Arts & Entertainment Regarding The Short-Lived, Now Defunct Secret Society Known As The Latitude You've likely read multiple accounts of the Jejune Institute-adjacent secret society in the Mission created by the company Nonchalance, dubbed The Latitude, which folded in September 2015 after a brief
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink After Sudden Closure, Oakland's Grand Fare Market Will Reopen Open for just six short weeks before closing suddenly last November, Oakland's sprawling, lofty Grand Fare Market will reopen its doors according to Eater. Operating costs were blamed for the initial
SF News Key Witness And Medical Examiner Cross-Examined In Nieto Trial In testimony Friday in the wrongful death case against the city and the SFPD regarding the 2014 shooting death of Alejandro "Alex" Nieto, key prosecution witness Antonio Theodore was cross-examined
SF News Video: Saint Coltrane Church Celebrates 60 Day Reprieve, Will Seek New Home The Church of Saint John Coltrane may not be spared completely, but its potentially final service on February 22nd which SFist documented was not, mercifully, to be its last. Fighting for months to
SF News SFMTA Director: New Buses Work Just Fine On Hills SFMTA Director of Transportation Ed Reiskin wants everyone to calm down. Contrary to a report last week in the Examiner, Reiskin says the new $1.1 million-a-pop 60-foot electric trolley
Arts & Entertainment 40-Foot Burning Man Sculpture Formerly On Treasure Island Arrives On Las Vegas Strip Admirers of the female form in Las Vegas, Nevada will have something new to ogle in "Bliss Dance," a 40-foot tall sculpture wrought from 3,000 feet of stainless steel
SF News Fourth Woman Sexually Assaulted In String Of Berkeley Attacks A woman was sexually assaulted near the Berkeley campus over the weekend. The latest attack, which police believe to be at least the fourth committed by the same suspect, occurred early Saturday morning
SF News Woman Beaten After Hopping Into Rideshare That Wasn't An apparently enraged driver attacked and beat a woman in SoMa Sunday, after she got into his car thinking it was the transportation network company vehicle she'd requested. The Chron has
SF News Prius Driver Slams Into Pair Of Elderly Pedestrians The driver of a silver Toyota Prius struck two pedestrians as they crossed the street Saturday evening, leaving one with serious head injuries from which she might not recover. According to the San
SF News Redding Police Pursue Suspect In Scooby Doo Mystery Van Lookalike This "Mystery Machine" #ScoobyDoo lookalike van apparently led #Redding police on a pursuit today @KRCR7 #KRCR pic.twitter.com/vjhvMsof5B — Madison Wade (@madisonwadeKRCR) March 6, 2016 A story making the rounds
SF News Money Covered In Anti-Immigrant Hate Speech Used At Alameda Mexican Restaurant A five dollar bill covered in anti-immigrant slogans was used to buy delicious Mexican food at Alameda's La Penca Azul restaurant this past Friday. The bill, upon which someone had
SF News [Update] Leaked Internal Searches At Uber Customer Support Show Thousands Of Results For 'Sexual Assault' Search queries for terms like "rape" and "sexual assault" conducted by a former Uber customer service representative on Uber’s Zendesk customer support platform returned a staggeringly high volume
SF News Video: SFPD Officer Caught On Camera Hitting Suspect Says He Needs To Seize Camera A plainclothes SFPD officer seen in the video above apparently punching a suspect as he's being arrested can then be heard saying he has to "seize" the camera that
SF News Masked Men Smash And Grab Petaluma Gun Store Like something out of a Guy Ritchie film, four masked individuals early Saturday morning drove a car through the front of a Petaluma gun store before snatching numerous weapons and making their escape.
SF News Two Dead After Fatal Tenderloin Stabbing, Bayview Shooting One man was fatally stabbed and another shot to death in San Francisco in the last few days, bringing the city's homicide count for 2016 to seven. According to San Francisco
SF News Sunday Storm Topples More Trees, Causes Floods, Shuts Down Highways Bay Area: El Niño to deliver another potent storm system later this week https://t.co/70TGZTU345 @sbaxter_sc pic.twitter.com/8jn8IqfNVc — Mercury News (@mercnews) March 7, 2016 Following all that stormy
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: The Warriors Suffer A Shocking Loss * Your weekend ICYMI: In reaction to the weekend rain, SF arranged for two pop-up shelters for homeless people, a Pentecostal megachurch has announced its plans for SF, an Outer Sunset home that
Arts & Entertainment Terrifying Or Cute Octopus Discovered, Possibly New Species Breaking away from the Bay Area, let's talk about Hawaii, yes? Specifically: A ghostly, possibly new species of octopus was recently discovered near our fiftieth state, found around 2.5 miles
SF News Ed Lee Isn't A Bernie Bro, Rallies for Hillary In Seattle Bay Area Bernie bros turned even saltier after catching wind that San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee stumped for presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Saturday. Up north for a Hillary In Washington event, the
SF News Storm Damage Roundup: Evacuations, Flooding, Fallen Trees 🌧🌧 A photo posted by ^Neeharika^ (@ineesta) on Mar 5, 2016 at 1:36pm PST Saturday night's storm resulted in an El Niño-fueled hangover this morning. And there's more
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: Inside The Emoji Illuminati * Jay spoke with St. Lucia's singer-songwriter Jean-Philip Grobler, who has a lot of good things to say about Phil Collins. [SFist] * The lost Shoe Biz dinosaur has returned. [Hoodline]
SF News Weekend Storms Prompt Pop-Up Homeless Shelters In anticipation of the blessed storms set to saturate San Francisco this weekend — ABC 7 gives them a #3 on their alarming Storm Impact Scale — the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management has
Arts & Entertainment Pentecostal Megachurch To Finally Save San Francisco? We're streaming our service now! Join us for worship and a message from Ps @BrianCHouston at https://t.co/UD41BxjvCU pic.twitter.com/UcORbvSaUC — Hillsong Church (@hillsong) February 6, 2016 Now
SF News Horrific Outer Sunset Teardown Goes For Almost A Million The home of your nightmare's worst nightmares sold on Monday for a mesmerizing $952,000. Located at 2055 20th Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Sunset, the deceased abode landed
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Ohio Man Disappears In Tenderloin * Caleb brings you a lightning round of food scoop right here. [SFist] * "The Travelin Grandpa" gives Clipper the thumbs up. [Moving SF] * Following news than an SF resident was afflicted with