SF News Cyclist Injured After Striking Minivan In Golden Gate Park A cyclist was rushed to an area hospital Thursday afternoon, following a collision with a minivan in Golden Gate Park. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the collision occurred at 12:35
SF News Your Muni Fast Pass Will Cost More Next Month If you're someone who uses a monthly pass to ride Muni, you'll be digging just a little deeper to pay for it next month. Not a lot deeper, but deeper, nonetheless. The increase,
SF News Weather Report: August To Continue To Suck With a dreary weekend ahead of us, and a seemingly dreary month behind us, it's easy to write off the chill and fog as just San Francisco in summer. "The coldest winter I
SF News <i>Full House</i> House Sells Under Asking, For $4M If you were hoping to own a bit of '90s TV history, I'm sorry to say you didn't act fast enough. Because as we told you back in May, the Full House house
Arts & Entertainment <i>Suicide Squad</i> Is A Huge Swirling Vortex Of Trash Warner Bros. wants to make their DC comic book movies as popular as Disney's Marvel movies have been, with a plan that includes reboots, new standalone hero movies, and a Justice League film,
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: You Can't Short Uber Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Caleb forgot to mention that the Zuckerberg/Chan dog
Arts & Entertainment Save Over 50% On Bluetooth Earbuds That Won't Sabotage Your Workout These Acesori A. Buds will go as hard as you do at the gym. Picture this: you're working out, jamming to your favorite song, when suddenly—your earbud falls out. It's enough to
SF News Day Around The Bay: Tesla's Autopilot Can Be Hacked Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Hackers can, in fact, fool Tesla’s autopilot software
SF News Man Shot At Last Year's Pride Celebration Can Sue Organizers, Judge Rules The San Francisco Pride celebration was marred by an act of violence last year when an innocent bystander was hit by gunfire as two groups of men argued. The man fortunately survived, and
Arts & Entertainment Amidst Weeds, Art Blooms In Vacant Hayes Valley Lot Philistines may be forgiven for confusing an experimental Hayes Valley art thing with an abandoned lot, but fortunately the Chronicle is here to set the record straight, writing that a block of what
Arts & Entertainment YouTube Guy Gets Leaked iPhone 7 Mockup, Confirms No Headphone Jack Yes, iPhone fans and Apple nerds, it appears we have the first stateside leak of an actual (non-working) iPhone 7 Plus model a mockup, with a blue backing, that YouTube channel Unbox Therapy
SF News Private Social Network For Businesses Being Used To Track Homeless Encampments With the issue of homelessness featuring so prominently in the news this year, and with multiple proposed measures for clearing homeless encampments circulating, it has become more crucial than ever to have some
SF News Hide Your Kids, Dogs: Toxic Algae Returns To Russian River Sonoma County public health officials have once again posted warnings about the presence of toxic blue-green algae along beaches on the Russian River. As the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat reports, test now show low
SF News Shrimp Boy Just Got A Life Sentence, For Murder The years-long saga around notorious Chinatown dragonhead Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow came to an end today, at least until any appeal may get filed. As the LA Times reports, U.S. District Court
Arts & Entertainment The 8 Coolest BART And Muni Stations For this week's local listicle, we turn to public transit, and specifically to our favorite Muni and BART stops, most of which are underground. To be clear, these are not necessarily the absolute
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Prepare For A Revolt: Blue Bottle Possibly Taking Over Beloved Former Bean There Space In Lower Haight Many in the neighborhood wept and cried foul earlier this year when the Lower Haight's beloved, 21-year-old café Bean There was forced to shutter. The reason was a familiar one: The landlord, who
SF News Stockton Mayor Arrested For Giving Booze To Kids In a startling display of not making America great again, KRON 4 reports that the Republican mayor of Stockton has been arrested on a host of charges — including recording confidential conversations and giving
SF News Two Babies Born In California With Microcephaly Related To Zika Virus State health officials announced Thursday that two infants have been born in California with the severe birth defect associated with the Zika virus, microcephaly. According to the Sacramento Bee, both cases occurred sometime
SF News Facebook To Relegate Clickbait Headlines To Special Place In Timeline Hell Thank you for clicking on this meaningful headline and welcome to an article with useful information. There were other options, I would presume, like "you won't believe what this one social network is
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Home Street Home The Richmond Police Department is offering a $10,000 award leading to the arrest of the suspect who stole a presidential coin from a park ranger. [KRON 4] Boston-based company seeks industrial properties
SF News Bay Area Company Is Literally Shooting For The Moon Just like Elon Musk, a Mountain View-based tech company is looking to take you to space, everybody. CBS 5 reports that Moon Express has plans to send a ship to the extraterrestrial body
SF News San Francisco Pedestrian Knocked Out By Sidewalk Sprinter A man walking down a Richmond District sidewalk was knocked unconscious yesterday, by a fellow pedestrian who reportedly didn't even stop and check on the person he mowed down. It was 4:45
SF News New Ballot Measure Would Make Developers Replace Art And Manufacturing Space In their last regularly scheduled meeting before September, your San Francisco Supervisors eked out one final ballot measure for your consideration this November. It's on us to decide whether certain development projects — just
SF News Claims Of Racism Following Violent BART Arrest A violent arrest caught on video at the Embarcadero BART station last Friday has led to allegations of racism — not in the actions of police but in that of an older white man
Arts & Entertainment The Stud Is Saved, For Now, As 15-Member Co-Op Secures Funds To Purchase Historic Club Official word arrived Thursday that the co-op that formed to figure out a path forward for iconic 50-year-old SoMa nightclub The Stud has succeeded in securing funds to purchase the business from current
