SF News Video: Whales Entangled In Crab Pot Lines Freed By Rescuers A late crab season has created an especially dangerous situation for whales swimming off the California coast — a common yet beautiful sight over the past few weeks. According to CBS 5, humpback whales
SF News Sale Of $39M Home (With Doggy Spa, Aviary) Will Go To Pet Shelter When you meet the property at 7 Country Oak Lane, you're faced with a number of questions. First: Where, pray tell, are numbers 5 and 6 Country Oak Lane? This spot,
Arts & Entertainment Photos: Mt. Tam's Wildlife Cameras Reveal Diverse Animal Population A photo posted by One Tam (@onetamalpais) on Dec 2, 2015 at 4:36pm PST Mount Tamalpais is a beautiful spot to hike, picnic, and generally take in views of the ocean and
Arts & Entertainment SFist To-Do List: 13 Cool Things To Check Out This Week The weather's going from balmy and perfect to windy and rainy by Saturday, so keep that in mind as you consider your upcoming plans. But do get off the internet at
SF News Attn. Ride-Share Drivers Picking Up Passengers In Taxi Lanes: Stanley Roberts Will Find You As anybody knows, if you see Stanley Roberts, you've been behaving badly. The SFPD and SFMTA are cracking down on Uber and Lyft drivers trying to pick up passengers who are
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Serrano's Pizza In The Mission Is Selling A $10.35 Slice Officially, almost definitely the most expensive slice of pizza in San Francisco right now if not the nation appears to be the Serrano's special slice at Serrano's on 21st
SF News Parkmerced Partners With Uber, Partly Because It's So Far Away The real estate developer behind San Francisco's massive Parkmerced project announced today via press release a newly formed partnership with ride-hail giant Uber. On the face of it, the goal
SF News This Is What You Learn When You Archive 68 Years Of SF Rental Listings In 1954, San Francisco ran out of large, vacant land tracts to build on. The city realized it was in a housing crisis in 1966, launching a Housing Report that year which continues
SF News Despite Wet Winter, Dead Trees Mean A Potentially Terrible Wildfire Season It looks like El Nino rains are coming up short in yet another way for California in 2016 as wildfire-fighters are looking at a potential disaster that's been created by
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Soda Industry Dealt Another Blow In SF * Big Soda has failed to convince a federal judge to grant a preliminary injunction against SF's new soda ad health labeling law, which will take effect in July unless it'
Arts & Entertainment Bob The Drag Queen, Winner of <i>Rupaul's Drag Race</i>, Coming To Castro Memorial Day Weekend The "Drag Queens of Comedy" tour, which arrives at the Castro Theatre for two performances on Saturday, May 28, has just added to the bill the breakout star from Season 8
SF News Donald Trump Is Afraid Of Oakland, Feeling Might Be Mutual Donald Trump considers Oakland to be one of the most dangerous places he's visited in the world. That detail comes to us in a New York Times magazine profile of the
Arts & Entertainment Is Vine Dying On The, Uh, Vine? There are rumblings among Vine stars, ad execs, and "influencers" that Vine isn't, like, all that hot anymore, and the Wall Street Journal picks up on the story in
SF News BART Power Loss Wednesday Morning Leads To System-Wide Delays, Trapped Passengers BART is currently experiencing system-wide delays today of at least 20 minutes resulting from some sort of widespread power loss, BART officials announced. Meanwhile, at least some passengers appear trapped on dark
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink McDonald's Quickly Sells Out, Brings Back 'Gilroy Garlic Fries' After a surprisingly successful test run selling "Gilroy Garlic Fries" earlier this month, global conglomerate McDonald's has brought back their version of the garlic-chunk covered fries to four
SF News Chief Suhr Has 'No Intention' To Step Down, Says He's The Best Guy To Change Department “If we can have less of them,” Chief Suhr said of police shootings in an exclusive sit-down with the Chronicle, “it’s a good thing for everybody.” And, as the Department of
SF News Video: Killer Whales Attack Gray Whale Calf Off Sonoma Coast As Mother Tries To Defend It As it continues to be whale migration season, a new video arrives shot by fishermen off the coast of Carmet, California in Sonoma County over the weekend. Their boat got fairly close to
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Graduation Rates Hit Six-Year High * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Fear of a suspicious package closed Third and Mission
Arts & Entertainment Classical Music Meets Breakdancing With Red Bull Flying Bach Coming in May, The Masonic hosts one of the coolest interpretations of classical music you're likely to see live. Red Bull Flying Bach is an exhilarating performance marrying breakdance and classical
SF News Day Around The Bay: Gigabit-Per-Second Internet Arrives In SF * 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 when the Hibernia Bank got majorly tagged? Well,
SF News Body Camera Shows Man Dying In Hayward And BART Police Custody The story of the death of James Greer while in police custody in 2014 is a sad and frustrating one, and now his family is seeking some kind of solace in pushing for
SF News Chronicle Comes Out In Favor Of Lucas Museum, With Conditions While the would-be art Jedi tries to make his return to San Francisco, the possibility of a George Lucas Museum Of Narrative Art in a new location — on Treasure Island — has already
Arts & Entertainment National Geographic Photographer Contest Inspires Stunning Images Of San Francisco There are still a couple weeks to enter the 2016 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest, but unless your skills and access to helicopters is up to the level of some
SF News Safeway Security Guard Arrested After Alleged Dog Kicking Leads To Death A now-former Safeway security guard was arrested Monday following a March 16 incident in which he allegedly kicked a small Chihuahua mix twice — the second time sending the dog fleeing into traffic
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Here's The Food Lineup For Outside Lands 2016, Including 'Outside Clams' Every year I'm pretty impressed with the food and beverage array at Outside Lands, which for all its crowds is still a far more civilized and foodie experience than any other
