Arts & Entertainment Now Martin Shkreli Is Beefing With Ghostface Killah, And It Is Insanely Stupid When he's not mocking Congress and pretending that he's not in very deep sh*t these days, arguable sociopath and formerly SF-based pharma bro Martin Shkreli is keeping
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 14 Best Beer Bars In SF And Oakland A beer bar needs just a few things to make it great: an easy-going, come-as-you-are vibe; a solid selection of beers hopefully running the gamut from old- to new-
SF News Saboteurs Change 'Super Bowl' Lettering At City Hall To 'Sup Bro' Sup Bro. #SB50 pic.twitter.com/ao8ImxugZ1 — shanan (@shanand) January 28, 2016 Snark Francisco strikes again. In just the latest example of oblique Super Bowl 50 mockery, a couple of pranksters changed the
SF News $50K Worth Of Bull Semen Stolen From Turlock Truck Someone just stole $50,000 worth of bull semen. Or, more precisely, someone just stole multiple metal tanks filled with tens of thousands of dollars worth of the stuff. The liquid nitrogen-filled
Arts & Entertainment You Can Rent This Guy's North Beach Pad For Super Bowl Weekend For $43K I know you didn't need one more thing to make you hate the Super Bowl, but here's one more anyway. This guy, Cal, is renting his three-bedroom North
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Photos: Fiorella, The Richmond's Newest Pizza And Pasta Joint, Opens The stretch of Clement Street occupied by new restaurant Fiorella is a bit more Italian than you might expect, with long-time neighborhood standby Ernesto’s just down the street, and Luna Rossa
SF News Photo Du Jour: Farewell, Illegal Super Bowl Ad Eight days after 1) Crews screwed up the placement of the Super Bowl/Verizon ad wrapping Embarcadero Center 2) Planning claimed they were powerless to enforce laws against it/fight City Hall'
SF News Old Habits Die Hard: Dolores Park Trashed After Opening Party Dolores Park is already full of garbage! pic.twitter.com/lXINISx09h — Peter Lawrence Kane (@WannaCyber) January 28, 2016 Well that didn't take long. As you no doubt know, the south side
SF News Now You Can Flag Nextdoor Posts For Racial Profiling "Love thy neighbor" isn't typically the guiding principle on Nextdoor.com, the private, free social network for neighborhoods which launched in San Francisco in 2011. Since then it'
SF News [Update] More Hidden Super Bowl Costs: SFMTA Workers Asked To 'Volunteer' On The Clock As taxpayer costs related to Super Bowl City continue to increase, we learn today that at least one city department is working hard to keep expenses off the books. SFMTA officials, it seems,
Arts & Entertainment Video: 'Fuller House' Gets A Featurette The promo blitz continues for Netflix's Full House reboot, and now you can Candace Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin, John Stamos and the gang talking about how they really are sort of
SF News Thefts Of BART Cop Uniform, Gear Just Put Our Super Bowl Paranoia Into The Red Zone The FBI has certainly put us on high Super Bowl alert, with warnings of terrorists risks including the actions of "self-radicalized individuals" and "attacks on soft targets like subways.
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: SFPD's "Socially Responsible" Guns * Jay gets his Nevius on, as he (IMO, but I'm obviously biased) reasonably takes on the hot commenter topics of scofflaw cyclists and crashing drones. [SFist] * The Broncos will get the
Arts & Entertainment Whoa: There Are Now 10 Million Singles Who Want To Meet You It's not like there's a shortage of sexy, interesting singles out there—you see good-looking people all the time. But how do you approach a stranger in a
SF News Day Around The Bay: Lyft Settles Class Action Suit, Drivers Remain Contractors * Lyft just settled a class action lawsuit for $12.25 million. The result: Its drivers won’t be employees. [Wired] * Is Apple expanding to San Jose? San Jose sure hopes so. [Business Times]
SF News [Video] Watch Pacifica Cliffs Erode In Real Time And Time Lapse Battered by El Niño, Pacifica is in unfortunate shape. "It's a series of issues, none of which is truly catastrophic, but when you take them together, they are clearly outpacing
Arts & Entertainment SFist Reviews: Taylor Mac's 'A 24-Decade History Of Popular Music' At The Curran To call the art of Taylor Mac ambitious is an understatement, and maybe even an insult. In one of his last outings as a performer in SF in 2011, Mac brought his extravagant
SF News Hide Your Pets: Fighter Jets To Buzz Bay Area In Anticipation Of Super Bowl We've heard probably too much about street level security for the upcoming Super Bowl and Super Bowl City, but what about threats from above. Don't you worry, the government
SF News Labs For Healthcare Startup Theranos Present 'Immediate Jeopardy To Patient Safety' The first results from an investigation into Palo Alto-based healthcare technology startup Theranos are in, and they aren't favorable for the health of the formerly whinnying Silicon Valley Unicorn. The
SF News Which Are More Dangerous: Scofflaw Cyclists, Or Bad-Mannered Drone Flyers? Yesterday's post about the drone crashing into the Clement Street farmers' market which thankfully didn't hurt anyone but easily could have has got me thinking about one of
SF News Photo Du Jour: First Look At Dolores Park's New Pissoir Another addition to the new Dolores Park in #SF is this outdoor urinal across the tracks near the top of the hill. pic.twitter.com/fOX9pFcGHV — Brian Flores (@BrianFloresKTVU) January 27, 2016 Well
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Riptide Will Return In Late Spring On New Year's Day, 2016, Riptide co-owner Les James and general manager Alisha Liscinsky took a plunge into the icy Pacific just blocks from their bar. They and their many
Arts & Entertainment (Old-Timey) Video: Watch Ten Baby Leopards, Lions And Tigers Frolic At The SF Zoo Screw you, years that begin with 20! Back in the 1930s, the SF Zoo was already on what many folks believe is the greatest invention of the 21st century: The cute cat video.
SF News HA! That Big Verizon Wrap Ad At Embarcadero Center Is Illegal, City Demands Its Removal You know how Verizon and Super Bowl 50 were doing that huge wrap of Four Embarcadero Center over the last two weeks the one that ran into a humorous snafu last week? Some
SF News Thanks, El Niño: Sierra Snowpack Hits Five-Year High Following years of dismal winter dustings for the Sierra Nevada Mountains, this season's El Niño has lifted snowpack to 115 percent of normal (the historical average for a particular date) according