Arts & Entertainment 10 Best Places To Watch The St. Patrick's Day Parade St. Patrick’s Day falls on the kind-of-weekend day of a Thursday this year, but the 165th Annual San Francisco St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival is scheduled for Saturday,
SF News Brave Vigilante Thwarts Cell Phone Theft On Muni A brave bystander thwarted an all-too-common crime yesterday, after a thief picked the wrong day to steal a cell phone. According to the San Francisco Police Department, at 8:58 Wednesday
SF News Four Injured When Cable Car And Recology Truck Collide Another wet foggy morning on Mason St. I look out my window & what do I see? The Little #CableCar That Could(n't). pic.twitter.com/n0SjtXZwhr — Ivy Something (@ivysomething) March
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Hanging Out With SF's Exorcists * Hey there, Jeremy Meeks. How you doing? [SFist] * Uber and Lyft drivers are pretty much on their own when it comes to safety. [Wired] * Judge in lawsuit against the planned Warriors arena in
SF News Day Around The Bay: Did You Get Your Burning Man Ticket Yet? * The family of a 65-year-old Oakland amputee who died in jail after being mistakenly arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife lashed out at police on Tuesday. [Mercury-News, ABC 7]
SF News Police: Serial Rapist Probably Lives Near UC Berkeley Campus In a frightening update to the unsolved case of the serial rapist assaulting college-age women near the UC Berkeley Campus, police now say that the suspect likely lives close to the site
Arts & Entertainment Transbay Transit Center Gets First Panel Of Patterned Metal 'Skin' To celebrate their progress and also remind us that this Transbay Transit Center thing is really happening, Darin Cook, a senior associate principal with designers Pelli Clarke Pelli Architect, led the big reveal
SF News Hot Convict Jeremy Meeks Walked Out Of Prison Today, Will Presumably Begin Modeling Remember the heady days of mid-2014 when a Northern California man named Jeremy Meeks, arrested in Stockton on firearms charges and reputed to be a member of the Northside Gangster Crips in
SF News BART Police Release Video of West Oakland Shooting Suspect BART Police today released for the first time video of the suspect in last January's shooting aboard a crowded BART car. The video shows the suspect walking through what appears to
SF News Check Out The Exploratorium's Sweet Video From Yesterday's Eclipse You caught yesterday's live-stream of the total solar eclipse, right? The one in Micronesia? No? Well then, you're in luck, as the kind people over at the Exploratorium
Arts & Entertainment As Lost Weekend Moves Out On Valencia, Partner 1-2-3-4 Go! Records Finds New Home Next Door Lost Weekend Video has played host to inventory from Oakland's 1-2-3-4 Go! Records since last year when the two announced a partnership. However, things changed when the DVD
Arts & Entertainment John Leguizamo To Preview 'Latin History For Dummies' At Berkeley Rep This Summer In what's likely to be the pre-Broadway trial run of his latest one-man show, Obie and Emmy Award winner John Leguizamo is bringing Latin History For Dummies to Berkeley
SF News Study: BART Cars Host Bacteria Behind Skin Infections, Pneumonia This past December a group investigating the cleanliness of five national transit networks found BART to be teeming with gram-positive cocci — bacteria that can cause skin infections and pneumonia. Samples obtained via
SF News Now Gawker Scolds San Francisco For Not Building Enough Housing OK, can we all agree that, at the very least, New Yorkers and Angelenos can stop telling us how stupid we've been, collectively, as the city of San Francisco in not
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Harvest Shop, A Bespoke Artisanal Etc. Etc. Dispensary For A Burgeoning Stoner Bourgeoisie For some, an edible marijuana treat is a bite of bliss. For others, it's a ticking panic attack time bomb. But for Harvest Shop, the Richmond's newest boutique medical
SF News Video: Watch That Google Self-Driving Car Crashing Into A Bus Remember when that Google self-driving car crashed into a city bus last month? As the robot was at fault, it appeared that the incident was the first time a self-driving car
SF News CHP Performs Daring Helicopter Rescue Of Man Trapped Overnight on Marin Cliff Amazing rescue of man stuck 18 hours on cliff near Rodeo Beach @CHPSanFrancisco @uscoastguard @southernmarinfire pic.twitter.com/LcpEu2qVb3 — Golden Gate NRA (@GoldenGateNPS) March 9, 2016 A Marin County man was the subject
SF News United Says 'HELLO HELLO' To Flight Attendants Canned After Refusing To Fly On 'BYE BYE' Plane The unlucky 13 flight attendants who got canned by United after expressing fears over working on a plane emblazoned with graffiti that read "BYE BYE" have gotten their jobs back, after
SF News High Towing Fees Could Come Down Following Supervisors' Scrutiny Towing fees in San Francisco are some of the most wildly expensive in the nation, standing at two to three times what you might pay in any other major US city. If one
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Ask A San Francisco Native: What's Your Favorite Place To Get A Burrito? In these Troubled San Francisco Times, there is a lot of talk about who was here when, and what that does (or doesn't) mean. In an effort to both assist newcomers
SF News Mayor Lee Defends Homeless Sweeps, Goes After Supervisor Campos Mayor Ed Lee yesterday took the unusual step of saying something of note at the typically staid Board of Supervisors meeting question time — simultaneously defending his efforts to combat homelessness in San Francisco
SF News Key Witness For City Says Alex Nieto Pointed Taser At Him And His Dog The tragic sequence of events that led to the death of Alex Nieto on March 21, 2014 got a new and weird detail added to it with the conclusion of witness testimony on
Arts & Entertainment Man Of The Cloth Helps Save Mission District From Rampaging Piglet Sure, San Francisco's Animal Care and Control's director called Tuesday "just another day at the office." But for the rest of us, it was the day a
SF News Harbin Hot Springs Announces Plan To Reopen Later This Year When the iconic, clothing-optional Harbin Hot Springs was destroyed in the Valley Fire six months ago, the famed retreat center up north in Middletown quickly vowed to rebuild. After initiating a planned
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Hillary's Silicon Valley Dominance * Will SF's parks and library suffer if we shut off the oil funds pipeline? [SFist] * Why it’s so hard for the Giants to make a “splashdown.” [Beyond The Box Score]
