SF News High-Speed Rail Plans Change: Bay Area Could Get Trains Ahead Of LA You may be inclined to think that you will never live to see a high-speed rail link between San Francisco and Los Angeles and depending on your age and overall health you
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bidding Farewell To Quirky, 20-Year-Old Market Street Diner L&M Cafe I was once terrified of L&M Cafe (1081 Market Street). I had moved to mid-Market in the last decade, long before Nema and Twitter got there, and a friend convinced
SF News Today Is Going To Be A Scorcher, Good Thing You're Not At Work So it's President's Day, and you have the day off of work. Well, lucky you, as San Francisco is set to experience near-record highs today. Just how hothothot
SF News Mission Street Set For Massive Transit Changes, Expect Much Confusion With the stated goal of reducing commute times and increasing safety, city officials began work this past Saturday on a set of transit changes that will profoundly affect that way you navigate Mission
Arts & Entertainment Video: ABC Reporter Pounded, But No One Knocked Out At This Year's Valentine's Day Pillow Massacre After someone was knocked unconscious during last year's Valentine's Day Pillow Fight, several folks wondered if the messiness and violence of 2015's event would keep it from
SF News Shadowy Group With Alleged Lee Ties Seeks To Scare Progressives With Term Limit Amendment When once and again San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin announced his run to reclaim his Board seat last spring, some asked how he could do that, given that he's already served
Arts & Entertainment Kanye West Says He's $53 Million In Debt, Asks Zuckerberg For $1 Billion Kanye West had another of his seemingly manic, barely coherent Twitter meltdowns over the weekend in which he admitted to having "$53 million in personal debt," and then performed a millionaire&
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: Is SF Full Of 'Shut-Ins'? * Your weekend ICYMI: Someone's hitting Golden Gate Bridge walkers with darts, Nic Lamb won Mavericks, lots happened in the SF food world, the Feminist Bachelor Auction kicked off, locals reacted to
SF News Two Shot And Killed At Twin Peaks Lookout; Scott Wiener Blames SFPD Under-Staffing Two men are dead and a third fights for his life after an early-morning shooting at one of San Francisco's most popular tourist spots, and a San Francisco Supervisor is
SF News Sixteen Displaced, One Injured In Three-Alarm Fulton Street Fire In #SF right now a major fire on Fulton between Baker and Lyon pic.twitter.com/SBp4YziJaD — Chris Golden (@chrisgolden) February 14, 2016 Sixteen people have been displaced and a young boy injured
SF News Sunday Morning Coming Down: Cohen For Treasurer? * Before you go for your fancy Valentine's Day dinner, better check to see if the severely understaffed Health Department's inspection unit has managed to check your restaurant of choice
SF News Woman Dies After Jumping From Concourse To Platform At Civic Center BART A woman has died, BART officials confirmed Sunday morning, after attempting to jump between the concourse and platform levels of Civic Center Station late Saturday night. According to BART spokesperson Taylor Huckabee, the
SF News San Francisco, Donald Trump, And Twitter React To The Death Of Justice Antonin Scalia Saturday afternoon, the country ground to a halt as news broke of the death of senior Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Justice Scalia had flown Friday to a luxury hunting resort in the
Arts & Entertainment Video: Feminist Bachelor Auction Kicks Off Valentine's Weekend Men were objectified, shirts were removed and money was raised for Planned Parenthood when San Francisco’s top female comedians ganged up for Friday night’s Eligible Feminist Bachelor Auction comedy event at
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Brasserie St. James Arriving on Valencia, Dat Spot Shutters, And More Earlier this week, Wise Sons Bagel sprang to life via delivery service Caviar, and now we learn via Tablehopper they've set a firm opening date of February 26. Also, Caleb went
Arts & Entertainment Mavericks Wrap-Up: Nic Lamb Of Santa Cruz Takes Home Top Surfing Prize It wasn't the biggest, gnarliest, most dramatic Mavericks there ever was, but 2016's Titans of Mavericks big-wave surfing competition wrapped up Friday with more than a few wipeouts
SF News Someone's Blowing A Dart Gun At Golden Gate Bridge Pedestrians At least two people who were walking on the Golden Gate Bridge were struck by darts Friday, projectiles police say were sent from — I'm not kidding — a blow gun. According to
SF News Saturday Morning Special: Preparing For The Clipper Card's Demise * Rain allowed me to review Deadpool for her weekly movies post, and I'm here to tell you that if any of your brain is teenaged boyish (much of mine is), you&
SF News Day Around The Bay: Silly Pink Bunny Will Rise Again * Shortly after an iconic gay travel agency 'Now, Voyager," reopened to fanfare, its owner has passed away. [Hoodline, eBAR] * El Tin Tan, a longtime Mexican dive bar on 16th Street, has
Arts & Entertainment Attention Soccer (Er, Football) Fans: Arsenal FC Is Coming To San Jose Hey there soccer fans, exciting news: Arsenal FC is coming to sunny California to play in the MLS All-Star Game. The much-loved team will challenge the best of Major League Soccer
Arts & Entertainment Video: San Francisco As Seen From A Weather Balloon Launched In The Presidio Drones be damned: This weather balloon footage from Night Crew Labs is where it's really at. Launching a complicated set of cameras held aloft by balloon from the Presidio and then
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Health Department In Violation Of Own Standards As Restaurant Inspections Lapse You have your Valentine's Day dinner reservation all locked down, right? And it's somewhere romantic? And you're sure it's not going to give you and
SF News Apartment Sadness: A Tale Of A TIC And An Airbnb Gone Really, Really Bad Since there are, after all, lots of sad housing situations in San Francisco these days that do not appear on Craigslist, I'm taking a little moment in this column to highlight
SF News Bill Murray Angrily Tosses Fans' Phones Off Roof At Carmel Restaurant As a modern day Johnny Appleseed or Davey Crocket, folk hero Bill Murray is entitled to move about the world with puck-like impunity, his shrugs, winks, and grimaces accepted as apologies wherever
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bay Area To Finally Enjoy Some Local Dungeness Crab This Month Get ready to feed on some crab at long last, crab lovers. The health warning that shut down local crab fisheries since November has been lifted, and it looks like the commercial Dungeness
