SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Mission's Long-Vacant DeLanos Finally To Reopen As Grocery Outlet Mission dwellers have reason to celebrate this morning, as Hoodline reports that the discount-grocery chain Grocery Outlet has finally received approval from the Planning Department to open a location in the long-
SF News Twitter Stock Hits Another All-Time Low At the very second Twitter stock hit a new, all-time low of $13.90 per share today, a brief moment observed by CNet and others from which the share price has partially
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink SF Gets Fully Snubbed At 2016 James Beard Awards The "Oscars of the Food World" happened last night as the chef and restaurant portion of the annual James Beard Foundation Awards took place in Chicago on the traditional night off
SF News Uber Surge Pricing Getting Nixed, Says Engineer, But Company Quickly Denies That A report out this morning from the venerable NPR claiming that Uber intends to do away with surge pricing caught many users of the ride-hail app completely off guard. The piece, titled
SF News Most Bay Area Homeowners Saw 50 to 100 Percent Increases In Home Value Since 2004 A new interactive map from the Washington Post, illustrating a story about how the nation's economic recovery over the last decade has been far from complete, and heavily weighted toward wealthy
SF News Afeni Shakur Davis, Mother Of Rapper Tupac Shakur, Dies In Marin County Afeni Shakur Davis, a political activist perhaps best known to the public as the mother of slain rapper Tupac Shakur, died Monday night following reports that she suffered a cardiac arrest in her
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Residents Brace For Bubble Burst * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Tech shuttles sure do seem to have a lot
SF News Day Around The Bay: Burning Man For Oligarchs * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * The Guardian took a tour of the tech-centered,
SF News Alleged Drifter Murderer Pleads Guilty, Will Testify Against Other Two One of the three suspects accused of two murders this past October has pleaded guilty and will testify against the other two. According to CBS 5, Sean Angold will testify against his co-
SF News [Update] Mayor Lee Attempts To Visit Hunger Strikers Ahead Of Planned Event, They Refuse While the five hunger strikers demanding that Mayor Lee fire Chief Suhr have been planning to visit City Hall tomorrow and demand parley with him according to 48 Hills, it appears that the
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Zuckerbergs' Dog Blends Perfectly With Rug You know that new parents Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan also have a dog, their first born, a five-year-old Puli named Beast. Pulis are Hungarian sheepdogs whose white hair naturally
SF News Things Could Get Messy At Facebook And Google As Janitors Mull Strike Wild cheers as SEIU-USWW janitors hear contract has $15 an hour starting May 1 to $16.50 by 2019. pic.twitter.com/0GPHhloMgO — Beth Willon (@bethwillon) May 2, 2016 The union representing
Arts & Entertainment Watch A Stray Cat Slip And Slide On The Ice Before Sharks Game In San Jose You know we have a local hockey team, right? Yes, the San Jose Sharks, and evidently a stray black cat snuck his way into their arena, the SAP Center, and made his way
Arts & Entertainment Photos: 2016's How Weird Street Faire Gets Weird Once More Wigs, goofy costumes, stilts, rave wear, dogs dyed pink, house music, day drinking, day rolling, and plenty of sunshine were all major parts of this year's How Weird Street Faire. This
SF News Video: Robot Roaming Aisles Of Downtown Target Confirms Underwhelming Future It seems that Target has chosen San Francisco (so blessed) to test out its newest potential replacement for human labor. Say hello to "Tally," a shelf-scanning robot that Fortune reports
SF News Uber Settles Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit, Will Remove Drivers Who Refuse Users With Service Animals Uber has settled a federal civil rights lawsuit, filed in 2014, with advocates for the blind. As a condition of the settlement, the AP reports via KRON 4, the company has agreed to
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Eat This: Nashville Hot Chicken At WesBurger 'n' More At the Mission's newest burger spot, the first brick-and-mortar location for Wes Rowe's longtime burger pop-up WesBurger, burgers are of course front and center on the
SF News Tech Industry Interns Making Upwards Of $10,000 Per Month 💰 state of top tech internship offers, 2016 #talkpay pic.twitter.com/Mkp5XWQyuE — Rodney Folz (@rodneyfolz) April 26, 2016 The Bay Area is an expensive place to live — a fact which tech giants like
SF News Alamo Square Will Close For Nine Months Starting May 10th Alamo Square Park, perhaps the most photographed of San Francisco's many green spaces thanks to its prettily painted Victorian and downtown views, will close to the public beginning next Tuesday, May
Arts & Entertainment Oh Dear, Dede: Two More Museum Board Members, Including Former City Attorney, Resign Over Wilsey Dustup The drama continues at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco i.e. the joint board that oversees the deYoung and Legion of Honor as ongoing infighting persists over a "disability severance&
SF News Weather Report: May Greets Us With More Rain, Colder Temps You thought maybe the rain was over I definitely did! but then there was that surprise mini-downpour early in the morning last Friday and there's still more rain coming this
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Will SF's Future Be Determined On June 7? * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * A group of friends were left wandering Amsterdam after
SF News Map: Hundreds Of Violations Committed By Tech Shuttles Per Year It's hard out there for a tech bus. Or so it would seem, with an exhaustive report from NBC Bay Area revealing that the top companies responsible for shuttling workers to
SF News Poll: One Third Of Bay Area Residents Say They'll Leave Soon According to a new poll by pro-business policy group the Bay Area Council, 34 percent of Bay Area residents are "likely to move out of the Bay Area in the next
Arts & Entertainment The Dub Sack: Warriors Trounce Trailblazers 118-106 Everyone loves Portland. Everyone hates Oakland. Good. They can keep the love we’ll take the Dubs. Yesterday, the Golden State Warriors sonned the Portland Trailblazers in Game 1 of the Western Conference
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