Arts & Entertainment Of Course, Pixar Won Another Oscar, For 'Inside Out' In case you hadn't heard or didn't watch the 88th annual Academy Awards last night, you should know that odds-on favorite Pixar won the award for Best Animated
SF News A 'Few Dozen' Tent City Homeless Remain, Some Trickling Back It appears that the city's strategy of issuing a 72-hour notice to vacate last week around the tent city that had ballooned in January and February under the freeway viaduct
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Caltrain Fares Go Up * Your weekend ICYMI: SF owes Steve Jobs $174, a Haight Street vintage show owner busted for illegal animal goods is "flabbergasted," Gavin and Jen Newsom just had a fourth kid, a
Arts & Entertainment It's a Leap Year: Spend Your Extra Day Improving Your Nights Happy Leap Year, everyone! Do you feel it? While it may seem like a normal boring Monday, February 29th is in fact the rarest of holidays. Regardless of whether or not you take
SF News Lemur Escapes From Illegal Animal Trade, Finds Home In Sacramento Zoo A Turlock resident stumbled upon a ring-tailed lemur who appears to have been a victim of the illegal animal trade. “Nobody in the area who is supposed to have a lemur is
SF News There Was Another Fatal Shooting On I-80 Evidence markers in btwn Appian Way & Hilltop Mall exits on I-80. Scene of fatal freeway shooting @kron4news pic.twitter.com/J5tqpMxhMz — Averi Harper (@AveriHarper) February 27, 2016 In what appears an
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: What Time Do The Oscars Start? * The Oscars begin at 5:30 PT today, with red carpet coverage beginning hours before. It's being televised on ABC, a broadcast you can enjoy with friends old and new at
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Brasserie Saint James Debuts, Poke Bar Comes To Church Street, And More This week we brought you the sad news that Liverpool Lil's is gone and never coming back, we learned there's a campaign to "Impeach Michael Bauer" that
SF News San Francisco Owes Steve Jobs $174 If you're anything like deceased Apple founder Steve Jobs (and you just might be), then the City and County of San Francisco owes you some money. The SFMTA posted a list
Arts & Entertainment Vintage Shop Owner 'Flabbergasted' By Animal Fur Raid The Haight Street vintage shop owner who was raided by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for selling illegal animal parts claims she had no idea she was in violation of the
SF News Gavin Newsom Announces Arrival Of Fourth Child (!) Following God's law that all beautiful people must procreate as often as humanely possible, Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newson and his wife, thespian filmmaker/SFist commenter Jennifer Siebel Newsom have produced their
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Division Street Tent City Deadline Passes * Caleb mulls Fuller House. [SFist] * Lawyers for a 97-year-old woman facing eviction in Burlingame filed a lawsuit on Friday. [KRON4] * Motorcycle/history aficionados rally to make Hap Jones Dealership a landmark.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Pony Dressed As Unicorn Leads CHP On Chase * Here are the new products Apple's expected to launch on March 15. [9 to 5 Mac] * Forget Silicon Valley — Madera County has a Unicorn problem of its own. [USA TODAY] * Distressed
Arts & Entertainment 'Fuller House In The Real San Francisco' Is The Cruel Opposite Of Parody Sigh. Fuller House, the Netflix reboot/update dropped just this morning — you can read SFist's review here — but by then it had already received one pointed parody of the pornographic variety,
SF News UC Berkeley Frat Denies Campus Cop Allegations Of Women Drugged At Parties Two University of California at Berkeley fraternities are under scrutiny this week, after the school sent a crime alert out to students warning that four female students might have been drugged at their
Arts & Entertainment Local Artist Merkley Puts His 'Ugly' Haight 'Dump' On Airbnb Artist and erotic photographer Merkley (who at one time had his name printed as Merkley??? but I'm not going to do that), has put his pretty rad Upper Haight studio on
SF News New Evidence Emerges In SFPD Shootings As Complaints Office Seeks More Authority A proposal authored by Supervisor Malia Cohen to give the Office of Citizen Complaints complete authority to investigate all police shootings is moving forward, the Examiner reports, with the Board's Rules
SF News This Plaintive Tweet From 311 Feels Like SF's Homeless Services Problem In A Nutshell Where were the encampments? ^KH — SF311 (@SF311) February 26, 2016 "Where were the encampments?" tweeted San Francisco's Information and Services hotline at 4:21 this morning...to no one?
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bay Area Gets Its First Dunkin' Donuts...In Walnut Creek The rumors are true. Dunkin' Donuts is opening 1,000 California donut shops, and they are about to begin construction on one in Walnut Creek. OMG. We always want what we can&
Arts & Entertainment The Six Best Oscars Parties In San Francisco If your invitation to the Vanity Fair Oscar Party somehow got lost in the mail, you can still get all the ballgowns, ballots and bingo of this Sunday night’s 88th Academy Awards
SF News SF Vintage Shop Raided For Selling Illegal 'Animal Parts' A Haight Street vintage clothing shop(pe) remains closed today after the California Department of Fish and Wildlife acted on an anonymous tip and discovered illegal animal products on sale. Decades of Fashion,
SF News Zenefits 'Grew Too Fast,' Will Lay Off 17% Of Workforce New Zenefits CEO David Sacks, the company's former COO who replaced co-founder and CEO Parker Conrad after his resignation following revelations of compliance issues, is attempting a turnaround. To perform
SF News Richmond District Driver Hops Curb, Slams Into Pedestrian And Building A driver who lost control of his car while headed down Fulton Street hit a pedestrian and a building before flipping into a streetlight Thursday afternoon. According to ABC7, it was 2:30
Arts & Entertainment Apartment Sadness: Share A SoMa Two-Bedroom With Three Others, Wall Partitions Here's one way to make your expensive SoMa rental a lot less expensive: Fill it with three more people and charge them $1,350 apiece! This particular Craigslist ad caught my
Arts & Entertainment 'Fuller House,' Fuller Of Loss, Debuts On Netflix After a day spent frolicking in the Panhandle, posing in Alamo Square Park, and driving aimlessly back and forth over the Golden Gate Bridge in a red convertible, I settled down to watch
