SF News Day Around The Bay: San Jose Soccer Champ Pledges To Donate Her Brain To Study Of Concussions * This video explains how to affix a beacon to light up your pair of Converse Chuck Taylor's. [SF Egotist] * A wrongly-convicted man who spent 20 years in jail can’t
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: The Company Opens, Bauer Cares Not For Cadence, And More SFist wrote this week of Off The Grid's return, Little Baobab's reincarnation, and the opening of a new food hall, The Myriad. Others had more, so let's
SF News Mystery Problem In Transbay Tube Knocking Out BART Cars BART is in trouble, but it's not the lack of security cameras or overcrowding that has thrown a wrench in the system this time around. Rather, an as-of-yet unidentified
SF News Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Sentenced To Six Months In Mental Health Facility Poor Marilyn Hartman. The 64-year-old serial airplane stowaway, who has succeeded in criss-crossing the country a couple times in recent years and been arrested or detained by police for it
Arts & Entertainment Video: 'Full House Nights' Is The 'Gritty' Reboot We've All Been Waiting For The ceaselessly inventive minds that brought us Fuller House have done it again — no, we're not talking about the news that the show was renewed for a second season on Netflix,
SF News UC Berkeley Reclassifies Master's Degrees As 'Professional' And Bumps Tuition The difference between an "academic" and a "professional" master's degree may be, well, academic, but such re-designations at UC Berkeley have come with increased tuition for
Arts & Entertainment St. Lucia's Jean-Philip Grobler Talks 'Trop-Pop,' And Why The 80's Are Still Inspiring St. Lucia is the name of the band and musical enterprise started by South African-born singer-songwriter Jean-Philip Grobler. Along with wife Patti Beranek and live band members Ross Clark, Nick
SF News Man Convicted Of Pimping Young Girls On Capp, Polk Streets A jury on Wednesday delivered a guilty verdict in a tragic case involving the rape, sex trafficking, and pimping of two teenage girls on the streets of San Francisco. Jamar Geeter, 28, was
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Off The Grid Fort Mason Restarts (In The Rain) Tonight The season for Off The Grid's weekly food truck party at Fort Mason begins again tonight, March 4, and it promises to be a wet one. Typically drawing 8,000 to
SF News Large Tree Topples Onto Car In Presidio Heights BREAKING: Large tree falls on cars, #Muni bus in Presidio Heights https://t.co/sker1lwjPK via @jonahowenlamb pic.twitter.com/6HaLYRq5A6 — SF Examiner (@sfexaminer) March 4, 2016 A pretty sizable, 30-foot tree
SF News Officials: San Francisco Resident Tested Positive For Zika An unnamed San Francisco resident tested positive for the Zika virus in February, health officials announced earlier this week. The California Department of Public Health apparently confirmed the infection on February 4, however
SF News Local Gallery Owner Who Planned Mission Location In 2014 Is Now Flipping Building, Probably For Condo Development 2548 Mission Street, situated between the Alamo Drafthouse / New Mission Theater and the famed Foreign Cinema restaurant is, though a beautiful old building, not protected as a historic resource. Still, Mission Local was
SF News Witness Testifies That Nieto Had Hands In Pockets When Police Opened Fire Not good day for police. Witness says Alex Nieto had hands in jacket pockets when police fired. Story at 6. #ABC7Now pic.twitter.com/Edyt4YGBiM — Dan Noyes (@dannoyes) March 4, 2016 As was
SF News SF Woman Arrested For Alleged Online Fundraising Scam To Treat Fake Cancer A woman once described by the SF Chronicle as an "accidental entrepreneur" is now cooling her heels in San Francisco County Jail, and faces accusations of raking in thousands of online
Arts & Entertainment SFist At The Movies: Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, London Has Fallen, Zootopia Whiskey Tango Foxtrot - Everywhere Tina Fey's second movie in three months is more serious than Sisters was, but I found myself liking it more. One of the issues I had with
SF News 97-Year-Old Woman Fighting Eviction In Burlingame Dies A story that broke two weeks ago about a 97-year-old woman in Burlingame who was getting evicted from her home of 66 years has come to a sad and sudden end.
SF News Mission Street Hit-And-Run Might Cost Pedestrian A Finger The San Francisco Police Department is seeking the driver of a grey sedan, after he or she sped off after striking a pedestrian in a Mission Street crosswalk. At 1:32 this morning,
Arts & Entertainment Watch Prince Saunter Into Oracle Arena Like He Owns The Place PRINCE CHECKED OUT ORACLE THURSDAY NIGHT & IT MORE THAN MET HIS APPROVAL! BAY AREA SHOULD B NAMED GROUND ZERO. WOW! pic.twitter.com/J2rHNSG13m — Prince3EG (@Prince3EG) March 4, 2016 You already knew
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: SF Gunfire Dropped Last Year * Jay has raves for Frances McDormand in Macbeth. [SFist] * The man found dead in Stow Lake Wednesday has been identified as 45-year-old Joseph Munoz. [Bay City News] * Some Yahoo shareholders are
SF News Day Around The Bay: PG&E Finally Going On Trial For The 2010 San Bruno Blast [Fortune Magazine] (once again) says Google is the best place to work in the US. Here's some video of yet another sinkhole in Pacifica, this one on Beach Boulevard. [KRON 4]
SF News Klansman Who Stabbed Three People Lives With His Mom In The Marina The San Francisco Klansman who last Saturday stabbed three counter-protesters when a fight broke out at a Ku Klux Klan rally in Anaheim lives in San Francisco's Marina district with
SF News Another Homeless Navigation Center Will Take 6 Months, Mayor Says The first Homeless Navigation Center, a pilot project originally funded by a $3 million anonymous donation via the SF Interfaith council, opened up after some delays last year in the Mission. It'
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink In-N-Out Pledges To Move Away From Meat Raised With Antibiotics California's favorite fast food joint just got a little more Californian. In-N-Out Burger announced that the company will be moving away from serving meat raised on antibiotics at its
Arts & Entertainment 'Macbeth' At Berkeley Rep Is A Quiet Triumph For Frances McDormand I'm never fully on board with productions of Shakespeare that offer little in the way of visual or conceptual updates to The Bard's 400-year-old dialogue and poetry
SF News Former Police Officers' Association President Trolls DA's Racism Panel The three-judge Blue Ribbon Panel on Transparency, Accountability and Fairness set up by District Attorney George Gascón to rout racism and homophobia from the ranks of the SFPD appears to have backfired
