SF News Another Startup Founder Declares He 'Shouldn't Have To See The ... Despair Of Homeless People' At this point it's a tale as old as Glassholes. Tech guy who's lived here three years (!) has several awkward moments involving mentally ill and/or intoxicated homeless people
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Super Bowl Firework Cleanup Continues * What are you up to this week? How about this stuff? [SFist] * Marin County inmate allegedly killed by his cellmate, who is named Rambo. [KRON4] * According to [Wired], "it seems the only
SF News Day Around The Bay: Your Muni Ticket Could Be Getting More Expensive * Muni is currently mulling some possible changes, including the price of a bus ticket — fares may go up to $2.50 in 2018. Also, while you probably know it is illegal to not
SF News As Soon As It's Floated, Kamala Harris Squashes Supreme Court Nomination Talk Quickly putting to rest any notion that she would be President Obama's nominee to replace deceased Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, California's Attorney General and current candidate for Senate
SF News Adorable Newborn Foal Found Abandoned And Injured In Fremont An injured and alone 6-day-old horse was found Sunday in Fremont's Morrison Canyon, and Fremont Police have launched an investigation to determine how he ended up there. The horse,
SF News Historic El Rey Theatre Threatened As Property Gets Sold At Auction Though it hasn't been a grand movie palace or even a crumbling but in-use movie house for more than a generation, residents in the Ingleside and Balboa Park neighborhoods have
Arts & Entertainment The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Clear your schedule, because once again there's a surplus of art, film, and music to enjoy in San Francisco, California. Who would have thought... TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 RADIATION CITY: Portland, Oregon&
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Alfred's Steakhouse Reopens Thursday Under Daniel Patterson's Management Back in October we learned the news that the Daniel Patterson Group was getting into the steakhouse business with the purchase of SF's oldest example, Alfred's (659 Merchant Street
SF News Mission Resident Shot Fighting Off Home Invader A man was shot Monday morning in his own home while attempting to fight off a robber. Details are light, but what we do know is pretty frightening and a bit bizarre. At
SF News Mystery Solved: 1950's Telegraph Hill Raccoon Man Identified A few weeks ago, via a fascinating archive of historic SF color photos that I'm still not done with, I posted a few photos of a man only identified as a
Arts & Entertainment Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Watch An iPhone Drown In Vat Of Melted Crayon You might have seen TechRax run a couple iPhones over with a train or smash an Apple Watch with magnets. But its his stunt from late last week that caught my attention, because
Arts & Entertainment Drag Version Of 'Three's Company' Comes To Oasis Next Week Much like they've done with The Golden Girls, Sex and the City, Designing Women, Star Trek, and Absolutely Fabulous over the years, San Francisco's more comedic drag queens are
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Fancy Petaluma Butcher Shop Made Mincemeat By Drunk Driver Car vs. Building. #notavegan #justadrunk A photo posted by Thistle Meats (@thistlemeats) on Feb 15, 2016 at 7:07am PST An upscale butcher shop in Petaluma is closed today after an alleged drunk
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Sparky's Diner On Church Closed, Apparently After Health Inspection One of the city's only 24-hour diners, Sparky's on Church Street, was suddenly closed last week and remains closed as of this morning. BrokeAss Stuart got the news
SF News Video: Wow, The New Dolores Park Rangers Sure Aren't Messing Around Rangers just tackled / arrested a Dolores park reveler. pic.twitter.com/ZrsUasberM — Jack (@WarrenMarcusson) February 16, 2016 Yesterday was gorgeous, and many of you followed our advice and went to Dolores Park to
SF News Hoverboards Get An 'F' At SF State, Are Now Banned From Campus Hoverboards, the chosen transportation method of SantaConners and jerky rich guys, have gotten themselves a new foe: San Francisco State University president Leslie E. Wong. The devices, which despite their name are more
Arts & Entertainment Vanity, Prince Protege And 'Nasty Girl' Singer, Dies In Fremont Hospital At Age 57 News broke last night during the Grammy Awards that Vanity, a.k.a. Denise Matthews, the singer of one of several female-led groups that were created by Prince or spun off of
SF News Richmond Man Arrested For Valentine's Day Double-Homicide At Twin Peaks A Richmond man has been arrested in the high-profile shooting of three men at the Twin Peaks lookout on Valentine's Day, after a "heavily armed" SWAT team raided
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: SF Progressives To Be Tested Today * Joe shows a previously unknown appreciation for fashion when he says that "A photo cannot do justice to how breathtaking that wedding dress and Mockingjay dress really are in person." [SFist]
SF News Day Around The Bay: NIMBYs Freak Out Over Kezar Stadium Soccer Plan * Cole Valley and Upper Haight NIMBYs are worried about traffic headaches and roving, drunk soccer fans if and when Kezar Stadium becomes the home of pro soccer team the San Francisco Deltas. [Hoodline]
Arts & Entertainment 'Hunger Games' Museum Exhibit Is Catching Fire At Palace Of Fine Arts If the The Hunger Games movie and book franchise is fine art to you, the Palace of Fine Arts’ Innovation Hangar just opened The Hunger Games: The Exhibition to whet your appetite with
SF News Hidden Change: Someone Is Placing Envelopes With Bus, Meter Fare Around City Awesome! Can't help but wonder if someone is watching others discover these and smiling @abc7newsBayArea pic.twitter.com/DK7FcyJ4He — Melanie Woodrow (@MelanieWoodrow) February 13, 2016 Someone (or, perhaps many someones) has
SF News Police Seeking Carjacked Yukon Denali Involved In Twin Peaks Shooting The SFPD is on the hunt for a dark gray GMC Yukon Denali with the license plate 5PJU851 which was carjacked at the scene of the Sunday morning's double homicide on
Arts & Entertainment 'Aubergine' at Berkeley Rep Is A Melancholy, Food-Obsessed Look At Death Julia Cho's new play Aubergine, a world premiere that also marks the first production in the newly rechristened Peet's Theatre, is a thoughtful and fairly traditional play centered on
Arts & Entertainment Video: Alfonso Ribeiro And Justin Timberlake Just Did The Carlton Dance at Pebble Beach In what is sure to be remembered as a Presidents' Day miracle, the ghost of George Washington has seen fit to gift us with the above video of Alfonso Ribeiro and Justin
