SF News Muni Rider Beats Up Mother Of Kid Who Bumped Him A easily-infuriated Muni rider was arrested Wednesday, after punching a fellow passenger in the head when her child bumped into him. It all went down at 8:20 a.m., near 15th
SF News SPFD Town Hall On Mission Homeless Shooting Filled With Anger, Mistrust An angry crowd gathered yesterday at the Laborers International Union on the corner of 18th and Shotwell Streets, less than a block from where a week ago San Francisco Police Officers shot and
SF News Sheriff's Deputy Accidentally Fires 'Baby Glock' Inside Hall Of Justice A San Francisco sheriff's deputy who has now been very much disarmed had a little baby accident yesterday when he discharged a so-called "baby Glock" within the Hall
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Oakland's Lake Chalet Offering 73-Cent Beers Today, For The Warriors As you should have heard by now, the Golden State Warriors broke what was thought to be an impossible-to-break record last night, winning 73 out of 82 games in their regular
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Arts & Entertainment Stop Ignoring Your Friends With A New Mobile Gaming Phenomenon Let's face it—hanging out these days gets kind of lame when you and your friends keep your noses in your phones. With all of the faceswap-snapgramming-tweetbooking going on,
SF News Day Around The Bay: Avalos Proposes Rules For Homeless Tent Sweeps Oracle Arena all decked out as #Warriors chase win No. 73 tonight vs. Grizzlies pic.twitter.com/0CpsVXb7vo — Ron Kroichick (@ronkroichick) April 13, 2016 * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook.
SF News Muni Adds Service On Multiple Lines Starting This Month Listen up everyone who complains about Muni: Starting April 23, the SFMTA will begin rolling out a huge set of changes to the service that we all love to hate (yet depend upon
Arts & Entertainment Oakland Museum Of CA Opening First Mainstream Marijuana Exhibit In US While the only glass many Californians want between them and their marijuana might be in the form of a bong, museum patrons can soon see plenty of pot, presented behind glass like artwork
SF News PG&E's Criminal Trial Over Deadly San Bruno Explosion Begins In Two Weeks We had some warning last month, and now KRON 4 brings a reminder that, nearly six years on, PG&E is about to finally face criminal charges over the infamous San Bruno
SF News Video: California Man Thrown Off Plane Yells About His 176 IQ, $4 Million Salary, And Six Homes Money certainly cannot buy class. This much we already knew, but video depicting an apparently drunk California man being thrown off a Jet Blue plane last Friday really drives the point home. According
Arts & Entertainment Seven Easy Date-Night Ideas Around SF, Oakland, And Berkeley Last year, SFist brought you a list of nine easy ideas for nights out on the town, with a friend or a date, organized by neighborhood so you don't have to
SF News Video: Drone Shows Devastation Of Bark Beetles On Drought-Stricken Yosemite Forest Bark beetles. They are not a new phenomenon for California's pine forests, however our ongoing drought, now in its fourth or fifth year depending on who you ask, has stressed the
Arts & Entertainment Does Rapper And Self-Proclaimed Witch Azealia Banks Control Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey? Querulous recording artist Azealia Banks, whose Twitter feed is a simmering broth of homophobia, nonsense, and the occasional Donald Trump endorsement, may hold in her hands the fate of billionaire CEO Jack Dorsey.
SF News Napster Co-Founder Sean Parker Donates $250 Million (And His Name) To Presidio-Based Cancer Research Center Sean Parker, the Napster co-founder and onetime Facebook president, called Bill Gate's Billionaire Pledge, a promise to give half of his wealth away before he dies, "a good start&
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Grubstake Diner To Close In 2017, But Retain 'Railcar-Themed' Location In New Condo Building Last we heard, back in September, some new owners of the property that houses the beloved Grubstake, off Polk Street on Pine, were being a bit vague about the future of the 40+
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Halal Guys In SF: An Admittedly Early Review A lot of people, but especially recent New York transplants, are pretty psyched about the arrival of The Halal Guys in San Francisco something we've known about for a year now,
SF News Study: You Need At Least $6 Million To Be 'Wealthy' In The Bay Area A study conducted by wealth management company Charles Schwab has us sighing deeply as we stare into our empty coffee cups this morning. According to 1,001 Bay Area residents aged 21 to
SF News It's Tax Season, And Some Jerk Just Stole A Full Mail Truck Stealing mail, in addition to being a federal offense, is just a plain old dick move. Stealing an entire mail truck, full of mail, the week before taxes are due, is so seriously
SF News Flier Castigates Airbnb Guests For Contributing To 'Eviction Of Chinese Immigrant Families' As spotted in Chinatown, SF (via @antievictionmap) #ThanksAirBnB pic.twitter.com/bvZogzeSLL — Zoé S. (@ztsamudzi) April 12, 2016 Less than two weeks after Airbnb admitted that at least 20 percent of its San
SF News Uber Passenger In SF Reveals Road Rage Chase That Killed Pedestrian; Also, Judge Compares Uber To Silk Road The ride-hailing app that everyone loves to use and loves to hate, Uber, is once again in the news today for several reasons. First off, the company has just released its first
SF News 99-Year-Old Western Addition Woman Granted One-Week Reprieve From Eviction From today's rally in solidarity for Iris Canada. 99 years strong. Eviction = Death. Let our seniors live in peace. pic.twitter.com/iro45ajyQf — Tina Cheung (@tinacheung) April 13, 2016 After a
SF News Adorable Bay Bridge Dog 'Ponch' Up For Adoption The extremely lovable, rascally Chihuahua named Ponch captured our hearts earlier this month after leading California Highway Patrol on a high-speed chase across the upper deck of the western span of the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Ask A San Francisco Native: On North Beach And Italian Food Dear Rain, Best Italian restaurant in North Beach? Signed, Hungry Dear Hungry, Until you asked me that question I hadn't really realized that when I'm looking to get some
SF News Feds Paid 'Gray Hat' Hackers, Not Israeli Firm, To Crack That iPhone Contrary to earlier reports that Israeli mobile forensics firm Cellebrite had been the ones paid by the FBI to crack the iPhone left behind in the San Bernardino terrorism case, the successful hacking
