good Vibrations, Joani Blank, passed away on Saturday at the age of 79. AVN reports that Blank died at her home of pancreatic cancer. Blank was considered a sex-positive feminist
misc Video: Bernal Hill Coyote Plays With Ball Just Like One Of The Dogs A photo posted by @rallyp_157 on Aug 7, 2016 at 8:19am PDT A particular Bernal Hill coyote, one of perhaps a few that roam the area's park, has been picking up
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Yelp Is Yelping Mad That Google Is Boosting Zagat Links Over Theirs Reviews from Google-owned Zagat are, predictably enough, going to be popping up in your restaurant searches above those from Yelp (and Trip Advisor), as a new mobile search function highlighting the best food
SF News New Feature Means You Can Make Your Lyft Driver Wait While You Run Errands In a press release that is sure to send Lyft drivers completely off the wall, the company announced that passengers will soon be able to add multiple stops to a trip. While CNet
SF News Guerrilla Traffic Safety Warriors Take Reforms Into Their Own Hands After Cyclist Deaths In response to deaths like those of 41-year-old Heather Miller and 26-year-old Kate Slattery, two cyclists killed on the same night in June in separate hit-and-run incidents, as well as 24 others this
SF News Hunter Pence Got Hit In The Face With A Baseball And His Black Eye Is Terrifying I forget that I have a black eye and I scare people pic.twitter.com/ftG7nk6UpZ— Hunter Pence (@hunterpence) August 8, 2016 San Francisco Giant Hunter Pence had a bit of a rough
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bar Tartine Chefs Nick Balla And Cortney Burns Plot Japanese-Inspired Spinoff Called Motze The talented couple behind the soon-to-be-renamed Bar Tartine are already plotting a second project, even though the deal to buy Bar Tartine from the Tartine Bakery folks still hasn't been fully finalized. As
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Pete Wilson To Fight Mission Bay Warriors Arena A rumored haptic home button on the next iPhone makes media waves. [The Verge] [Bloomberg] [Cnet] Several Richmond police officers likely violated department policies in their interactions with a young woman at the
Arts & Entertainment Chance The Rapper, Major Lazer, The Muppets And More: Outside Lands 2016 Day Three, In Photos Yesterday, after a foggy Friday and downright chilly Saturday in Golden Gate Park, Sunday lived up to its name, rewarding crowds at Outside Lands with clear skies and warm weather. And hey, if
SF News Campos Revives Controversial 'Mission Moratorium' Proposal In Scaled-Back Form You haven't forgotten about the Mission Moratorium, have you? Officially known as Proposition I, the failed measure sought to block construction of all housing in the Mission District for two years that wasn't
Arts & Entertainment Video: Muppets Band Dr. Teeth & The Electric Mayhem Killed It At Outside Lands A major highlight for many of us at this year's Outside Lands fest in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park was a chance to see, live on stage, the Muppets' famed house band Dr.
SF News DPH: Mysterious Gummy Candy Eyed In Outbreak Of Illness At SF Quinceanera Might Be Edible Marijuana At least 19 people fell so ill they had to be hospitalized Saturday, after consuming candy at a Mission District quinceañera party that authorities believe contained edible cannabis. According to the San Francisco
SF News Self-Driving Google Car Was Victim Of Hit-And-Run Part of driving is knowing how to respond to the irresponsibility of other motorists — a lesson learned by a Google self-driving car last month after it was the victim of a hit-and-run crash.
SF News Millennium Tower May End Up Sinking Almost Three Feet, Says Expert In what could end up becoming the most expensive real estate legal battle in SF history, the Millennium Tower sink-and-tilt debacle deepens with a further look by the Chron's Matier & Ross, who
SF News Chinatown-Area Muggers Engage In Urine Attack A Chinatown-area robbery team employed a new and disconcerting weapon in their effort to separate people from their stuff: Piss. According to the San Francisco Police Department, a 27-year-old man was walking near
SF News Investigators Puzzled After 20-Year-Old Randomly Killed While Playing Pokemon Go Spoke with Calvin Riley's coach at San Joaquin Delta College. "Great kid. Great competitor." #abc7now pic.twitter.com/DeTzkgBLvB— ElissaABC7 (@ElissaABC7) August 7, 2016 A man killed Saturday evening in a popular tourist
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Nude Marchers Moon Spectators 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: Outside Lands was a foggy delight
