SF News Day Around The Bay: E-40's Malt Liquor Will Make You Go Dumb * A study claims that black drug dealers in the Tenderloin are arrested more frequently than their white or Latino fellow dealers. [SF Weekly] * Bay Area rap legend E-40 has a "craft
SF News Van Shuttle Service Chariot Heralds New Mission Route Check the app, lords and ladies: Your "Chariot" awaits. The two-year-old network of about 90 14-seater vans that are only elegant when compared with Muni — which is maybe
SF News Video: Watch These Robots Build A Tesla Model X Fremont-based Tesla Motors yesterday released the above video depicting the partial assembly of a Model X, the electric car manufacturer's latest addition to its line of vehicles. Besides just being
SF News With New Shine, Old Mint Hosts Pop-Up History Museum San Francisco's Old Mint, est. 1854 for all that filthy Gold Rush lucre, hasn't been shiny and new in quite some time. Not since it closed in 1937 with
SF News Recology Intentionally Told Schools To Trash Millions Of Recyclable Trays Recology instructed San Francisco school officials to not recycle the recyclable plastic trays the district uses daily to serve students food. So reports the Chronicle, which details the policies of the city-contracted
SF News San Francisco Soda Tax Likely Headed Back To Ballot The popular but ultimately failed San Francisco soda tax may be bubbling back up. A petition calling for the addition of such a tax to the 2016 November ballot is circulating and appears
Arts & Entertainment Photo Of Allen Ginsberg And Bernie Sanders Resurfaces, Recalls Poem To Politician .@BernieSanders talking to poet Allen Ginsberg, 1983. Photo by Phyllis Segura. https://t.co/jZvVEwAA0q pic.twitter.com/nxyIcI1sIf — Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) February 13, 2016 Over his lifetime, Allen Ginsberg may have most
SF News Video: The Church Of Coltrane's (Possibly) Last Service In The Fillmore “Any special offerings today?” Archbishop Franzo King asked his congregation when passing the collection basket at Sunday’s service. “Did somebody come and bring $10,000?” The Archbishop’s congregation is that of
SF News Feds: All Hoverboards Are Unsafe It may have been but a matter a time. A February 18 statement by the Consumer Product Safety Commission asserts that tweens' favorite mode of transportation, the hoverboard, poses a fire hazard
SF News Uber Driver Charged With Killing 6 In Michigan Spree May Have Driven Passengers Between, After Shootings A Kalamazoo, Michigan man arrested on suspicion of killing six people this weekend was a driver-partner for Uber, the San Francisco-based company confirms. Furthermore, authorities are investigating unconfirmed reports that the
SF News Danny Glover Curses Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders I'm a fan of San Francisco native Danny Glover, I can't lie! Between the impact the Lethal Weapon movies have had on my life* and the time Glover saved
SF News Caltrans Inspection: Bay Bridge Tunnel Corrosion Is Widespread When a sizable chunk of concrete fell from the roof of the Bay Bridge tunnel into the path of an unsuspecting motorist last month, we were told it was caused by an isolated
SF News Man Shot To Death In Front Of Fillmore Street Restaurant Passenger in white car dies after being shot multiple times leaving McDonald's drive thru on Fillmore/Golden Gate. pic.twitter.com/sfkpgbVlPr — Lilian Kim (@liliankim7) February 22, 2016 A man is
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: The NSFW Act SF Should Perform On Itself SFist tipster Keith Simpson spotted this defaced traffic direction sign at 6:30 Monday morning on Second and Clementina. He kindly snapped a few shots as he rode by, then sent them in
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Startups Ignore Downturn * Your weekend ICYMI: A tourist fights for his life following a mugging-related stabbing, a Yelp staffer writes an angry "open letter" about working there and gets canned, an ICE agent
SF News New Bill Would Require Bartenders To Cut People Off You don't have to go home but you can't stay here - because you can't hold your liquor, you big lush. Known as the Responsible Interventions for Beverage
SF News 'Normal People' Find Twitter Confusing An 63-year old Atlanta retiree doesn't want to use Twitter anymore because the host of an MSNBC show doesn't respond to his tweets. MAKES SENSE TO ME! In
Arts & Entertainment Strip Clubs Advertise In SF Parking Meters SFist commenter Akit brings our attention to San Francisco parking meters that have coupons for Centerfolds All Nude Cabaret seductively slipped into their credit card slots. Sexy! As Akit says in his Instagram
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: 'Karl' As Fog Moniker, Debated * Around 750,000 people lined SF's streets to watch the Chinese New Year parade. [CBS5] [SF Chronicle] [SF Examiner] * Security expert explains, in great detail, exactly why the FBI's
SF News ICE Agent Leaves Gun On Top Of Car, Drives Off, Loses Gun An Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent reported his handgun missing after leaving it on the roof of his car and driving away, much like your mom did with a cup of coffee that
SF News Open Letter To Yelp CEO (Allegedly) Gets Employee Fired A Yelp entry-level employee making $733.24 bi-weekly wrote an open (and very long) letter to Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman on Medium complaining of her paycheck, various company practices, and reliance
SF News Tourist Fights For Life After Knife Attack A British tourist walking with his niece near Post Street and Franklin was robbed at knifepoint and then stabbed in the head. His condition is described as "grave." The 44-year
SF News Saturday Morning Special: 1 Million Expected At Chinese New Year Parade * Want to go see a movie? [SFist] * Watch this guy rob a Franklin Street pharmacy. [KRON4] * The Planning Department has a little feedback on a proposed Tenderloin development. [SocketSite] * "The Silicon Valley
SF News Day Around The Bay: 'Sun Of The Underworld,' The Shrimp Boy Story * A San Jose Cop can keep his job despite posting anti-protest, anti-Black Lives Matter tweets. [Chron] * All Oakland, Alameda, and Berkeley eviction hearings could be moved to Hayward... which isn’t
SF News Is Peak El Niño Behind Us? Potential La Niña Dry Spell Could Extend Drought After the wettest December on record and some heartening gains for reservoirs, our luck could be drying up. Yes yes, the winter season promised to us by forecasters as a Godzilla El Niño
