SF News Day Around The Bay: Marin Reservoirs Reach Capacity * The Board of Supervisors queued up some big questions for the SFMTA today about why towing fees are so high and why so much of those fees go to other projects. [Chron] * Did
SF News Supervisor Avalos Wants To Ban Oil Extraction From Public Land That Currently Benefits SF Libraries And Parks In his 1941 will, local businessman Albert Fuhrman left the city of San Francisco 800 acres of oil land in Kern County. Since then, San Francisco has leased the land to oil companies
Arts & Entertainment Artist Protests Facebook Ban After She Reposts 'Baby Dick' Trump Painting Artist Illma Gore has been, like many of us in the anti-Trump camp, amused by the ongoing joke about Donald Trump's penis size spurned in part by John Oliver dredging
Arts & Entertainment Graham Nash: Crosby, Stills & Nash Will Never Perform Together Again Classic rock supergroup Crosby, Stills & Nash, a.k.a. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, are fully and completely broken up forevermore, as Graham Nash tells Billboard in a new interview. The reason:
SF News Oakland Police Department's Radios Keep Failing (Like, All Of Them At Once) In what most likely will be read as a metaphor for larger problems facing Oakland's beleaguered police force, the department last Friday temporarily lost the ability to communicate when a system-
Arts & Entertainment The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week With a nod to the occasionally torrential rains we've got forecast through the weekend, here are some good, mostly indoor events to get you somewhat-out-and-about. TUESDAY, MARCH 8
SF News Sheriff's Deputies Who Allegedly Forced Inmates To Fight Plead Not Guilty Two Sheriff's Deputies accused of forcing inmates in a San Francisco Jail to fight for the deputies' entertainment entered pleas of "not guilty" yesterday. News of the Fight
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Former Bagdad Cafe/SliderBar Space Becoming The Castro Republic, Under New Ownership Welp, the story we all knew would end this way has reached its end as Health-Department-closure-afflicted SliderBar (2295 Market Street), which was rechristened OVOK in September with basically the same
Arts & Entertainment Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Teens React To Windows 95 Here's a fun little video to get you over that mid-afternoon slump and simultaneously make (most of) you feel really, really old. Fine Brothers Entertainment got a bunch of teenagers
Arts & Entertainment Courtney Love Dispels Lie About Rich SF Grandparents, Says She's Absolutely Not Ready To Be A Grandmother Herself An evening with Courtney Love and musical collaborator Todd Almond, announced last month, happened last night at The Curran, and it was a conversation both about Kansas City Choir Boy the two-person
SF News Santa Cruz Fraternity And Sorority Members Busted In MDMA Drug Ring Six UC Santa Cruz fraternity and sorority members were arrested last Friday for running what federal agents allege to be a large MDMA — a drug also known as "Molly" or "
SF News Video: Exploratorium Livestreams Total Solar Eclipse From Micronesia Tonight According to the Exploratorium, there are just 100 miles in Southeast Asia from which a total Solar Eclipse, the astronomical event of the year, will be visible. Wait, you couldn't get
SF News Landlord Now Attempting Mass Ellis Act Eviction At 84-Unit Mid-Market Building The two-and-a-half-year-old saga of 1049 Market Street continues this week as the landlord, at this point desperate to convert his half-empty residential property into office space, is
SF News BART Director Proposes $500 Fine For Seat Hogs Loungers, luggage-bearers, and other folks who spread out into more than one seat beware: If BART Director Joel Keller has his way, seat hogs might soon face fines of as much as
SF News How Many San Franciscans Are Rooting For The Tech Economy To Tank? As they sometimes do with towns they consider their curious backwater cousins, the New York Times has taken up the current state of San Francisco, macro-psychologically, today in yet another piece about
SF News Video: Reporter Barely Dodges Speeding Car On Live TV A reporter never wants to become part of the story, and one news correspondent early Tuesday morning had a brutal close call reminding him of that very fact. The Bay Area's
SF News So NOW We Have A Homelessness Crisis, Supervisor Campos Decides After seven years on the Board of Supervisors, David Campos woke up this morning and decided that San Francisco had entered a homelessness crisis. Campos' team was up early, too, calling SFist
SF News Soccer Player Suspected Of SF Ref Assault Busted In East Bay Investigators from the San Francisco Police Department's Taraval Station crossed the Bay Bridge Friday, as they tracked their prime suspect in a soccer game gone horribly wrong to Richmond. Maybe you
SF News Lyft App Not Approved By California Regulators For Calculating Fares Uber and Lyft have changed the taxi industry in many ways. The most obvious: supplanting the old-school meter that calculated distance by monitoring wheel rotations with a supposedly more accurate GPS meter.
SF News Identity Of Muir Beach Dead Body Stumps Investigators Marin County investigators are scratching their heads today, after they found themselves unable to link the latest dead body found on their shores with anyone who has been reported missing. According to Darrell
SF News Commuter Train Out Of San Jose Derails In Mudslide In Niles Canyon, Injuring Nine Sunol: Train derailment. Rescue in progress. @AlamedaCoFire, @FremontFire, @CAL_FIRE, @CHPDublin on scene pic.twitter.com/TszJpQJ1G8 — Alameda County Fire (@AlamedaCoFire) March 8, 2016 An Altamont Corridor Express train traveling from San Jose
Arts & Entertainment Photos And Video: Sea Otter Mom Gives Birth To Sweet Little Pup Have you ever watched a sea otter pup emerge into the world? I sure haven't. But that's exactly what folks at Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Great Tide Pool got
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Warriors Set Home Game Win Record * The thing that I find troubling about this story isn't the arrest (which looked rough but fair), it's the cop who is demanding the videographer's camera, in
SF News Day Around The Bay: San Francisco's Homeless Population Is Aging * San Francisco's homeless population is aging, and experts fear that this could lead to a public health crisis. [Chronicle] * The site of the former T-Mobile store at 20th and Mission
SF News 'Mission Realty Bingo' Calls Out Absurd 94110 Real Estate Listings Haven't you always wanted to "find a cultural Mecca?" Or maybe you're more the type searching for "a quietly concealed modern powder room, perfect for guests
