SF News 'Ornery' Passenger Forces SFO-Bound Plane To Make Emergency Landing An unruly passenger prompted a flight heading to SFO to make an impromptu pitstop Saturday morning. Adding insult to injury, SkyWest flight 5345 had to land in Reno of all places. According to
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: Bay Area Couple Ends Up In Tanzanian Prison * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * It's supposed to start raining today, why not catch
Arts & Entertainment 'Twisted Cabaret' Juggles Audience Discomfort For Maximum Comic Value Thursday night’s opening of Twisted Cabaret at the Great Star Theater contained a circus trick so graphic and repulsive that even Tourettes Without Regrets host Jamie DeWolf ran from his second-row
SF News Pedestrian Safety Sting Busts Car Full Of Pot San Francisco Police Department's Park Station busted a driver with a car full of weed on Friday during a "Vision Zero" operation. In the middle of their new pedestrian
SF News Desperate BART Riders Wrestle Broken Door Shut To Keep Friday Commute From Being Ruined During the already cramped, slow, and frustrating East Bay-bound commute Friday evening, several BART riders took matters into their own hands after a Pittsburg/Bay Point-bound train was about to be
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Shorted On Latte, SF Starbucks Fan Sues Put on your pearls and clutch hard: Starbucks has come under fire after being accused of under filling their lattes in an effort to save money on milk, as KQED reports. The class
SF News Microsoft Reminds Us What Most Gamers Really Think Of Women At GDC Extremely disappointed @Microsoft and @Xbox hired women wearing these outfits to perform at @gdc. PLEASE RT. pic.twitter.com/JYFTTGdzQk — Brianna Wu, Yeah! (@Spacekatgal) March 18, 2016 Microsoft had an archaic message for
SF News Saturday Morning Special: McKesson Laying Off 1600 * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * What's up in SF food? Caleb is happy to
SF News Day Around The Bay: Peskin Says Tech Companies Should Be Funding Affordable Housing * Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * San Francisco police are downplaying suggestions that the devil-
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Barzotto Takes St. Vincent's Spot, 10 Years At Nopa, And More This week SFist had news of SpoonRocket's closure, which coincided with the launch UberEats' standalone app, word on the opening of quinoa automat Eatsa's second SF location, and
SF News Uber Wants To Drive You To, And Leave You In, Tijuana Uber wants to be your number one choice when it comes to drunkenly deciding to go to Tijuana. The ride-hail company just announced that for the first time, customers can hail a
SF News Violent Crime On The Decline In Oakland As Murder Rate Drops The year is off to a slow start in Oakland, and in this case that's a very good thing. The city is experiencing a drop in violent crimes the likes of
Arts & Entertainment Local Artist Makes Portrait Of Donald Trump Spewing Actual Bull Manure Hayward-based artist Andrew Kong Knight was painting a portrait of Donald Trump (née Drumpf) when he decided to add a little something extra: actual bull manure he found in the Hayward hills.
SF News Pot Delivery Services Dealt Legal Blow In SoCal; Emeryville Set To Get Its First Dispensary This week in marijuana news, as the state slides toward the inevitable full-scale legalization of cannabis as soon as next year, and a month after California just hired its first "marijuana
Arts & Entertainment Justin Bieber Is Staying At The Same Luxe Los Altos Airbnb Where Beyoncé Stayed Remember how Beyoncé got hooked up with that fancy Airbnb in Los Altos when she and Jay-Z were here for the Super Bowl back in February? Well it appears Justin Bieber got
SF News Twitter Briefing: Company Will Maintain 140-Character Limit Twitter may have 99 problems, but 140 characters ain't one. The company will maintain its signature limit on tweet length, as CEO Jack Dorsey recently announced on the Today show. "
Arts & Entertainment <em>Silicon Valley</em> Season 3 Full-Length Trailer Features Erlich Riding A Unicorn We got the teaser last month, and now as we approach the April 24 premiere of the third season of HBO's Silicon Valley, and today they give us the full 90-
SF News Zuck's Jog Through Smog-Filled Beijing Mocked By Chinese In addition to running one of the largest advertising companies on the planet, Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg does a lot of goofy stuff — remember the only eating what he kills
SF News City Now Wants To Tax Airbnb Hosts For Their Furniture, Sheets, Utensils, Etc. Airbnb and the City of San Francisco continue their passive-aggressive feud today, as the Chronicle reports: In a bid to completely discourage hosts from actually registering their short-term rentals with the
Arts & Entertainment Review: I Loved 'Pee-Wee's Big Holiday' Enough To Marry It Pee-wee Herman has not appeared in a feature film in 28 years sidelined as actor Paul Reubens was by the 1991 indecent exposure arrest that predates the modern internet. We've
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bender's In The Mission To End Free Sunday BBQ's A photo posted by Bender's Bar & Grill (@bendersbarandgrill) on Jan 24, 2016 at 2:20pm PST In what most definitely is the end of an era, Mission District bar Bender&
SF News Jury Doesn't Buy Bay Area Man's Claim That He Was Sleepwalking During Teen's Sexual Assault A Bay Area man who claimed that he was just sleepwalking when he sexually assaulted his stepdaughter got a rude awakening this week, when a jury convicted him of the crime. It was
SF News Fatal Attacks Spur City Hall Meeting On SF's Coyote Response Plan Are coyote attacks on the rise in San Francisco? While Animal Care and Control has yet to confirm that assertion, District 7 Supervisor Norman Yee says they're spiking, and he wants
SF News Key Apple Engineers Suggest They'll Quit If Feds Force Them To Unlock iPhone The FBI may face a new hurdle in their eager attempt to get around Apple's encryption technology and unlock the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists, and that would
SF News Planning Commission Approves Controversial, Massive Mid-Market Residential Development Known for its downtown office buildings from the towering 50 California to the Market Square/Twitter building, real estate investors the Shorenstein Organization received Planning Commission approval yesterday afternoon for their first residential
