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
SF News 22-Year-Old Runner Fights For Her Life Following McAllister Street Collision A 22-year-old woman was hospitalized with critical injuries Tuesday, after a driver struck her as she ran across a Civic Center-area crosswalk. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Facebook, Destroyer Of Markets * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * "It's spring! So get out of your house
SF News Day Around The Bay: Another Witness Comes Forward In Shotwell Shooting * Some eyewitnesses to last week's officer-involved shooting on Shotwell Street claim police have been harassing them. Also, some of those whose camps were cleared late Saturday night have already returned
SF News 'Bubble Real Estate' Is An Actual Company, And Its Founder Is A Serial Evictor a little on the nose, guys pic.twitter.com/n2sBcMhlOI — cat ferguson (@biocuriosity) April 12, 2016 If you're like me, you probably did a double take upon seeing the above photo.
SF News Berkeley Grad Students File (Latest) Sexual Harassment Complaint Against Professor Two UC Berkeley grad students are the most recent to allege that they were sexually harassed by a professor at the respected institution, the AP reports via KRON4, and this time they'
Arts & Entertainment The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week It's spring! So get out of your house and do stuff. With a host of amazing events and shows happening this week, you have the perfect opportunity to check out some
SF News The Embarcadero, And SF's Seawall, Could Cost $3 Billion To Shore Up Against An Earthquake File under one more thing to worry about: Parts of the Embarcadero and the man-made seawall that rings the Bayfront could present a "greater than expected risk" of failure in
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Check Out The Menu At Mister Jiu's, Opening Tonight In Chinatown The opening date was set and announced last week, and tonight, Tuesday, April 12, marks the public debut of Brandon Jew's first solo restaurant, Mister Jiu's. For the SF
SF News 'Town Hall' On Controversial Shooting Of Homeless Man To Be Held Wednesday At Noon When officers with the San Francisco Police Department shot a homeless man who allegedly refused to drop a kitchen knife last week, officers told members of the community concerned over discrepancies between police
Arts & Entertainment Inside The Fisk House, A Victorian Alliance Restoration That Proves History Buffs Are Hipsters There would be no Victorian furnishings in her home, Gail Baugh decreed 13 years ago when she and her husband Jim Warshell purchased the Fisk House, a late-19th-century gem at Hayes
SF News Thanksgiving Comes Unpleasantly Early For Woman Bludgeoned By Frozen Turkey When you look around your home for the ideal weapon, is your first thought items from your freezer? If you said "no," then congratulations, you are not being sought by the
SF News You Could Be Arrested For Bringing Your Child To 4/20 The SFPD has issued a warning to any stoner parents who were considering letting their kids tag along to the annual smoke-out at Hippie Hill in Golden Gate Park on 4/20:
SF News Police Release Sketches, Announce Reward In Effort To Nab Cathedral Hill Killers Despite video evidence that captured the brutal attack, the San Francisco Police Department has been unable to track down the people responsible for the February stabbing of a British tourist that led to
SF News No, San Francisco Does Not Spend $36,000 Per Year On Every Homeless Person After making note of the $241 million the city now allocates to homeless services yearly, a figure published in the Chronicle that represents a new high, not to mention $84 million more than
SF News Key Witness Takes Stand In Trial Of Man Accused In 2013 Killing Of 8-Year-Old Girl In Oakland A major murder trial is ongoing in Alameda County in the case of Darnell Williams Jr., 25, who stands accused of the fatal shooting of eight-year-old Alaysha Carradine in East Oakland
Arts & Entertainment The SF Zoo's New Baby Giraffe Is Sweet Balm For Your Aching Heart Ugh, this world. Horrible! It is hard not to feel ground down sometimes. But when you need a lift, maybe take a look at the face of the SF Zoo's newest
SF News Video: 50-Car Sideshow Shuts Down Bay Bridge (Again) I guess the owner of the white GTO painted his car and wanted to do it again with his new paint...😂😂😂 don't tag the owner! I didn't record this!
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Behold The Yacht-Sharing Economy * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * "My boyfriend hired an app to send me stuff because
SF News Day Around The Bay: SoCal Man Poses As Uber Driver, Sexually Assaults Woman * 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 New York Times got into the on-the-
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bar San Pancho, Tacolicious' Sports Bar Spin-Off, Opens Tonight In Former Chino Space After November saw the shutter for Chino, a foray into dumplings and noodles from the Tacolicious team, owner Joe Hargrave re-imagined his prime space at 16th Street and Guerrero as a sports
SF News Lucasfilm Lawsuit Forces Name Change for 'Lightsaber Battles' There will be no more "Lightsaber Battles" in San Francisco or anywhere else for that matter, and no, not because the last time the unpermitted event came to San Fransisco in
SF News Video: Guy Free-Climbs SFMOMA Facade People just can't wait for our neighbor, @sfmoma to re-open. - John, Visual Arts A video posted by YBCA (@ybca) on Apr 11, 2016 at 1:26pm PDT Man, people are
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Cafe Du Nord Temporarily Closes Viking Room, Switches To Lounge Menu Ten months in, the team at Ne Timeas Restaurant Group (Aatxe, Flour + Water, Central Kitchen, Salumeria) has decided to pivot a bit with the menu offerings and format at the downstairs Cafe du
SF News BART And Workers' Unions Reach Tentative Labor Deal Ahead Of 2017 Contract Anyone who was here in 2013 and relied on BART to commute to and from the East Bay knows how painful a BART strike can be. That strike only lasted four days, but
