Arts & Entertainment We Don't Need <i>Jason Bourne</i> Jason Bourne, the fifth film in the franchise, but only the fourth to star Matt Damon as the titular character, is the Bourne movie we don't really need, except perhaps as a way
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Giants Snag Eduardo Nunez 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 search for the SFPD's next chief isn't off
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Get 3 Gourmet Meals Delivered From Blue Apron, Now 57% Off Craft delicious meals with fresh ingredients and simple recipes. (We won't tell your dinner guests you had a little help.) We can all appreciate the comfort of a home-cooked meal, but most of
SF News Day Around The Bay: Public Urination Argument Leads To Beating Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you — sign up here. Fisherman's Wharf should be swamped tonight, but not with
SF News Nine-Story, All Below-Market Complex Likely Headed For Folsom And 17th Perhaps pointing to the fact that moratorium on Mission development wasn't wholly necessary, there are a total of four fully below-market-rate developments now in the pipeline in the Mission in addition to the
SF News 395-Unit Potrero Development Approved After Supervisor's (Joking) Request For Bribe The Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to approve what will be one of the largest housing developments to grace the Portrero Hill neighborhood. The Business Times reports that the 9-to-1 vote in favor
SF News Nouveau Tech Riche Home Buyers Scoring Zero-Down Mortgages In December, San Francisco Federal Credit Union began offering zero-down mortgages on home of up to $2 million to an echelon of tech workers who, while rich in assets like company equity, don't
Arts & Entertainment Pier 70 Putt Putt, A Pop-Up Mini Golf Course, Swings In To Dogpatch San Francisco is no longer just a one miniature-golf course town. A new mini golf course has arisen in Dogpatch in the form of Pier 70 Putt Putt, an 18-hole, 60,000 square-foot
SF News Confusion At SF's Police Commission As Police Chief Help Wanted Ad Goes Up And Down Though the "help wanted" ad posted for the position of chief of San Francisco's Police Department was taken down this week, it's removal isn't, as some have speculated, because acting chief Toney Chaplin
SF News Officials Approve $40M In Projects To Ease Your Bay Bridge Commute With traffic in the Bay Area so notoriously bad these days, isn't it about time someone do something about it? That seems to be the thought of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, anyway, as
Arts & Entertainment Eff-ing In SF, Vol. 9: Tech Bachelor Hacks Tinder, Goes On 150 First Dates In Four Months Sex, love, and other mysteries in the city your mother warned you about. Though he may have programmed dating apps to automatically match with as many women as possible and systematically send them
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Scientists Want To Turn Concert-Goers' Urine Back Into Beer A new trend in sustainable brewing that I hadn't heard about: turning wastewater, or gray water, into beer. The Bay Area's Half Moon Bay Brewing already tried this trick last fall, in an
Arts & Entertainment Video: The Sweet Sweet Romance Of Dinesh And Gilfoyle Silicon Valley Season Three may be over, but HBO has just given us this little trailer recapping the love between Dinesh and Gilfoyle, rom-com style. Theirs truly is the beating heart of the
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Monterey Bay Gets Slimed Supervisor Jane Kim pens an op-ed for the [SF Chronicle] demanding a five-day notice before city officials remove homeless encampments. Portions of the Monterey Bay are covered in green slime. [CBS 5] The
SF News New BART Station Proposed For 30th And Mission District 9 Board of Supervisors candidate Joshua Arce held a press conference this morning to announce plans to build a new BART Station at 30th and Mission Street. And, distinguishing this from just
SF News Video: Acting SFPD Chief Toney Chaplin Talks About His First 60 Days, And Whether He Wants The Permanent Job The embattled San Francisco Police Department though right now less embattled than the Oakland Police Department is being helmed by former Deputy Chief Toney Chaplin, and ABC 7's Vic Lee sat down with
Arts & Entertainment The Air Hammock Is The Best Way To Lounge Around This Summer Lawn chairs are so yesterday. Summertime means more time spent outside—the park, the lake, the beach. And the Air Hammock has you covered when it's time to kick up your heels and
SF News Chronicle Columnist Hypes Same Website Under Scrutiny For Potential Conflict Of Interest With Paper We're probably going to have to chalk this up to longtime Chronicle columnist Leah Garchik's lack of awareness, but in her latest column she happens to be hyping the same rich-people-experience site, IfOnly
SF News Videos: Watch Jerry Brown And Gavin Newsom Trash Trump At The DNC In case you missed it, Wednesday was the day for California's governor and lieutenant governor to say their peace, denounce Donald Trump, and endorse Hillary Clinton for President at the Democratic National Convention.
SF News USF Students Beaten And Robbed While Studying On Campus Two University of San Francisco students were hitting the books in the University Center Tuesday morning when three suspects entered the building and one of them began hitting the students. NBC Bay Area
SF News Bright Light Seen Across Western US Skies Is Just Garbage We Left In Space Green & gold multi-piece meteor just flew south of Bridgeport and the Bodie Hills, California #easternsierra pic.twitter.com/r2mMqNOPLW— Jeff Sullivan Photo (@JeffSullPhoto) July 28, 2016 A bright light seen streaking across
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Is Seattle The Next SF? 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 video of a little kid unwittingly playing an
SF News Day Around The Bay: One Dead In Soberanes Fire Pokémon Go players are descending on an atomic bomb memorial park in Hiroshima, and officials of the western Japanese city are displeased. [CBS 5] One person has died in a bulldozer accident related
SF News Chronicle Called Out For Putting Bill, Not Hillary, On Today's Front Page Yesterday, of course, was a historic day. At the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia last night a major US political party selected a woman as its nominee for president for the first time
SF News Tumblr To Put Ads On All Users' Blogs Starting Tomorrow It appears it's time to pay the Seapunk piper. In a move that is sure to upset its diehard fan base, TechCrunch reports that as of tomorrow social blogging site Tumblr will place
