SF News SFPD Now Required To Carry Three-Foot Batons When Engaging With Homeless #Frisco5 march to San Francisco City Hall #HungerForJusticeSF #FireChiefSuhr #sfpd #sfmayor #sfbos #sfpolitics #MarioWoods #AlexNieto #AmilcarPerezLopez #LuisGongora #sanfrancisco #protest #stuffedanimal #police #bear A photo posted by Steve Rhodes (@tigerbeat) on May 3, 2016
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Jamba Juice Flees The Bay Area A photo posted by Darwin Bell (@darwinbell) on May 4, 2016 at 5:51pm PDT * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories
SF News Police Chase Alleged Eggers Until Crash At Cable Car Turnaround A gang of alleged eggers' reign of terror ended late Wednesday night, when they crashed after police chased them down San Francisco's crowded and busy Powell Street. It was 11:
SF News Video: Baby Otters Frolic At Oakland Zoo For your daily dose of cute, look no further than the Oakland Zoo — which just this morning released new video of the six, six-week-old otter pups now in the zoo'
SF News Fight Over Mission Street Transit-Only Lanes Still Red-Hot The $3.8 million SFMTA project designating lanes on Mission Street bus- and taxi-only, a system used on Market Street and other thoroughfares, was enacted with the stated goal of reducing congestion
SF News Muni Will FINALLY Allow Two Trains In A Station At Once, Soon After years of trying and failing to make this work, Muni is finally (maybe) getting close to allowing "double stopping" or "double berthing" in downtown Muni stations, thereby alleviating
SF News Roving Candy Bandits Menace Madrid Street A man's life got a little less sweet Wednesday evening, when two men jumped him and stole his bag of candy. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the 49-year-
SF News Sorry Kool Camel Kids, Bill Raising California Smoking Age To 21 Signed Into Law Governor Jerry Brown yesterday signed into law a host of new bills designed to regulate tobacco and nicotine products, the most impactful of which is the raising of the statewide smoking age from
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink <i>Top Chef</i> Alum Ryan Scott Is Behind Finn Town, Taking Over Former Barracuda In The Castro News has just arrived that the chef behind the replacement for Barracuda (and more recently Mandu) in the Castro, which we learned last fall would be called Finn Town, is none other than
SF News Prince's Potential Addiction Doctor Speaks Out As Doctor's Son Could Face Charges The story about a "life-saving mission" by a Bay Area opioid addiction specialist who was intending to treat Prince just one day prior to his death has grown, with the
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Airbnb's 'Political Bullying' * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Don't take your friends' prescription drugs,
SF News Day Around The Bay: Gwyneth Is In Town * Actress turned lifestyle entrepreneur Gwyneth Paltrow did a Facebook Live Q&A today, and she'll be signing cookbooks tomorrow, Thursday, at her newly open Goop MRKT pop-up on Maiden
SF News Muni Is Getting A New Fleet Of Train Cars, Starting This Year Starting this year, Muni is set to begin receiving the first of its 260 new rail cars. Some of the trains, which the Chronicle reports are made by German company Siemens and are
SF News Marin's Men Only 'Man Book Club' Sounds As Awful As You'd Expect Having seemingly missed the memo that starring in a New York Times trend piece is the fastest way to look like a fool short of declaring your support for the candidacy of Donald
Arts & Entertainment Gagosian San Francisco, Offshoot Of Major Art Dealer's Empire, Prepares First Show If you build it, provided that "it" is a massive expansion to your best art museum, they will come, if by "they" you mean famous art collectors. Hot on
Arts & Entertainment YouTube To Launch Major Cable TV Alternative Called Unplugged In 2017 YouTube, and parent company Alphabet, has been undergoing a major overhaul of its underlying technical architecture in preparation for the launch of a subscription based, bundled TV service, as Bloomberg is reporting. It&
SF News Chief Suhr Cancels Appearance At Police Accountability Forum Over Security Concerns After a march on City Hall yesterday led by five protestors only consuming liquid calories to demand his removal, Police Chief Greg Suhr reneged on a planned appearance with Public Defender Jeff Adachi.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 15 Best Breakfast Sandwiches in SF The breakfast sandwich is, in its best form, the platonic ideal of a morning meal a filling and deeply satisfying indulgence that is the polar opposite of a quinoa bowl. Often there is
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Mateo's Taqueria Expanding To Mid-Market Fans of eight-month-old Mateo's Taqueria (2471 Mission Street) which is probably many of you, given that after eight months, and amongst stiff competition in the Mission, enjoys a four-
SF News As Ping Pong Sales Go Down, So Goes Silicon Valley? Maybe With seemingly everyone convinced that the tech industry is currently experiencing a bubble, and more and more every day appearing certain that the pop is imminent, The Wall Street Journal is now reporting
SF News Majority Of Supervisors Supports Amendment Lowering Voting Age To 16 Eight San Francisco Supervisors appear to support a charter amendment lowering the local voting age to 16, a measure to be voted on by that board next week, which if approved would send
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Video: Chef David Kinch Wins Emmy Award For <i>The Mind Of A Chef</i> The Anthony Bourdain-produced PBS series The Mind of a Chef, which already has a James Beard Award, just took home a Daytime Emmy Award in the category of Outstanding Culinary Host, which
SF News Counterfeit Painkillers And Xanax Laced With Fentanyl Linked To More Deaths (And Hundreds Of Near-Deaths) Last year we reported on the spate of counterfeit Xanax hitting the streets of San Francisco which was actually fentanyl and led to the deaths of three friends in one house, aged 20
SF News CHP Officers Save 'Distraught' Man Dangling From San Francisco Overpass This evening's rescue of distraught man. Spanish speaking and CIT trained CHP officers talk man back over. All safe pic.twitter.com/0xVboPYiBW — CHP San Francisco (@CHPSanFrancisco) May 4, 2016 A
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: 600-Bed Dorm Approved * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * 600-bed CCA dorm gets green light. [SocketSite] * SF&
