Arts & Entertainment Video: 'Foolz ... Are Making Valencia Unchill' "F**k these foolz that are making Valencia Street unchill and destroying the Mission 4 every1 who lives there," sings Kevin Patrick, AKA Field Medic, in a scathing social critique that
SF News 'Traumatic Brain Injury' For Pedestrian Struck By Muni In Mission Bay A pedestrian was rushed to the hospital with head trauma, after he was struck by a San Francisco Municipal Transportation light rail vehicle in Mission Bay Wednesday evening. According to San Francisco Police
SF News Work Begins On Massive Treasure Island Redevelopment Work has begun on a 20-year development project that will radically transform both Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island into something virtually unrecognizable from what we know today. The plan, now two
SF News No Death Penalty Sought In Case Of Alleged Drug-Addled Drifter Murderers The Marin County DA's office announced in a statement late Wednesday that the death penalty would not be sought in the case of the suspected murderous trio of drifters apprehended in
SF News Tesla Model 3: Buyers Clamor To Reserve Cars That Won't Be Made Until 2017 When Tesla CEO Elon Musk takes the stage in Los Angeles tonight to introduce a new, more affordable version of his electric car — an unveiling that's being billed as the company&
SF News BART Delay This Morning Caused By Police Chase And Car Crash Near Tracks In Pleasant Hill UPDATE: A car was reported on the #BART tracks, causing major delays https://t.co/ewPpdMRKh0 pic.twitter.com/YuafM31lnq — KRON 4 News (@kron4news) March 31, 2016 Yet again BART riders faced a
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: $7 Smokes For Sonoma * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Did an Uber security agent who came to a former staffer&
SF News Day Around The Bay: Crab Back On The Menu, Fishermen Back To Work * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * This “Chatty Map” of San Francisco's soundscape is an
SF News Are The New San Francisco Giants TV Spots Really 'Horrific'? Everyone loves the San Francisco Giants, but not everyone, it appears, loves their new ad campaign. The series of short videos were published yesterday and feature a voice-over actor setting up some
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Hunted And The Arsenal, Two New Restaurants Focused On Game And Seafood, Headed To SoMa Back in November, Hoodline caught the news that "hunter-gatherer chef" Erik Sun, who's both a partner and occasionally a chef at popular downtown Los Angeles restaurant Bestia was
SF News After Weeks-Long Electrical Problem, BART Nearing Regular Service Following a mysterious voltage spike at the end of the Pittsburg/Bay Point line that's bedeviled BART since March 16th, the regional transit system has been running a bus bridge between
Arts & Entertainment Rare Desert Plant Blooms For First Time In 50 Years In East Bay Botanical Garden A rare giant nolina, a desert plant native to California's eastern Mojave Desert, has just bloomed for the first time since it was planted in Berkeley's Tilden Park, at
SF News Racist Hacker Forced UC Berkeley Printers To Print Swastikas UC Berkeley, along with other colleges across the country, was on the receiving end of notoriously racist hacker Weev's malicious boredom last week. Weev, whose real name is Andrew Auernheimer, forced
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Local Chef Nancy Oakes Pens Ode To Duarte's Tavern In Pescadero In-the-know locals and those bent on exploring likely all know of Duarte's Tavern down the Peninsula in Pescadero, one of the oldest and most beloved restaurants in the Bay
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink OMFG Hello Kitty Food Truck Coming Back To SF! Omgggggggg Get ready to literally devour your favorite Sanrio character at the Hello Kitty Cafe food truck, which is coming back to San Francisco at long last to fill that little bow-shaped
SF News Now Microsoft's Racist Twitter Bot 'Tay' Is A Pot Head Microsoft just can't seem to get it together. After pulling its accidentally racist, sexist, antisemitic, homophobic, transphobic, 9/11 truther Twitter bot offline and then blaming its meltdown on a "
SF News Uneven El Niño Skewed North, But Water Restrictions May Ease In Parts Of CA With just weeks left in California's rainy season, El Niño has distributed uneven relief to an arid state. As a result, regulators must consider lifting state water restrictions that took effect
SF News Pharma Company Hikes Price Of Aid-In-Dying Drug After California Passes Right-To-Die Law Following the passage of California's right-to-die/death with dignity legislation last fall, a pharmaceutical company that acquired the most popular drug of choice for the process doubled the price
SF News Police Seek Witnesses As Multiple Animals Shot In Berkeley Five animals have been shot recently in Berkeley, and police are asking for witnesses to come forward with any information that might help them find the culprit. So reports KRON 4, which notes
Arts & Entertainment Brace: Goatchella Returns To The Ferry Building April 16 Families with children and hipsters alike have turned CUESA's perfectly innocent, annual Baby Goat Festival into a thing of viral intensity and long lines, and now in its eighth year, the
SF News Do You Really Need To Get A Voter Information Pamphlet In The Mail? As the June election approaches, so does the time of election mailings, campaign fliers, and voter information packets. All that stuff appearing in your mailbox (or hanging from your door) can be infuriating,
SF News Uber Sends Private Investigator To Question Former Employee Suspected Of Leaking 'Rape' Searches The extraordinarily broad reach of Uber across the nation (and world) and their questionable process for screening and hiring drivers has a lot of people worried about what the next shoe to drop
SF News UC Admissions Standards Lowered For Out-Of-State Students Who Pay Higher Tuition, Audit Reveals A quadruple increase over the last decade of out-of-state students who pay higher tuition at the University of California but who may have lower grades and test scores has "undermined&
SF News Video: Dreadlocked Guy Explains What Led Up To 'Cultural Appropriation' Accusation After a video depicting an African American student at San Francisco State University accusing a white student of cultural appropriation for sporting dreadlocks went viral, we were left with a series of questions.
SF News Marissa Mayer's Final Yahoo Payout Slashed By Millions In Recent Months We all know that Yahoo is in its twilight, with allegations of mis-management by CEO Marissa Mayer, significant layoffs across the company , and a bizarre inspirational handbook. But as the big purple
