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.
SF News Gawker Founder Defends Coverage Of Silicon Valley, Peter Thiel Declines To Debate Him Nick Denton, the Gawker founder whose suspicions were confirmed last month that a thin-skinned Silicon Valley billionaire offended by unflattering coverage was bankrolling Hulk Hogan's devastating case against his media
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Where To Get A Good Doughnut In SF Though we try at SFist to make a point of not recognizing the National ___ Days that were invented by trade groups and publicists to get the media to cover their products, but I&
SF News Deplorable Teens Beat And Rob Tourists Visiting Famous Stretch Of Lombard Street A pair of tourists visiting San Francisco's famous crooked stretch of Lombard Street had a decidedly unpleasant experience Thursday night, when both were struck and robbed by a team of thieves.
SF News 'Beast On Bryant' Approved By Planning Commission, Clearing Way For 335 New Units A massive Mission District housing development was approved last night by the Planning Commission, bringing the contentious project one crucial step closer to completion. Nicknamed the "Beast on Bryant" by those
SF News SF Tsunami Warning Sent In Error LOL Oops "TSUNAMI WATCH," the alert sent out at 8:46 a.m. stated. "BE PREPARED TO EVACUATE." I started the evacuation with my bowels, and went from there, but fortunately,
SF News Elderly Driver Killed In Outer Richmond A driver in the Outer Richmond District of San Francisco was killed Thursday afternoon, after he collided with a street pole. According to the San Francisco Police Department, an 80-year-old man
Arts & Entertainment Fame, Skewered: <i>Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping</i> When I saw Judd Apatow was a producer of Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, a mockumentary that basically got its start as a series of Lonely Island shorts on Saturday Night Live, I
Arts & Entertainment The Dub Sack: The Warriors Make A Decent Start Against The Cavs Last year, the knock on the Warriors was that they faced a Cavaliers team that was missing Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love—LeBron James nearly beat the Warriors by himself! No he didn’
SF News Trump Rally In San Jose Quickly Turns Violent; Trump Supporters Get Egged, Assaulted Protesters outside a Trump rally in San Jose Thursday evening got out of control shortly after a rally for Trump supporters let out around 8 p.m. As the Washington Post and multiple
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Twitter Snubs Yahoo * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Hush hush, keep it down now at the Silent
Arts & Entertainment Day Around The Bay: Social Media Is Making You Dumb * Police in San Ramon arrested a male suspect Wednesday night who allegedly sexually assaulted a female Lyft driver while getting a ride. [CBS 5] * Facebook is making its Safety Check feature more stable
SF News Berkeley Doctor To Offer Aid-In-Dying Care For Terminally Ill Patients A Berkeley doctor has launched a new practice that aims to offer aid-in-dying guidance for terminally ill patients under a new California law set to take effect next week. KQED News
SF News Elon Musk Wants To Send You To Mars By 2024 Elon Musk went full-on epistemological at Recode's Codecon conference, suggesting that we might be in a videogame kind of simulation! Wow! This, you might know, is a theory originally posited
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Who Needs A Truck When You Have Duct Tape? This car has ALL the options. https://t.co/nYkzCiVHFD pic.twitter.com/HKxzNb6F05 — Capp Street Crap (@cappstreetcrap) May 31, 2016 We've all been there, right? You have something large to
Arts & Entertainment Silent Film Festival Sounds Awesome This Weekend Flappers, dandies and fetishists for all things 1920s will have their Wurlitzers in a bunch all weekend long for the 21st annual Silent Film Festival, kicking off tonight and running through Sunday at
Arts & Entertainment Steph Curry Debuts Emoji And They Are [Fire Emoji] Because the future of commerce is monetized emoji, as Kim Kardashian (with her Kimoji) and similar entrepreneurs know well, Warrior's MVP Steph Curry has followed suit, debuting yesterday StephMoji, a $2
SF News Another Man Lit On Fire In Bizarre Polk Street Attack For the second time in just over two weeks, someone has lit an unsuspecting man on fire in or near the Tenderloin. KRON 4 brings news of this morning's incident, which
SF News Prince Died Of Accidental Fentanyl Overdose, According To Autopsy The long-awaited results of Prince's autopsy were released by Minnesota officials on Thursday, and the official cause of death is an accidental overdose of self-administered fentanyl, as the New
Arts & Entertainment The 15 Best Beaches In The Bay Area, Nude And Otherwise This weekend, at least in some parts of the Bay Area, is going to be a scorcher and hopefully it won't be the last of the season, because we all know
SF News City Report: 'Quality Of Life' Laws Are Costly, Ineffective So called "Quality of life" laws like the controversial sit/lie law are costly and ineffective, according to a new report issued by the city's Budget Analyst Wednesday. The
SF News Family Of Man Shot While Painting Oakland Mural Files Claim Against Feds Over Stolen Gun Oakland Muralist Antonio Ramos was painting an anti-violence mural in West Oakland when he was shot and killed last September with a gun stolen from the car of a US Immigration and
SF News PG&E Fined $24.3 Million For Poor Record Keeping Relating To Carmel Explosion A judge with the California Public Utilities Commission yesterday issued a $24.3 million dollar fine against PG&E for keeping faulty or inaccurate records regarding natural gas lines in more than
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Oakland's Sovereign Citizens * Muni drivers are getting beat up, or so claims their union. [SF Examiner] * Mission kids make something called a “HA HA" Box. [San Jose Mercury News] * It's neighbor against neighbor
