SF News Bill Seeks To Abolish Daylight Saving Time In California If one California lawmaker has his way, daylight saving time could soon be a thing of the past. Assemblyman Kansen Chu of San Jose has introduced a bill that, if passed, would put
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Someone Launches 'Impeach Michael Bauer' Campaign, Offers $2K For New Chronicle Critic 7. Hell ya @californiossf keep it posted and spread the word that #thisdudesucks #whostakinblameforthestormyweather A photo posted by I'd Pay $2000 For A New Critic (@impeach.michael.bauer) on Feb 8,
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Elderly Bank Robber Busted * You had me at "Uncle Jizzy." [SFist] * A suspicious Pine Street package proved unworthy of suspicion. [Bay City News] * When John Stamos watched the first promo for Fuller House, he cried.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Carol Burnett Is Coming To Town! * Supervisor Jane Kim and other city leaders are crying foul after it appears that UCSF fired a group of subcontracted, Chinese-speaking janitors who had worked for the hospital for years after they
Arts & Entertainment How Rude! 'Full House' Porn Parody 'Full Holes' Released Ahead Of Netflix Reboot Just this morning, the AV Club quipped that new Netflix nostalgia reboot Fuller House had all the quality of "a porn parody" just "without the porn." Well, as luck
SF News ISIS Threatens Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey A video surfaced today that appears to show the faces of Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg, the CEOs of Twitter and Facebook respectively, riddled with bullet holes. The alleged group behind the threat?
SF News City Hall Gets Lazy With Board Of Supes Class Photo, Photoshops Peskin In Something mildly amusing making the rounds on Facebook this afternoon: The official Board of Supervisors class photo for 2016, the full size version of which can be found here and linked from this
SF News Pier 80 Shelter Fills Up As Tent City Sweeps Continue Even staff at the historic worker-owned Rainbow Grocery have had enough. Located at 13th and Folsom near "Tent City," a sprawling homeless encampment, members of the co-op have seen
Arts & Entertainment Violent Femmes Announce Two Dates At The Fillmore If you've been watching late-night TV this week, you might have caught that the Violent Femmes are back together and touring to promote their first album of new music in
SF News Google Fiber Is Coming To San Francisco Google Fiber is finally coming to San Francisco. Well, sort of, anyway. Director of Business Operations at Google Fiber, Michael Slinger, announced in a blog post today his intention bring the company'
SF News Police Searching For Uber Driver Who Allegedly Assaulted Man After Dispute In San Jose San Jose Police are on the lookout for a man they believe to be an Uber driver after a dispute last Thursday regarding speeding got heated. According to police, a worker at Mineta
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 11 Best Piano Bars In San Francisco And Oakland San Francisco is a great town for live music, but when it comes to the grand tradition of the piano bar where amateurs and semi-pros get up and sing, we only really
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Lower Haight Loses Beloved Bean There Cafe After 21 Years In yet another sign of the times, a very well loved and financially stable neighborhood coffeeshop, Bean There at the corner of Waller and Steiner, is now gone for good. As owners Susi
SF News Corporate Shuttles Avoid Environmental Appeal, Stops Capped At Current Number Like a contemporary cable car, the corporate tech shuttle — a symbol of San Francisco but with slightly different connotations — has again been preserved. The Chronicle reports that a political deal was finalized to
Arts & Entertainment SF Int'l Film Festival Moving To Alamo Drafthouse For 2016 There's been another cinematic coup for Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, newly open at Mission and 21st Street. After scoring Star Wars: The Force Awakens for their grand opening and bringing in Lost
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Note To Yelp: Stop Trying To Make 'DivCo' Happen Back in the heyday of the Bold Italic, the website and its events team tried to do a "micro-hoods" thing where they rechristened familiar sections of the city with their
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink New Tiki Bar Pagan Idol, From Bourbon & Branch Team, Debuts Downtown The ever growing Future Bars empire is growing again as Eater brings word that they've surprised us with a brand new addition, Pagan Idol (375 Bush Street at Belden Place). It&
SF News Zenefits Tells Employees To Stop F**king At Work San Francisco-based HR-platform startup Zenefits has lately been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Fresh off the resignation earlier this month of the company's CEO and founder
SF News Fishermen Find Limbless Female Torso In Bay Area Marshlands Bay Area law enforcement officials continue to search the waters and land near the Dumbarton Bridge today, after some fishermen stumbled upon a woman's torso with the head and limbs removed.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Shhh! House Of Prime Rib Has A Secret Menu (Including A Vegetarian Plate) Somehow, we've made it to 2016 without knowing that House of Prime Rib had anything on offer besides four cuts of rib roast, baked or mashed potato, and creamed spinach and
SF News The Humanity! Backers Who Kickstarted Bay Area Card Game Allege Fraud Careful what you Kickstart. 692 individual backers who pledged a total of $13,168 last March to bring a Bay Area version of Cards Against Humanity to life haven't received their
SF News Former Figure Of Progressive Fear Trades SF For Las Vegas Call it Daly's Law: Every time something outrageous happens in San Francisco's City Hall, you can basically count the seconds until a member of the local commentariat mentions controversial
SF News SoMa Corner Billboard Becomes Oracle Of Tech Bubbles Past And Present This billboard advertising space at the corner of 9th and Folsom has, it seems, been a kind of harbinger of a bubble ready to burst in the past or, at the very least,
SF News 'Likes' Are Passé: Facebook's 5 New 'Reaction' Buttons Are Here Social media and advertising giant Facebook today rolled out its long-in-the-works update to one of its defining features: The "Like" button. After limited testing in select countries, Facebook
Arts & Entertainment Ask A San Francisco Native: What High School Did You Go To? Dear Rain, Where did you go to high school?? Most important question to be asked from one native to the other! Signed, Another Native Dear AN, This is probably a question that only
