SF News Shrimp Boy Described As 'Buddha-Like' As His Attorneys Vow To Appeal Verdict Following the guilty verdict two Fridays ago in the federal case against Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow, former SF Appeal and SF Mag reporter Max Cherney sat down for a new jailhouse
SF News Mayor Vetoes 'Idaho Stop' Law As Promised Mayor Ed Lee made good on his threat yesterday, and officially vetoed the Bicycle Yield ordinance proposed last year by Supervisor John Avalos and approved by the Board of Supervisors. The ordinance sought
Arts & Entertainment Let There Be Bay Lights: Bridge Installation To Return In A Flash San Francisco may not be known as the City of Lights (thanks, fog) but January 30th will elevate our status in the illumination department when 25,000 LEDs return to the Bay Bridge.
SF News Get Paranoid: FBI Releases List Of Possible Ways Terrorists Could Terrorize The Super Bowl With tens of thousands of people coming into SF and Santa Clara to watch and/or gawk at the Super Bowl Week festivities starting at the end of next week, there comes the
SF News Fearsome Hat Thief Menaces The Castro A man is learning out how to live a bare-headed lifestyle this week, after a Castro-area altercation ended with the theft of his hat. According to the San Francisco Police Department,
SF News Video: Marc Jacobs Raiders Swipe $1700 Worth Of Purses The San Francisco Police Department is seeking a shoplifting trio that brazenly swiped a number of pricey handbags from a Pacific Heights store. In an email sent late Tuesday, SFPD spokesperson Officer Carlos
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Hoverboard Might Have Burned North Bay House Down * Could the Raiders and the Niners become roommates? [SFist] * Santa Rosa home fire might have been started by hoverboard. [KRON4] * Here's the surf forecaster who makes the Mavericks call. [Wired] * SF
SF News Day Around The Bay: Wave Of Fainting Strikes BART Passengers * Well this is a weird one. It seems that three separate passengers fainted on three separate BART trains this morning. One passenger reportedly accepted medical treatment, while the other two refused. [Chronicle] * A
Arts & Entertainment Could Raiders Take Move Out Of Sharing Economy Playbook And Split Levi's Stadium? Sharing a stadium or venue is hardly new, and currently it's the somewhat modest proposal from the content generators at the Tribune News Service in a story run by the Examiner:
SF News [Update] State Senator Seeks To Reduce Fine For Red-Light Violation A California State Senator representing San Mateo introduced legislation earlier this month seeking to drastically reduce fines for drivers that fail to come to a complete stop before making a right turn on
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Eat This: Executive Chef Matthew Kirkley's New Seafood Menu At Coi As announced last summer, executive chef and owner Daniel Patterson has decided to step away from the kitchen at his flagship, Michelin two-star restaurant Coi in order to focus on his family
SF News SF's Most Criminal Block Is [Drumroll] Market Between 4th And 5th Powell Street BART. The Westfield Mall. The cable car turnaround. Market between 4th and 5th Streets is a hotbed for transportation, shopping, tourism, and yes, criminal activity. This one stretch of SF'
SF News The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Don't let the seemingly non-stop rain and flooding get you down, there is a lot to do this week around the Bay. From dance parties, to an erotica book reading,
SF News [Update] Person Struck On BART Tracks Near North Berkeley Causing Major Delays A person who was struck and killed by a northbound Richmond train on the "wayside" meaning in the BART trackway at or just north of North Berkeley station is causing major
Arts & Entertainment Watch The Golden State Warriors' Coach Sink A Half-Court Shot Back when the Golden State Warriors' coach Steve Kerr was playing ball instead of coaching it, he had a 45.4 percent success rate with 3-point shots (an NBA record that
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Now That's How You Pose For An Arrest Photo Arguments over the actions of protesters who briefly blocked the Bay Bridge Monday afternoon rage on in the comments to our report. But whether you are for or against civil actions of that
SF News SF May Limit Chain-Store Subsidiaries, Too San Francisco's formula retail rules, est. 2004, don't themselves adhere to any one strict formula. For example, while Hayes Valley, Chinatown's tourist corridor, and North Beach ban
SF News Yahoo CEO Reportedly Joked About Layoffs At Company-Wide Meeting Our report that Yahoo was going to lay off 1000 staffers in the next month or so was met with a collective yawn from readers — a sign, perhaps, of the company's
SF News [Update] Muni Antenna Tears Hole In Tech Shuttle Downtown An electric Muni bus antenna collided with the window of what appears to be a tech shuttle downtown, though which vehicle may have been at fault remains unclear. From the photo above, it
SF News Trump Vows To Force Apple To Manufacture Things In U.S. As the man who would be President, Donald Trump, continues to spout generalizations and make blanket promises that a certain segment of Americans want to hear, he has a new one aimed at
SF News Woman Slain At UCSF Was Victim Of Domestic Violence Dispute Days after a fatal stabbing rocked UCSF's Parnassus Avenue campus, the victim has finally been identified. According to the San Francisco Medical Examiner's office, San Francisco's first
SF News BART Shooting Victim And Suspect Had Prior Altercation After just over a week of investigation, BART police have determined that the January 9 shooting aboard a crowded BART train was not, after all, a random act of violence. Instead, police have
SF News Body Found During MLK Day Cleanup Along Oakland Shoreline A "moderately decomposed" corpse was discovered Monday by a cleanup volunteer who was taking part in the eight annual Day of Service on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The discovery occurred
SF News Video: Man Almost Drowns While Taking Sutro Baths Selfie A man who wanted to take a selfie near Sutro Baths got more than he bargained for Monday afternoon, when he had to be rescued from the rough and choppy waters of the
Arts & Entertainment Why Was City Hall Blue This Weekend? Why was San Francisco's city hall bathed in blue light this weekend? No one seems to know, which I guess means we are free to speculate! (See update below!) The building&
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