SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: Yankees Brave Oakland Toilet Troubles * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Deplorable teens rob man at UC Berkeley. [Bay City
SF News NYT: Facebook's News Curators May Have Shown Bias, But Not On Purpose After holding a summit with conservatives this week at Facebook headquarters to prove they did nothing wrong, Zuck and company are kind of let off the hook in a new piece by the
SF News Woman Fatally Shot By SFPD ID'd As Memorial For Her Grows The medical examiner has identified the woman shot and killed by an SFPD sergeant Thursday morning as 29-year-old Jessica Williams. According to KRON 4, two officers who have yet to be
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Facebook Employees Trapped * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * "You're not in danger of dying
SF News Day Around The Bay: Most Americans Have Never Used Uber Or Lyft * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you — sign up here. * Dead & Company, the band featuring three original members
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: LocoL Opens Next Week In Oakland, Bauer Calls Out Coi Servers' Uniforms A lot of food news here from SFist this week: Mourad Lahlou's Aziza will close for two months to receive a renovation, Cowgirl Creamery has been sold to a bigger Swiss
SF News 'Killer' Bee Incident In Concord Seen As Isolated A week after a swarm of highly aggressive bees terrorized one street in a Concord neighborhood, bee experts warn that no one should jump to any conclusions about what type of bees these
Arts & Entertainment Regarding The Art And High Style Of Mr. David, Couturier To The Drag Stars You aren't going to find Mr. David's clothes on a sale rack, ever. But last week, two decades of daily work putting handmade fashions on local drag queen Juanita
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Hangar One Now Selling $125 Vodka Made From San Francisco Fog If there's one thing San Franciscans love, it's San Francisco. If there are two things, it's San Francisco and anything artisanal and expensive. And so it is
Arts & Entertainment Rainbow Escalator Unveiled In Castro Welcomes Visitors To 'Gay Disneyland' A photo posted by Darwin Bell (@darwinbell) on May 19, 2016 at 9:27pm PDT While the population of the Castro may be getting a lot straighter, thanks to SFMTA the gayberhood'
Arts & Entertainment SFist Interviews Classical Musicians Susan Graham, Celine Ricci And Ruth Felt We chat with three women in classical music with notable events this weekend. First Susan Graham, who will sing Cleopatra in a Berlioz cantata with the SF Symphony and MTT. Then Celine Ricci,
Arts & Entertainment Behold The Wind-Powered Walking Dutch Sculptures Arriving At The Exploratorium Next Week 'Strandbeests' is Dutch for beach animals because it's the beach that physicist/artist Theo Jansen designed his kinetic sculptures to navigate. "They have to survive the storms, the
SF News Two SF Schools Put On Lockdown, One Evacuated Following Bomb Threat An individual calling and claiming to be near George Washington High School in San Francisco this morning and saying he had a bomb put that school on lockdown Friday morning, as KRON 4
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Here's Why Restaurants Change Their Names After Health Department Shutdowns Castro residents should be plenty familiar with this tale by now: A restaurant gets temporarily shut down by inspectors with the city's health department, maybe more than once, due to vermin
SF News Wind Causing Widespread Delays At SFO All this wind you've been seeing and getting blown around by the last day or so is causing some major headaches for air travelers in and out of SFO. The airport
Arts & Entertainment Jumbo 747 Definitely Going to Burning Man This Year Bay Area Burners and loyal SFist readers will recall the saga of last year’s 747 jumbo jet being taken to Burning Man that ended up not being taken to Burning Man. Rejoice,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Former Hapa Ramen/Citizen Fox Spot To Become Cajun Restaurant From Causwell's Team The Mission Street space that was built out for Hapa Ramen in 2014 and was briefly the temporary home for Citizen Fox is getting snatched up by the team behind Causwells and new
Arts & Entertainment Tim Lincecum Signs With Los Angeles Angels, Becomes A Bit Less Freaky Today, the #Angels signed two-time National League Cy Young Award winner, Tim Lincecum, to a 2016 contract. pic.twitter.com/3oBhKRdlLT — Angels (@Angels) May 20, 2016 The much loved, two-time Cy
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Drones Menace The East Bay * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Motorcyclist dies on Bay Bridge after driver of car
SF News Video From Last Year Shows New SF Police Chief Calling Out 'Cynicism' And 'Bias' Mayor Lee appointed 26-year department veteran and Deputy SFPD Chief Toney Chaplin to the position of Acting Chief of Police yesterday after requestng and receiving Chief Suhr's resignation, a decision
SF News 'Incendiary Devices' On Google Campus Damage Street View Car And Building A bizarre story is developing in Mountain View today, as The Mercury News reports that a late-night fire on Google's campus appears to have been caused by two "incendiary
SF News SF General To Move Hundreds Of Patients Into New Zuckerberg Trauma Center Saturday Following a ribbon cutting ceremony last November, the Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center is ready to take its first patients, starting this weekend. As the Examiner
Arts & Entertainment SFist At The Movies: <i>The Nice Guys</i>, <i>Love & Friendship</i> The Nice Guys will prove once and for all that Ryan Gosling is more than just that cute guy from The Notebook. Frankly, he proved that to me a long time ago, with
SF News [Update] Major BART Delays After Smoke Fills 16th Street Station BART riders at San Francisco stations have been experiencing major delays in the East Bay direction this morning. The cause appears to be an equipment problem that left 16th Street station filled with
SF News Local Leaders Respond To Ousting Of Former SFPD Chief Greg Suhr As reported yesterday, the shooting by a San Francisco Police Department sergeant of an unarmed African-American woman Thursday morning was the last straw for Mayor Ed Lee, who fired (let's