SF News Deputies Caught On Tape Beating Man Plead 'Not Guilty' To Beating Man The two Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies charged earlier this month for their alleged role in the November, 2015 videotaped beating of Stanislav Petrov have each pleaded "not guilty" to
Arts & Entertainment Go Do This Thing: 'Daughters Of A Riot' At The Brava Theater At the Brava Theater this weekend, Friday and Saturday only, is a unique piece of collaborative performance being done by some notable names in SF's drag and nightlife communities. It'
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Take A Look At The $5 Locol Burger, From Roy Choi And Daniel Patterson, Now On Sale In Oakland As noted last week, the much anticipated fast-food collaboration of chef-restaurateurs Roy Choi and Daniel Patterson has made its Bay Area debut, and that would be Locol. With multiple locations planned
SF News Step Inside The 'Full House' House, Which Looks Way Different Than On TV And Is Selling For $4.1 Million Would you like to own your own de facto San Francisco tourist attraction? Do you have $4.15 million? I know just the place: 1709 Broderick. It was just this April that we
SF News Ed Lee Blames Judges, Not Criminals, For Spike In SF Property Crime In a conversation with the Chronicle's editorial board, Mayor Ed Lee expressed an interesting opinion on just who, exactly, is to blame for the fact that San Francisco now has the
SF News Vallejo Teen Missing As Her Presumed Kidnapper Is Killed By Police Near Santa Barbara The story of a missing 15-year-old in Vallejo, whom witnesses saw bloodied and being dragged by her hair by a man on Wednesday, has taken another dramatic turn as the man
SF News Parents Of Kate Steinle, Woman Shot And Killed At Pier 14, File Federal Lawsuit Elizabeth Sullivan and Jim Steinle of Livermore, the parents of the 32-year-old Kathryn Steinle who was shot and killed last July while walking with her father at Pier 14, have filed
SF News SFPD's Acting Chief Suspends Community Meetings On Police Shootings, Declaring Them 'Unproductive And Disruptive' "Can Toney Chaplin Change the Culture of SF Police?" asked SF Weekly earlier this week, and now we know the answer: Yes, if you're talking about the way they
SF News Local Startups Take On Hellacious TSA Wait Times SFist readers know how much this site enjoys ragging on the litany of stupid, overly-entitled, pointless, and public-safety-compromising apps that power our contemporary local economy. So it behooves SFist to
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Boosted Life A photo posted by Gray (@grayp) on May 26, 2016 at 3:27pm PDT What do you call a swarm of Boosted Boarders? The electric skateboards seem to be getting more and more
Arts & Entertainment The Dub Sack: The Warriors Look Alive Again, Thank God The reports of the Warriors’ demise have been greatly exaggerated. Last night in Oakland, the Warriors prevailed over the Thunder, 120-111, to force a Game 6 on Saturday. It wasn't
SF News SFPD Seeks Driver, Cyclist In Market Street Confrontation Video A video depicting a confrontation between a driver and a cyclist Wednesday morning on Market Street has caught the attention of the San Francisco Police Department. Streetsblog reports that SFPD Commander Ann Mannix
SF News Muni Mobile App Will Add 'Rate My Ride' Feature In a move that borders on masochism, Muni's Mobile app, which launched for mobile ticketing last November, will soon prompt users to rate their Muni experience. You know, like Yelp for
Arts & Entertainment Smart People Making Stupid Decisions: <i>Maggie's Plan</i> Since paying money to see a Woody Allen movie these days is becoming harder and harder to justify, for oh so many reasons, it's nice to see there are alternatives out
SF News Hillary Clinton Stumps In San Francisco, Meanwhile Ed Lee Gets Booed Show time for Hillary in SF pic.twitter.com/nAnklP1gjl — Mark Z. Barabak (@markzbarabak) May 27, 2016 Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have been making the rounds in California ahead of the
SF News Mission Street Pedestrian Fights For Life After Collision With Two Cars A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries this morning, after he was struck by two cars while walking on Mission Street. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the pedestrian, a 33-year-old
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Marissa Mayer's Pricey Security * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Behold the delights of "This Was San Francisco.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Jury Awards Widower In Infamous Limo Fire Case $6.5 Million * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you — sign up here. * Remember that horrific limo fire on the San Mateo
SF News SFPD Doesn't Have A Racism Problem, Says SFPD With the recent officer-involved shooting of yet another person of color providing yet another example of what some claim to be institutional racism in the San Francisco Police Department, five officers spoke
SF News It's Memorial Day Weekend!: Expect TSA Lines, Traffic, And Crowds For Carnaval If you aren't already high-tailing it out of town or in a TSA line as we speak, be prepared for a few things that are for certain this Memorial Day
SF News Newsweek: Apple's New SF Flagship Store Is A 'Fancy Crypt' The gleaming new Union Square Apple store, unveiled and opened this month, is its "first global flagship," which is to say that stores that come after it will follow in its
Arts & Entertainment Rediscovered Historical Comics Recall San Francisco Days Of Yore Ron Henggeler, a chronicler of local ephemera in his newsletter, happened upon a 1975 volume of illustrations harkening back to Old Frisco by Albert Tolf, and you should take a look. The historical
Arts & Entertainment The 12 Best Bike Rides In The Bay Area Among the Bay Area's many, many charms is the diversity of amazing bicycle rides all within a short distance of wherever you happen to be. From urban rides through city parks,
Arts & Entertainment Does Anyone Go Out Anymore?: San Francisco Nightlife In The Age Of Netflix And Chill In San Francisco in 2016, a lot of people are going to tell you that everything is terrible, that things aren't the way they used to be, and that everyone has
SF News Video: Screaming Driver, Cyclist Nearly Come To Blows On Market Street A confrontation caught on tape yesterday morning shows a driver who had been driving in the bike lane on Market Street jumping out of his car and verbally accosting a clearly frightened cyclist
