Arts & Entertainment With Symphony Pass You Get More Music For Less Attention San Francisco: your plans just got a little more exciting! Enroll in the San Francisco Symphony's Spring Symphony Pass and attend as many concerts as you want for one affordable
SF News Day Around The Bay: Twitter Turns 10 * Today is Twitter's 10th "birthday" (don't you feel old?), and founder Jack Dorsey has some things to say about the company's future. [Cnet] [Bloomberg] * The
SF News Facebook Knows Your Race, Sends You Targeted Ads It's a tale of two trailers, as Business Insider juxtaposes them. Both are for Straight Outta Compton, but one is for audiences presumed familiar with NWA and one is for audiences
SF News Feds Can Likely Unlock iPhone Without Apple's Help, Postpone Tomorrow's Hearing Well this certainly is interesting. According to Nate Cardozo, a staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the government moved to vacate tomorrow's scheduled hearing in the ongoing Apple versus the
Arts & Entertainment Video: Man Dancing For Cars On The 101 Overpass Is A Sweetheart With Bay Area traffic at peak awful, and BART totally shot for the foreseeable future, commuters are spending more and more time stuck in traffic. Enter Javonne Hatfield, the 23-year-old San
SF News Man Behind BART's Honest Tweets: 'Public Transit Has Always Been About Politics' Until last week, BART's Twitter account has consisted mostly of a series of apologies in reply to tweets from riders. Exhibit A: But like much of BART's strategy and
SF News Former Trans Inmate Michelle-Lael Norsworthy Speaks Out About Her New Transition, To Civilian Life Many of you will recall the plight of trans prisoner Michelle-Lael Norsworthy, who last year became the second trans inmate to be granted state-funded sex reassignment surgery only to be paroled
SF News Someone Finally Found A Use For Google Glass (Hint: Not Wearing Them) Google Glass, amirite folks? The much-ridiculed and short-lived face-computers officially got the axe early last year when Google announced it was halting their sale. However, we learned late last year
SF News Up To Code? Tech Bootcamps Face Fines For Operating Without Licenses San Jose-based Coding Dojo wasn't supposed to be a school at all. As CEO Richard Wang explained to SFist last fall, the private postsecondary school's founder, Michael Choi,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink [Update] Waxman's, The New Ghirardelli Square Spot From Celebrity Chef Jonathan Waxman, Debuts Tuesday We got early word this past weekend that the expected opening of chef Jonathan Waxman's first SF outpost, originally named Brezza Emporio and Pizzeria but rechristened as simply Waxman's,
SF News Fisherman's Wharf Shoplifter Pepper Sprays Man Over Salami A Fisherman's Wharf shopkeeper was left beaten and pepper sprayed Saturday, after he tried to stop a salami thief from absconding with the sausage. According to the San Francisco Police Department,
SF News Weather Report: The Last Dumping Of Rain For A While It may be unwise to call it over, but from the looks of it, today's bout of (at times very heavy!) rain in San Francisco will be the last we'
SF News Photos: Here's What Went Down At Silicon Valley Comic Con Yesterday brought with it the conclusion of Silicon Valley Comic Con — the science fiction and fantasy convention spearheaded in part by Steve Wozniak that this past weekend graced San Jose for the first
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Local Dungeness Crab Finally Back In Restaurants Next Week Nearly six weeks after the recreational crab fishing ban was lifted for local waters around the Bay Area, the commercial Dungeness crab fishing ban finally ends on March 26. As the Chronicle reports,
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Luxury Boot Reader Josh Miller tells us that he spotted this booted stretch limo at 21st and Harrison Streets this weekend, describing it as a "metaphor alert." But there's nothing metaphorical
SF News Poll: For The First Time, A Majority Of San Franciscans Disapprove Of Ed Lee Ed Lee is in the red. The Chronicle reports that numbers previously omitted from a recent Chamber of Commerce poll conducted by David Binder Research are fairly damning for the mayor's
SF News The On-Demand/Shut-In Economy Is Definitely Slowing Down, If Not Dying With the shuttering of SpoonRocket last week, the recent news that Instacart was slashing its fees and commissions to drivers, and the December closure of rideshare also-ran Sidecar, there's been
SF News Public Meat Beater Knocked Out By Offended Spectator A man who was pleasuring himself in public had an unhappy ending yesterday, when an offended onlooker whacked the auto-stimulator in the head. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the 21-
Arts & Entertainment Janice The Rampaging Piglet Bringing Reign Of Terror To Reptile Rescue Janice, the 10-pound piglet who less than two weeks ago made the Mission District her bitch, will soon be trading city life for one in the country, San Francisco's Animal
SF News [Update] Apple Unveils Smaller iPhone SE, Smaller iPad, Updated Watch Bands Scroll to the bottom for updates following this morning's launch. Apple CEO Tim Cook made headlines today, but in contrast to the last few weeks the talk won't be
SF News BART Having Come-To-Jesus Moment About Where It's Been Spending Its Money JUST IN: #BART operator says they've successfully run 5-6 test trains this morning from #Pittsburg to #Concord pic.twitter.com/yU0jE60E14 — KTVU (@KTVU) March 21, 2016 BART is continuing to
SF News Man Fights For Life Following Intentional Hit-And-Run The San Francisco Police Department is on the lookout for an enraged driver, after he intentionally used his car to critically injure a pedestrian. It all happened at around 7 p.m. Friday,
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Dropbox Stock Fire Sale * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Your weekend ICYMI: Gamers got prickly after we called out Microsoft&
SF News Another Bloodless Condo Building Poised To Replace Tower Car Wash While San Francisco remains in desperate need of more vertical housing, it is harrowing to witness the unfurling of such staid, almost intentionally watered-down units pop up around the city. The most
SF News Zebras Break Free From Circus For Brief Taste Of Freedom A couple of zebras, who were set to perform at O.co Coliseum over the weekend, managed to escape from UniverSoul Circus on Friday. The two presumably terrified creatures were spotted running north
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