SF News Muni Forced To Reroute Buses After Crash Lands Truck On Top Of Another Car #BREAKING SFMuni ax at Ocean Ave and Phelan Ave. pic.twitter.com/xzbibLbe9T — KTVU (@KTVU) February 12, 2016 Muni is clearly having a bad day. Following on the heels of a morning derailment
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Sorry, Kids, Guacamole Isn't Really 'Testicle Sauce' You know those oft-repeated "facts" like "drink eight glasses of water a day" or "you lose most of your heat through your head"? Stuff that you
Arts & Entertainment Fecal Face Dot Gallery Set To Close At Month's End Fecal Face Dot Gallery will close following the conclusion of its Mike Giant show — which opens tonight. The gallery's final day open to the public is set for February 26. "
SF News Uber Offers To Pay $28.5 Million To Customers, Rename 'Safe Ride Fee' To Settle Lawsuits A photo posted by Uber (@uber) on Nov 19, 2015 at 9:56am PST In order to settle two class-action lawsuits that allege misleading advertising regarding safety, Uber has offered to pay
Arts & Entertainment Apple Bankrolls Their First Scripted TV Series, Starring Dr. Dre Apple is, slowly but surely, getting into the TV game, and today we learn from The Hollywood Reporter that the company's first ever original TV series is now in the works.
SF News Responding To Marina Gay-Bashing Incident, Gay Mafia Will Converge On HiFi Lounge The alleged gay bashing of 28-year-old Jeffery Lafayette outside of the Marina's Hi Fi Lounge last weekend is a painful reminder that, even in San Francisco, violence is still
SF News [Updated] Man Attacked By Vicious Dog Near Golden Gate Park Polo Fields Please scroll to the bottom for an update from the daughter of the victim Rumors of a man violently attacked by a dog in Golden Gate Park have roiled social-media-using San
SF News Famed Saint John Coltrane Church Fights To Stay Put In The Fillmore Since 1971, Archbishop Franzo King and his wife Reverend Mother Marina King have held services and provided food and clothes to those in need. Considering jazz musician John Coltrane, who emerged from drug
SF News Autopsy: Mario Woods Shot 17 Times From Behind, Had Drugs In System Mario Woods was shot by SFPD officers 20 times on December 2, with an autopsy describing the trajectory of 17 of his gunshots wounds as "back to front." The medical examiner&
Arts & Entertainment SFist At The Movies: Deadpool, Zoolander 2, How To Be Single Deadpool - Everywhere Your ability to enjoy Deadpool is directly predicated on how much you enjoy the entire Ryan Reynolds thing, by which I mean that whole smartass-with-the-shit-eating grin persona
Arts & Entertainment Video: 'Silicon Valley' Season 3 Trailer Drops As we have before, SFist will be recapping HBO's absurdist look at our local tech community, Silicon Valley, when its third season begins on April 24th. In the new trailer, we
Arts & Entertainment You Can Watch The 2016 Mavericks Surf Competition Online As you know, the Mavericks surf competition is going on right freakin' now. Even if you didn't have to work, it would be hard to watch it in person, as
SF News M-Oceanview Derails Near SF State Whoa!!! This M line derailed. Super scary. @sfmta_muni #Muni #sf pic.twitter.com/493fgz2JWU — Dustin Allen (@dusteallen) February 12, 2016 A Muni M-line light rail train derailed Friday morning at 19th
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Visa Buys Chunk Of Square * Jay claims I was "partly" kidding when I said that I am determined to get a thumb monkey. He is wrong, no part of me is kidding. It's happening,
SF News Day Around The Bay: More About The Man Who Drowned Saving His Wife From A Pacifica Sneaker Wave * Another pleasant side-effect of the rain: Alamere Falls on the Point Reyes National Seashore has water in it again. [ABC 7] * We noted in brief yesterday the tragic story of 61-year-
SF News Zika Virus Detected In Yolo County Resident The Centers for Disease Control yesterday confirmed a case of the Zika virus in Yolo County, California. Zika, as you must know by now, is the terrifying virus that has rapidly spread through
SF News Local Sex Workers Stoked About Abundance Of Airbnbs Airbnb's impact on a city is proving a divisive issue around the globe — does the company contribute to the housing crisis by taking units off the market, or does it allow
SF News Confirmed: Ed Lee's 'Best Friend' From College Is Now A Homeless San Franciscan Two college chums are now on opposite sides of a divided city. A 64-year-old man named Jim Hammond Harding who had the pleasure of meeting the Chronicle's curmudgeon-in-
SF News Doc's Clock To Close Next Year The dive-bar dominoes continue to fall, as we learn today that the much loved Doc's Clock is not long for this world. The watering hole, on Mission Street between 21st
Arts & Entertainment Thumb-Sized Monkeys New Status Symbol Pets For Year Of The Monkey? Our colleagues at Shanghaiist just posted about this adorable but slightly alarming trend among elites in China of buying tiny pygmy marmosets, the world's smallest monkeys, to keep as pets in
SF News According To Facebook Likes, Californians Love Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump (And Ben Carson) As we approach this potentially disastrous but no doubt entertaining election this fall, the folks over at FiveThirtyEight the statistics-obsessed blog started by Nate Silver following his huge success in predicting the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 18 Best All-Season Outdoor Dining Spots In SF February has been way, way too nice. Nice enough that people are eating and drinking outside everywhere. But for a town that's not always known for its balmy nighttime weather, San
SF News Breed Staffer Quashes Rumors That Kezar Pavilion Will Become Another Homeless Navigation Center In sharp contrast to the thus-far pricey yet lackluster accommodations for the undomiciled at Pier 80, the Mission's Homeless Navigation Center has been widely hailed as a success (so much
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: The Strikingly NSFW Year Of The Monkey San Francisco-based designer Lehu Zhang attracted the Huffington Post's shocked attention yesterday afternoon with the above poster, devoted to the Chinese Zodiac sign for this year. "It looks like
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink I Tried That $15 Cup Of Coffee And I'm Just Going To Say It Might Be Worth It In order to prepare myself to drink a $15 cup of coffee — 8 ounces of fair-trade pour-over from Equator on Market Street — I brushed my teeth, bathed in oil, confessed my