SF News Celeste Guap's Grandmother Says Officers Who 'Used' Granddaughter Should Be In Jail Celeste Guap, the 18-year-old woman at the center of a sex scandal that has rocked the Oakland Police Department but extends to multiple law enforcement agencies including the SFPD, continues to make headlines
SF News Anyone Recognize This Road Rage Cyclist Who Slashed A Woman's Tire In The Mission? Police are seeking a male cyclist suspected of threatening a female driver and slashing her car's front tire with a knife. The incident happened Monday night at 20th and Mission Streets, and the
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Garlic Fest In Full Swing Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Don't forget: BART isn't running between Glen Park and
SF News Day Around The Bay: Rose Pak Shuts Down Idea For Car-Free Stockton Street Section Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. A lawbreaking trans woman named “Crackers’ has repeatedly violated
SF News Suspect In Infamous 2015 Hayes Valley Quadruple Homicide Arrested Police this morning arrested a suspect in the January 2015 Hayes Valley quadruple homicide that many feared would go unsolved. In a press release sent out this afternoon, city officials say police took
Arts & Entertainment Armory Prepares To Open As Massive Music Venue With Festival Of Women DJs Big, imposing, and really like nothing else in the city, the San Francisco Armory is impossible to miss — and it's always fun to explain to out-of-towners that it's owned by BDSM pornographers Kink.
Arts & Entertainment There's A National Quidditch League And They're Playing Tomorrow In SF It's every child's dream to have elements of his or her favorite storybook come to life, and the Harry Potter series was a lot of children's favorite books. With this in mind we
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Ninebark Closes (Temporarily), Black Cat Makes Its Debut, And More The big news on the local food scene this week was of course the takedown of Michael Bauer's longtime partner Michael Murphy in San Francisco Magazine, which industry folks will likely be murmuring
Arts & Entertainment SoMa Avocado Mural By John Van Hamersveld Is Subtle Ad With Secret Snapchat Filter The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour album cover. The Rolling Stones' Exile on Main Street. The poster for The Endless Summer. John Van Hamersveld designed those arresting images and many more. Oh, and here's
SF News Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz Calls Apple Tax Avoidance 'Fraud' With a market capitalization of $570 billion, Cupertino-based Apple is the wealthiest company in the world. And while it makes universally loved products, what the company does with its earnings is raising some
SF News 'Hikers' Rescued From Big Sur Wildfire Probably Actually Pot Growers A group of eight men claiming to be "hikers," stranded in the remote terrain of western Monterey County by the seven-day-old Soberanes Fire, were rescued Tuesday by CalFire personnel and Monterey Country Sheriff’
Arts & Entertainment VR Porn Has Coming Out Party at Kink.com The era of immersive, 360-degree simulated sex on your smartphone has finally arrived. One would have figured that the recent release of the Oculus Rift, Samsung’s Gear VR and Google’s virtual
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 18 Must-Have Classic San Francisco Dishes San Francisco has been a good food town as long as anyone can remember. Starting with the Italian and Chinese immigrants who fed Gold Rush prospectors and Barbary Coast revelers, SF restaurants have
SF News Perma-Locked Muni Seats Are Free To Sit In At Last For more than two years, some seats on Muni buses have been perpetually in the up position, locked and unusable. The move was made to limit liability after the company that builds Muni
SF News Reminder: Weekend BART Closures Start Tomorrow And Will Impact SFO Trips As we mentioned earlier this month, BART will cease service between Glen Park and Daly City for a host of weekends over the coming months as it works to replace and repair track.
SF News Pacifica Man Arrested For Multiple Sex Crimes Involving Rape Drugs A 31-year-old Pacifica man was arrested Thursday for numerous sex crimes dating back to 2007 including sodomy of a drugged victim, and possession of child pornography. Joseph Courtney was taken into custody at
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Google Chefs To Start Feeding Employees 'Shrimp' Made From Algae Google/Alphabet's fancy on-campus cafeterias are about to get a whole lot more cutting edge in the realm of futuristic foodstuffs. According to Wired, starting in 2017, Google chefs have pledged to start
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Oakland-Bound Plane Disappears Long-vacant, oft-vandalized Polk Street house to become three-unit development. [SocketSite] Man injured in Russian Hill apartment blaze. [Bay City News] Small medical plane headed for Oakland disappears in Northern California. [Associated Press] Stanley
SF News US Navy To Name Ship After Harvey Milk Harvey Milk, the SF Supervisor who made history as the first openly gay elected official in a major US city before his tragic assassination in 1978, has been honored in many ways. Histories,
SF News Video: Woman Punks Serial Package Thief With Dog Poop-Filled Box Tormented by a package thief who habitually swipes parcels from her San Francisco doorstep, one woman took matters into her own hands, or perhaps, in this case, gloves. KRON 4 has the tale,
Arts & Entertainment Werner Herzog Seems Disappointed That Pokemon Go Players Don't Murder Each Other German filmmaker Werner Herzog was once described by François Truffaut as "the most important film director alive," and given how busy the 73-year-old is, its unsurprising that he doesn't have much time for
SF News SFPD Officer Implicated In Oakland Scandal Allegedly Had Sex With Celeste Guap While She Was Underage Yet another detail emerges in the ever deepening Oakland Police Department sex scandal: Celeste Guap, the young sex worker at the center of it, revealed via her cell phone records that she first
SF News These Are The Streets That Will Be Closed For Sunday's Marathon This Sunday is the 39th San Francisco Marathon, and while you may be lying in bed working off a hangover, according to race organizers over 26,000 runners will be hitting the city
SF News To Encourage Voting, Over 100 Startups Will Give Employees Election Day Off At least 100 technology startups and venture capitol companies — many of which are run by signatories of an open letter opposing presidential candidate Donald Trump — have vowed to give employees November 8, 2016
SF News SFFD Truck Strikes SoMa Pedestrian A male pedestrian was transported to an area hospital Thursday afternoon, after he was struck by a San Francisco Fire Department vehicle as it rushed to an emergency. According to the Sam Francisco
