SF News FBI Hires Israeli Firm Cellebrite To Unlock San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone Though it's probably not news to the hacker world, the rest of the world is learning that the feds may not have ever really needed Apple's help to unlock
SF News Mission, Castro Bike-Share Station Locations Selected For Huge Expansion After launching in the summer of 2013, Bay Area Bike Share and its distinctive sea foam blue bikes have become part of the downtown landscape. However, due in part to the bike manufacturer
SF News Anniversary Of Fatal NorCal Tsunami Prompts Ocean Beach Seawall Questions 52 years after an an 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Alaska caused a fatal Northern California tsunami, experts warn that the seawall at Ocean Beach would do little to protect San Francisco if
Arts & Entertainment Video: Mr. Marina Contestants Read Mean SFist Comments Tonight at the Mr. Marina competition, a yearly roast of local frat-bro culture, they will perform feats of strength and tests of talent. But in a more remarkable twist, this year'
SF News Video: Substitute Teacher In Antioch Goes Ballistic Over Missing Rubber Bands Though we don't know what the events were leading up to this cell phone video being taken, a substitute teacher in an Antioch middle school was pushed to the brink and
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: The Bay Area's Structurally Deficient Bridges * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * You guys, let's quit our jobs and co-create
SF News Day Around The Bay: Elon Musk Is Single Again, Earth Women! * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Here's more about When We Rise, the seven-part
SF News Something Is (Allegedly) Rotten In The State Of SF Youth Soccer Despite that old chestnut claiming there are more dogs than children in San Francisco, kids do still live in our fair city — and more and more of those precious bundles of joy, it
SF News Supervisors Move Forward With Eviction Protection For Teachers A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee gave its seal of approval this week to legislation that would protect teachers, school employees, child caregivers, and their families from evictions during the academic year.
Arts & Entertainment Openings Of Minnesota Street Project, SFMOMA Cited As Marking Fresh Art World 'Moment' In SF Last weekend marked the official opening festivities for The Minnesota Street Project in Dogpatch a new 100,000-square-foot multi-use space started by local entrepreneurs and collectors Deborah and Andy Rappaport
SF News Details Emerge In Lawsuit Against Vallejo Police From Woman Falsely Accused Of Faking Own Kidnapping Remember the totally bizarre and hoax-sounding March 2015 kidnapping and ransom case involving Vallejo resident Denise Huskins? After she was released from two days of captivity, Huskins and her partner Aaron Quinn
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink What SF Restaurant Owners Are Saying About The Current Restaurant 'Bubble' Valencia Street probably already hit "peak restaurant" last year, and if you believe chef and restaurateur Dennis Leary (The Sentinel, Golden West, House of Shields), so did the rest of the
SF News Supreme Court Won't Allow Oakland To Protect Massive Medical Pot Dispensary The City of Oakland cannot participate, as it has tried to for some years, in a suit to keep the federal government from closing a gargantuan local medical marijuana dispensary. The Chronicle reports
Arts & Entertainment The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Do This Week With spring officially upon us, and the rain mostly in the rearview mirror, you no longer have a healthy excuse to stay inside and lament the state of the world. So get out
SF News Hillary Clinton Emails Show Weirdly Close Relationship Between State Department And Google A new batch of Hillary Clinton's infamous emails have appeared on Wikileaks, and among them there's one name that appears a bunch and that's Jared Cohen, director
Arts & Entertainment Extremely Fancy Noe Valley Rich People Seek $175K Pantry Organizer In a job listing that sounds part Gosford Park, part Devil Wears Prada, and part total parody, a staffing agency says they're offering "$175,000 +" to the Higgins/Holloway
SF News Poisonous 'Death Caps' Growing All Over In Rain-Fueled Mushroom Boom When Donna Davis looked in the mirror, she saw that her skin had turned yellow. As KQED tells her story from 2014, Davis, fell ill after enjoying a "delicious" soup she
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Farina Owners Appear To Make Sketchy Move To Avoid Paying Debts To Employees Stories about sketchiness surrounding the owners of Farina, that fancy looking but many would say over-priced Italian spot on 18th Street, go back quite a few years now. Back in 2011, several
SF News $2.25 Million Settlement Expected For Woman Injured During Early-Morning Fall From Palace Of Fine Arts Structure #SF could pay $2.25M to woman injured at Palace of Fine Arts https://t.co/yllJUZ1BVb pic.twitter.com/KMFdL3swoE — SF Examiner (@sfexaminer) March 22, 2016 San Francisco's City Attorney
SF News Saint John Coltrane Church Landlord Responds To Controversy Since agreeing to vacate its Fillmore District home at the end of April, the congregation of the Church of Saint John Coltrane has at once celebrated their 60-day reprieve from eviction and
Arts & Entertainment Photos: Everyone, Last Night's Rainbows Were Amazing You saw those rainbows last night, right? As predicted, yesterday brought with it some serious late-afternoon rain, which was quickly followed by sunshine and amazing displays of color. The double rainbows arcing
SF News Company Building New BART Cars Has History Of Missed Deadlines Just before chaos erupted and took 50 of BART's super-ancient cars out of service last week due to a still mysterious, roving voltage spike, we had a cheery video to
SF News In Wake Of Brussels Bombings, SF And BART Police On Heightened Alert #SFPD increasing patrols in transit areas/SFO in response to overseas attacks. If you see something, say something. pic.twitter.com/xJJXfKpKl4 — Albie Esparza (@OfficerAlbie) March 22, 2016 In the wake of this
Arts & Entertainment [Updated] Is This The Outside Lands 2016 Lineup? It appears that the people over at SF Station may have jumped the gun with an earlier post, caught by an eagle-eyed SFist reader, listing an 2016 Outside Lands lineup which has
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: 'Death By Gentrification' * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Are tech "bootcamps" a godsend or a scam? [SFist]
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