SF News Day Around The Bay: Daily BottleRock Lineups Released * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Is this KRON4 on-air fight for real? You
SF News Bus Stop Ad Suggesting Renters Are Dumb Shockingly Doesn't Go Over Well 10x leverage on housing. Because you're too new to remember. pic.twitter.com/vJVl3sFx8D — Jacob Ma-Weaver (@cablecarcapital) May 21, 2016 No one likes to be told they're stupid,
SF News [Update] You Can Now Reserve Whole Sections Of Dolores Park Grass For Yourself, For A Price This should end well. A two-month pilot program from the Recreation and Parks Department now allows people to reserve sections of Dolores Park for periods of at least seven hours. And no,
Arts & Entertainment Video: New Valencia Street Cathedral Gets Its Cross, Via Helicopter Missionites have likely noticed the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral of San Francisco taking shape over the last year at Valencia and 14th with is grand main dome, and it's novel enough
Arts & Entertainment Van Morrison Coming To SFJAZZ This Fall While Van Morrison, age 70, is already on the books to play at Davies Symphony Hall on October 17th, SFJAZZ has announced it will be offering a more intimate experience with the "
SF News Gov. Jerry Brown Declares War On NIMBYs And Planning Commissions With New Housing Bill You may have heard some rumblings about this in recent weeks, but Governor Jerry Brown has been pushing through a revision to the state's density bonus program that would potentially wipe
SF News Ex-Police Chief Suhr Wanted To Quit Well Before Lee 'Asked For His Resignation' The resignation last week of (then) Police Chief Greg Suhr following an officer-involved shooting of a black woman in the Bayview was met with a wide array of responses. Supervisor Scott Wiener,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Art-Inspired Cakes At New MOMA Have Blue Bottle Pastry Chef Crying 'Forgery' "Remember those modern art style desserts?" SFist wondered in April 2015 when we learned that MOMA had not renewed its contract with the coffee shop Blue Bottle. "What will become
Arts & Entertainment SF Pride Says Lawsuit Won't Deter Them From Throwing Civic Center Party News went around the gay web last week, via a Los Angeles law firm, that San Francisco's LGBT Pride celebration - the part that occurs throughout Pride weekend at Civic Center but
SF News 15 Years Of Officer-Involved Shootings In SF, By The Numbers Greg Suhr, who resigned his position as the Chief of Police at the mayor's request last week, never fired his gun while on duty. That's common. The "vast
SF News Fences Be Damned, Tourists Break Into Closed Alamo Square Park For Necessary Photo Ops When Alamo Square Park closed a few weeks ago for nine months of construction, San Franciscans sighed a little bit about the temporary loss of park space and made a quick mental note
Arts & Entertainment Video: CHP Again Chasing Animals On A Freeway, This Time Really, Really Slowly Remember how CHP officers last month valiantly cleared the Bay Bridge for one swiftly escaping Chihuahua named Ponch? Well, they had a similar operation to undertake Sunday morning on I-80 in Berkeley,
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Gawker Solves SF's Problems * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Still more half-baked [Gawker] blather on the state
SF News [Update] Person Stuck Under BART Train Shuts Embarcadero Station, Causes Systemwide Delays Embarcadero Station is shut down this morning as rescue workers attempt to free a person trapped under a train. According to BART, trains are skipping the station "due to a major medical
Arts & Entertainment The Dub Sack: Warriors Destroyed By Thunder 133 to 105 I’m not even mad—that was amazing. The final score was OKC 133, Warriors 105, but the Warriors should have lost by fifty. In fact, by the end of the third quarter,
Arts & Entertainment <i>Silicon Valley</i> Ep. 3.5: Watch The Chair After its own game of thrones, Pied Piper's CEO chair sits empty, and Richard aims to prove himself the rightful heir to the company he founded. But to keep the business
SF News BART Settles Case For $1.35M Involving Former Model Whose Face Got Slammed To Ground By Cops A very drunken St. Patrick's Day in 2014 turned into a incident of excessive force at the hands of BART police according to a lawsuit that was just settled by BART
SF News Stonestown Shopper Beaten During Thwarted Purse Snatch A shopper at San Francisco's Stonestown Galleria was left shaken and injured this weekend, after an aspiring mugger tried to swipe her purse. According to the San Francisco Police Department, it
Arts & Entertainment Full Page Chronicle Ad Implores George Lucas To Build His Museum On Treasure Island After Star Wars director George Lucas took his proposed museum of narrative art packing to Chicago two years ago, despite pleas from the mayor and other local leaders to consider a few more
SF News Rose Pak Returns Following Extended Medical Stay In China A big welcome home convoy and celebratory lunch are planned today as Chinatown power broker Rose Pak lands back home at SFO from an extended stay in China these last several months. Matier
SF News Motorcyclist Dies Following Mission Collision A motorcyclist was transported to the hospital without a pulse Friday, after he struck a minivan that allegedly made a left turn in his path. According to the San Francisco Police Department, it
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Monday Commute Snarled After Caltrain Strikes Pedestrian * 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: Jessica Williams, who was fatally shot
Arts & Entertainment Get Down After Dark With Friday Nights At The De Young Friday Nights at the de Young programs are after-hours art "happenings" that include a mix of live music, dance and theater performances, film screenings, panel discussions, lectures, artist demonstrations, hands-
SF News Video: Bay Area Soldier Adopts Dog He Bonded With In Iraq CBS 5 brings us the touching tale of Ollie, a dog who was adopted by a US Army unit in Iraq as a puppy and became their beloved mascot. When former Army Specialist
SF News Two Injured In Double Shooting In North Beach A double shooting occurred at 10:04 p.m. Saturday night near the intersection of Francisco and Taylor Streets in North Beach. As KRON 4 reports, two victims were injured, but details are
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