Arts & Entertainment The Dub Sack: The Fix Is In, Warriors Head To Game 6 Of the major American sports leagues, it’s the NBA that draws the lion’s share of conspiracy theories. From Michael Jordan’s first retirement to Game 6 of the 2002 Western Conference
SF News More Facebook Employees Commuting By Car And Some Blame Tech Shuttle Regulations With the tech shuttle pilot program a permanent fixture on San Francisco streets since February of this year, and with a corresponding decrease in protests, we might expect the number of tech employees
SF News Golden Gate Bridge Lane Changes Start Today, Will Impact Commute In response to seasonal changes in commuter traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge, bridge officials announced that starting today the lane configuration will move to further accommodate Marin-bound travelers in the afternoon.
SF News Juror In Brock Turner Case Pens Letter To Judge, Says 'Shame On You' None of the names of the predominantly male jury in the sexual assault trial of Brock Turner have been revealed, however we are now hearing from the first of those jurors to speak
SF News LA Couple Might Have Murdered Construction Worker Over SoMa Porta-Potty So apparently a construction worker was stabbed on 5th and Folsom. 2 suspects taken down right in front of my work. pic.twitter.com/7fthxZeYxV — Ophylia Wispling (@wispling) June 10, 2016 According to
Arts & Entertainment Lineup Released For Last Ever Treasure Island Music Festival (On Treasure Island Anyway) Treasure Island Music Festival's tenth anniversary performance, taking place on October 15th and 16th you know where, has just released its overall lineup. That's below for your careful consideration.
Arts & Entertainment Kanye West Announces New Tour Dates, Oakland Appearance Yeezy season approaches. This fall, Kanye West is set to arrive at Oakland's Oracle Arena on October 22 as part of a 32-city tour called "Saint Pablo." A
SF News Police Investigating Homicide Near Mission District Bar In clip you can see sex workers and passersby near time of shooting. At 5m44s: 5 shots heard, one witness in view: https://t.co/p1XTS2TsJM — Zach Klein (@zachklein) June 14, 2016 A
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Improving Balboa Park BART * 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 is a good time to remember the gay-
SF News Orlando Mass Shooter Had Been To Gay Club A Dozen Times, Messaged Man On Dating App As a grief-stricken public seeks an explanation for the deadliest mass shooting in US history, not to mention the deadliest ever attack on American LGBTQ people, news publications are examining the life
SF News Oakland Museum Debuts Warriors Exhibit Because Team Is Precious Work Of Art The Oakland Museum of California (OMCA), previously the Oakland Museum, is an interdisciplinary museum founded in 1969 and respected for its collections of art, such as the work of the craftsman movement, to
Arts & Entertainment Charles Barkley: Draymond Green Had 'Moral Obligation' To Punch LeBron James In The Nuts It was the nut-shot heard 'round the world. During Friday night's Warriors game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron James knocked over Warrior's power forward Draymond Green. According
SF News As New Department Of Homelessness Takes Shape, Report Advocates For Tracking System Recall that San Francisco distributes around $241 million in more than 400 contracts with 76 private organizations that provide services to homeless people with no unified system to track the effects of that
SF News Remembering The Gay San Francisco Church That Was Torched Out Of Hate In 1973 Following the attack on Pulse nightclub in Orlando Sunday that took the lives of 49 victims, most of them Latino gay men, the New York Times reminds us of earlier attacks on the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Poll: In-N-Out Is The Best Burger Place In The US Step aside, Wendy's. Make way, McDonald's. And don't even try, Burger King. According to an annual poll conducted by Nielsen subsidiary The Harris Poll, it is In-
SF News Yet Another Aging Affordable Housing Complex Senses Threat From Outside Development Today we hear of another case involving a subsidized housing complex in the Western Addition that's over 30 years old and that suddenly finds itself in an awkward, legally tricky predicament
SF News Oregon Court Rules 'Nonbinary' A Legal Gender In Case Of Retired Army Vet In a ruling that is believed to be the first of its kind within the United States, PBS reports that an Oregon judge ruled on Friday that an individual can legally change their
Arts & Entertainment Video: Hear Oakland's Own Daveed Diggs Talk About Winning His First Tony Award For 'Hamilton' Oakland-born hip-hop artist turned Broadway star Daveed Diggs took home the Tony Award Sunday night for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his performance in the dual roles of the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Do This Thing: Sierra Nevada Beer Festival At Pier 35 This Weekend Heads up: Sierra Nevada of Chico, CA, the nation's third largest craft brewery, is docking at Pier 35 this Saturday for an afternoon of beer and merriment. The festival, in the
SF News Startup Scrapes Tenants' Private Social Media Accounts For Potential Landlords' Use Finding an apartment in San Francisco is already a nightmare for many, but one startup is out to make it even harder. The Washington Post reports that a British startup is promising to
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: USF Grad Dies In Orlando Attack * I desperately want this pin. [Mission Mission] * There are now more homes listed for sale in the city (940) than at any time since late 2011. [SocketSite] * Man shot in the face during
SF News Pride Organizers, Castro Businesses Reassess Security Measures In Wake Of Orlando Shooting Following the deadly mass shooting in Orlando on Sunday, Supervisor Scott Wiener is convening safety meetings with the SFPD and members of the LGBT nightlife community to discuss security preparations for the upcoming
Arts & Entertainment <i>Silicon Valley</i> Ep. 3.8: 'Chief Evangelism Officer' In a New Yorker article about Silicon Valley published last week, readers learned that TJ Miller, who plays incubator owner and eccentric bong collector Erlich Bachmann, once met Elon Musk (Tesla, SpaceX, more)
SF News Polls Suggest Support For BART's $3.5 Billion Ballot Measure Won't Come Easy After months of editorial and social media support-building, BART's Board of Directors officially agreed Thursday to place a $3.5 billion bond measure intended to repair an infrastructure they describe
Arts & Entertainment Art Cars Blaze Up At Dogpatch Rally Great balls of fire and other goodness graced Dogpatch's warehouse district on Saturday, when an art car rally flamed on from the afternoon into the evening with more than a dozen
