SF News Five Suspects Arrested In Bungled Vacaville Red Bull Heist Five men were arrested Friday by the Vacaville Police Department for allegedly stealing almost $5,000 in Red Bull from area supermarkets. Police caught up to the men on I-80 and managed
SF News Pier 80 Shelter To Close July 1 The temporary, emergency shelter at Pier 80 will be shut down by the city after a two-month extension, on July 1, and as SF Weekly reports, there's no immediate plan
Arts & Entertainment [Video] Paul Simon Informs Berkeley Audience Of Muhammad Ali's Death While Playing 'The Boxer' At the Greek Theatre Friday night, Paul Simon paused during verses of "The Boxer" to deliver the news. Muhammad Ali had died. This is at 3:50 in the above video.
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Mark Zuckerberg Got 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 * Your weekend ICYMI: Someone stumbled into a Warhol at
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink It's Negroni Week! Here's Where to Drink One (Or Three) We've come around again to Negroni Week, the now international, annual celebration of that perfect cocktail that combines gin, vermouth, and Campari. Why does this cocktail need its own week, you
SF News Steph Curry, LeBron James Share Remembrances About Muhammad Ali While the Bay Area boxing community has been mourning the loss of the Greatest of All Time boxer Muhammad Ali, basketball stars Steph Curry and LeBron James both took a moment to share
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: Mysterious Coffin Girl Laid To Rest * 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 "official" National Doughnut Day is over,
SF News SFMOMA Visitor Trips, Falls Into $82 Million Warhol Painting This is why we can't have nice things. It's been barely two weeks since the expanded SFMOMA reopened to the public, putting on display hundreds of wildly valuable 20th
Arts & Entertainment Big Bernie Sanders Event At Crissy Field Monday To Feature Dave Matthews, Fishbone, And More A big get-out-the-vote event is happening in San Francisco Monday, June 6, hosted by the Bernie Sanders campaign, which is going to feature a bevy of musicians, bands, celebrity speakers,
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Former SF Cops Lose Fraud Appeal * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Scott Wiener sure got a lot of money from
SF News Day Around The Bay: 'Not Above My Backyard' Says Avalos To Blue Angels * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Supervisor Aaron Peskin John Avalos, who has slammed the
SF News [Update] Bomb Threat At DNA Lounge Turns Out To Be Hoax Scene: pic.twitter.com/QrQoS8RykV — Mr. Eric Sir (@mrericsir) June 3, 2016 On Friday, the SFPD shut down 11th Street between Harrison and Folsom Streets starting around 3:30 p.m. due to
SF News Victim Of Stanford Rape Releases Powerful Letter She Read In Court After Brock Turner, a former Stanford freshman, was sentenced to six months in jail following his conviction for several felonies in the rape of an unconscious woman visiting campus, that victim, whose name
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Forbes Island Reopens, Bauer Loves Rancho Nicasio, And More A lot happened this week in the world of San Francisco food — some good, and some definitely not so good. We told you about what looks to be the permanent closure of Powell
Arts & Entertainment Go Do This Thing: A Drag Tribute To Nikki Star Drag queens, sadly, are not immortal despite what you may believe, especially if you listen to all the jokes about Lady Bunny being from the 14th Century, or a fully embalmed, miraculously animated
SF News Check Out The Pretty New Tower Proposed For South Van Ness And Otis A rendering has just arrived for one of a gaggle of proposed high-rises that are set to transform the area of mid-Market at the busy intersection of Van Ness. This one
SF News Supervisors Support Law To Fine Airbnb Directly For Unregistered Rental Units San Francisco is a step closer to enacting what the Chronicle estimates would be among the most stringent short-term rental regulation systems in the country. They report that the Board of Supervisors’
Arts & Entertainment Apartment Sadness: Live In A Bathroom Above A Korean Restaurant In Oakland For $2000/Mo As SF's rental market softens a little bit don't get me wrong, people are still trying to get $13,500/mo for a three-bedroom like this it'
SF News Wiener vs. Kim Already Most Expensive District 11 State Senate Race Ever As you can tell by the six pounds of glossy junk mail flyers arriving daily in your mailbox, there is a primary election underway with voting this Tuesday, June 7. The only significant,
SF News Former Stanford Swimmer Sentenced To 6 Months In Campus Assault Of Unconscious Woman Brock Turner was a Stanford first year student when he was arrested and charged with sexual assault in early 2015. He was found guilty this past March of multiple felonies: Assault with intent
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink San Rafael's Popular Johnny Doughnuts Headed To Hayes Valley And in more National Doughnut Day news, fans of the Johnny Doughnuts trucks will be happy to learn that the place is about to get a brick-and-mortar shop in the center
Arts & Entertainment Where Will You Be Watching The 100th Anniversary COPA America Soccer Tournament? For soccer fans, especially ones from South America, the COPA America Tournament in a very big deal. And tonight, it arrives in the United States for the first time ever, with Match 1
SF News [Update] Suspect In Armed Chinatown Standoff With Police Arrested, 6 Officers Injured Police are telling people to stay away from the 900 block of Pacific Avenue in SF's Chinatown. pic.twitter.com/KIW2efJoJP — Kimberly Veklerov (@KVeklerov) June 3, 2016 A 911 call to
SF News Everyone Is Awful: Chronicle Declines To Endorse Anyone In Presidential Primary The editorial board of the San Francisco Chronicle announced yesterday that they will not be endorsing a candidate in California's June 7 presidential primary. The reason? Basically, none of the candidates
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: SF's Republican Party Elects First Gay Chair * For the first time ever, the chair of SF’s Republican party is gay. [Bay Area Reporter] * A federal judge isn't so sure about Uber's big class-action settlement.
