SF News Saturday Morning Special: Will The Bay Bridge Stop Leaking? * "Why, if ISIS pages are so easy to find the average Joe can just go ahead and 'like' them, Facebook can't just shut them down, was not addressed.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Chronicle Tolls Bell For Tech Sector * These are the [San Francisco Chronicle's] reasons why “the tech sector should be scared.” In fact, has a bubble already burst, and we just didn't notice? * Essex Street? The
SF News Car Break-Ins Are Up, Hit 5-Year High Last Summer Yes, you haven't been just imaging it — there are actually more car break-ins happening these days. In fact, data from the police department shows that we hit a 5-year
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Ame Is Closing, Okane Debuts, And More It's the slow season in restaurant land, which is why they have Restaurant Week with all those (sometimes worthwhile) discounts. It's also the kickoff of Beer Week starting with
SF News Report: San Francisco Ranks Last On List Of TV-Watching Cities Stereotypes about San Franciscans being outdoorsy types got a boost today, as numbers released by marketing company Nielsen show that when it comes to time spent in front of a television, San Francisco
Arts & Entertainment Apartment Sadness: Awesome Free Room Available If You Will Be This Engineer's Girlfriend There's a longstanding cliché about engineers of all stripes being socially awkward and/or inept, and that probably holds true with a guy who's posted an ad on Craigslist
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Division Street's Nearly Mile-Long Tent City Postcards from SF: Our homeless camp stretching 0.8 mile, both sides of the street from 13th/Otis to 13th/San Bruno. pic.twitter.com/JIMGn7L7Fi — Violet Blue ® (@violetblue) January 22, 2016 Anyone
SF News Sheryl Sandberg Thinks Facebook Can Help Defeat ISIS Well this is a new one. Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has unveiled the latest tool in civilization's fight against ISIS: Facebook Likes. Sandberg, not one to underestimate the influence of her
Arts & Entertainment Dan Savage's 'HUMP!' Film Festival Adds Extra SF Shows You're in luck if you were denied tickets to next weekend’s HUMP! Film Festival, Dan Savage’s 11th annual collection of short, offbeat porn films from all over the sexual
SF News [Update] Three Local Politicos, Including Keith Jackson, Indicted On Corruption Charges The District Attorney's Office made it known this morning that DA George Gascón would hold a 1:30 p.m. press conference today to announce corruption charges against an as-of-
SF News Sex Offender Outpatient Clinic To Open In Duboce 'Out Of The Closet' Space A year after Out Of The Closet and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation moved out of their space at Church and Duboce across from the N-Judah stop, a new tenant is readying for
Arts & Entertainment Red Hot Chili Peppers Doing A Concert You Can't Go To The Night Before The Super Bowl A late edition to the Super Bowl Week concert lineup just arrived and it's 90's alterna-rock gods The Red Hot Chili Peppers. But unlike the previously announced Dave
SF News Reviled Pharma Bro Martin Shkreli Ignores Congressional Subpoena, Mocks Lawmakers Everyone's least favorite pharma bro is at it again this week as he publicly and loudly ignored a congressional subpoena demanding he travel to DC to testify in front of lawmakers.
SF News Police: Tour Bus Driver Who Fatally Struck Retired Teacher Broke Law By Working The Mic Witness says elderly man banged on window of your bus @ Divisadero & Post but driver kept going. #abc7now @SFPD pic.twitter.com/UiywjiOnrZ — Katie Utehs (@KatieUtehs) January 16, 2016 The tour bus driver
SF News Amid Massive Losses, Thirsty Uber Gambles On Lower Prices, Higher Volume Silicon Valley's leakiest unicorn is betting on cheaper rates, more drivers, and greater ride volume to make a profit. Losses for Uber, a professional contracting service, grew to $1.7 billion
SF News 30,000 Abortion Opponents To Descend On San Francisco Saturday Assuming their flights into town weren't canceled or their buses don't get stuck a rainstorm, as many as 30,000 people opposed to a woman's ability to
SF News Snowboarder Causes Avalanche, Films It, And Now May Face Charges It's been so long since people have seen serious amounts of snow in the Tahoe area they've forgotten that it can be dangerous, apparently. 29-year-old snowboarder Christian
Arts & Entertainment SFist At The Movies: The 5th Wave, Dirty Grandpa, The Lady In The Van, Noir City The 5th Wave - Everywhere AKA, The Hunger Games with Aliens. The world is on the verge of complete destruction by aliens, and only Chloe Grace Moretz and a bunch of teenagers can save
SF News East Coast Storm Fears Snarl Traffic To/From SFO Flight Aware- 63 total cancellations to & from SFO. Many due to winter storm in the East. (DC, Charlotte & Philly) pic.twitter.com/orBsL1yTP4 — Matt Keller (@MattKellerABC7) January 22, 2016 Though the
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Millions Lost As Twitter Stock Drops * "Thompson's boisterous, gravel-throated Armstrong is a joy to watch." [SFist] * I remember reading an SFist comment the other day that asked something like "has Muni sent out
Arts & Entertainment SFist Reviews: <em>Satchmo At The Waldorf</em> The best moments in Satchmo at the Waldorf come when the audience at the American Conservatory Theater is cast as the crowd at the Waldorf Astoria of the play's title. "
SF News Official: Entrance To Super Bowl City Will Require Airport-Like Screening Security for Super Bowl 50 is sure to be tight, and the FBI has already warned us about all the potential ways that terrorists could ruin Santa Clara's big game, but
Arts & Entertainment Lost Weekend Video Actually Closing On Valencia, Moving In With Alamo Drafthouse Well, once again: This is sad. But perhaps not as sad as previous tales of the demise of video stores beloved by local cinephiles. It turns out that part of the deal struck
SF News Malnourished Baby Seal Found Stranded In Hayward The Hayward Police Department received an odd early morning call yesterday from a concerned citizen reporting that he or she had come across a baby seal flopping around the bushes of an office
SF News Autonomous Car Crashes In SF For First Time, But Human Error Blamed Again It's hard to say definitely whether, as PC World Does, this marks a kind of first for autonomous vehicle accidents in San Francisco because human error could be the root cause.