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
Arts & Entertainment SFist At The Movies: Gods Of Egypt, Eddie The Eagle, Triple 9 Gods of Egypt - Everywhere See a bunch of mostly white dudes playing ancient Egyptian deities in this CGI-filled epic that I totally thought was a video game when I first saw the
SF News Bald Eagle Finally Found After Going On Lam From Palo Alto Zoo Looking for a fun and free spring break activity? Watch Sequoia fly at 2:30pm at Byxbee @FriendsJMZ #sequoiatheeagle pic.twitter.com/KidwWOdLzt — Sequoia the Eagle (@PaloAlto_Eagle) April 6, 2015 A beloved
SF News Convicted Silk Road Kingpin Ross Ulbricht Launches Art-Based Fundraiser For His Federal Appeal It appears that while in prison, convicted dark web purveyor and Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht, a.k.a. Dread Pirate Roberts, has been making some art. We got an email, possibly from
SF News Single Unit In Former Church By Dolores Park Hits Rental Market For $28,000/Month Remember those renderings we showed you last month of The Light House, the converted and luxuriously renovated former Second Church of Christ Scientist that has long laid vacant and condemned next to Dolores
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Unable To Recover From Fire, Liverpool Lil's Has Closed For Good Liverpool Lil's: 1973 - 2015, when the Marina pub well known for spirited food, drinks, and atmosphere suffered fire damage from which management now reports Lil's won't be
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink I Got In Line And Tried Wise Sons Bagel, And It's Good The time has come, everyone, and the stakes are high for the long-delayed, much discussed, hotly anticipated opening day of Wise Sons Bagel & Bakery (1520 Fillmore Street near Geary). Not being
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Could Yahoo Go Private? * The Unfortunates falls just short of greatness, Jay says. [SFist] * Following public records request, SFPD redacts the names of SFPD officers but not the names of Patrol Specials currently facing disciplinary charges. [Government
SF News Day Around The Bay: Woman Finds Rare Pearl In Her Dinner * A Washington State woman found a rare, gem-quality Quahog purple pearl, valued at $600, in her Italian seafood dinner at Montalcino Ristorante Italiano in Issaquah, WA. [NY Post] * Muni wants a new
SF News Nancy Pelosi Weighs In On Dogs On Beaches Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, it would seem, has a (figurative) dog in this fight. The San Francisco Representative to Congress has weighed in on the public battle currently being waged between dog owners and
SF News Sales Video For Pac Heights Luxury Building Is Glorious Nonsense Poetry 2121 Webster Street was once, as Curbed observes, a dentist’s school. We all have humble beginnings, but you won't hear much about those on the website of developers Trumark Urban,
SF News Video: Regarding The Ongoing Rent Strike At The Western Addition's Midtown Apartments Download video savingmidtown_indybay.mp4 (398.2MB) The case of the ongoing rent strike and enormous deferred maintenance bill at the Fillmore-adjacent Midtown Park Apartments dates back to last August, when renters
SF News Lead-Contaminated Water At Healdsburg Elementary Alarms Parents Toxic levels of lead have contaminated the water at Healdsburg Elementary School since at least November, a fact which school officials are just now making public. The water, with contamination levels reportedly 59
Arts & Entertainment 'Buckyball' From Bay Lights Artist Arrives At Exploratorium Art world luminary Leo Villareal is having another Bay Area moment. See: The reprise of his now-permanent Bay Lights thanks to $4 million from Caltrans and Illuminate the Arts, a solo exhibition
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink San Franciscans Are Ramen Mad That Ramen line... #menshotokyo #menshoramen #openingnight A photo posted by David Lee (@dale3d3r) on Feb 6, 2016 at 5:27pm PST More than ten years after the ramen craze swept through New York
Arts & Entertainment 'The Unfortunates' At A.C.T.'s Strand Theater Is A Brash, Messy, Genre-Bending Musical For A New Age In what's arguably the first piece of gutsy, experimental theater to hit the stage at A.C.T.'s Strand Theater the ostensible mission of which is to provide space
SF News Family Sues Oakland Police Claiming Drunken Officer Tried To Break Into Their Home An Oakland family is suing the Oakland Police Department after a bizarre December incident allegedly involving two intoxicated OPD officers. The district attorney has yet to decide whether or not to file charges
SF News Facebook Employees Keep Crossing Out 'Black Lives Matter' And Writing 'All Lives Matter' At Company HQ Something is rotten in Menlo Park. On the public wall slash internal message board thing at Facebook headquarters, modeled on the digital "wall" of the social network, Facebook employees have taken
SF News Mid-Market Gang Jumps Man For Toiletries A man walking down Market Street had a scary encounter this morning, when a gang of miscreants chased him down and stole his stuff. According to the San Francisco Police Department, a 32-
SF News Teeny Hayes Valley Studios With No Parking Hitting Market For $500K One of those "micro unit" buildings we've heard so much about has been completed at 388 Fulton Street (at Gough), and one of its itty bitty, 350-square-foot
Arts & Entertainment Calm Down, Jonah Hill Is Not Starring In A 'Mrs. Doubfire' Reboot When a website called The Hamilton Mare published a report Tuesday headlined "'Mrs. Doubtfire' remake starring Jonah Hill confirmed for 2017," multiple publications took the post from the previously
SF News San Francisco Jail Lacking Many 'Basic Security Functions' San Francisco County jails have a problem, and it's one that goes beyond the much talked about seismically unsafe Jail No. 4 that's in need of replacement. It appears
SF News Will The Remaining Tent City Homeless Get Arrested On Friday? In a pair of competing pieces this morning, the Chronicle is saying both that the tent-dwellers on Division Street are all packing up and leaving, as demanded by the city with a
SF News So Long, Leland Yee! Former State Senator Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison The defense wanted four-and-a-half years, federal prosecutors pushed for eight, but according to headlines from the Weekly to KQED, the scales of justice were balanced at five. So here we
SF News Pedestrian Killed On 280 Near Monterey Boulevard A man is dead after he was struck by at least one vehicle while walking on a San Francisco stretch of freeway Wednesday evening. According to KRON4, at 10:54 p.m. Wednesday
