SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Sigh: Dave's Replacement Bar, The Lark, Opens On Third The lark is open for business! Come have a beer with us to celebrate 👍🍻 A photo posted by Doug Dalton (@dougdalton) on Jan 17, 2016 at 3:50pm PST We've done
SF News LA-To-SF Greyhound Bus Flips On 101 In San Jose, Killing Two Passengers on Greyhound bus say driver feel asleep at the wheel. 2 dead, at least 6 injured in crash in S San Jose pic.twitter.com/YkBUvEI7FT — Matt Bigler (@mattbigler740) January 19, 2016
SF News Non-Severe Storm Still Prompts Flood Warning The flooding sign tells the story. #WorstCommuteEver #SF pic.twitter.com/tbNVr2fxTz — Kristen Sze (@abc7kristensze) January 19, 2016 Rain continues to fall this morning after the National Weather Service issued a flood advisory
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Bay Bridge Protesters Released * Mayor Ed Lee was "clearly flustered" as he was booed off the stage yesterday. [SFist] * The Warriors really smashed the Cavs last night. [Associated Press] * Southbound Great Highway is flooded out
SF News #TwitterDown For Hours, Silencing Millions Of Conversations About "The Bachelor" While some of you were wasting your lives sleeping, others were struggling to convey their profound life insights in less than 140 characters or look for info about last night's episode
SF News Day Around The Bay: How Was Your 'Blue Monday'? * Congratulations on making it through the “saddest day of the year,” i.e. Blue Monday, i.e. the second or third Monday in a new year that one psychologist claimed a decade ago
SF News New Photos From Union Square Tour Bus Crash Show Mangled Interior New photos depicting the post-crash interior of the sightseeing bus that careened out of control this past November were released on Friday. At this time it is believed that mechanical failures were
SF News [Update] Lanes Reopen After Protesters Turn Westbound Bay Bridge Into Parking Lot Protesters on #BayBridge have stopped traffic with sign that reads "Black Health Matters" pic.twitter.com/lNlqdz7kKe — KTVU (@KTVU) January 19, 2016 According to KRON4, a "March to reclaim MILK&
Arts & Entertainment Bay Area Animal Shelters Worth A Follow On Social Media One way to cure the winter blues, and improve the life of one lonely, furry creature, would be to adopt a pet. But, of course, if you are too busy these days and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Gasp! No Pliny The Younger At SF Beer Week This Year "Where's Pliny?" This year, the answer to that perennial question of SF Beer Week (January 22nd - 31st) will be a disappointing "nowhere." Though the super-hopped triple
SF News [Update] Video: Mayor Lee Shouted Off Stage By Protesters At MLK Day Event Mayor Ed Lee was shouted off stage this afternoon by a group of protesters challenging his handling of the ongoing scandal involving SFPD's response to the shooting death of Mario Woods.
SF News Super Bowl 50 Will Hurt Justin Herman Plaza Vendors, Impact Downtown Mail Delivery We all know that San Francisco city officials massively fumbled negotiations with the NFL and the Super Bowl Host Committee, leaving San Francisco taxpayers with an estimated bill of $4,881,625 for
Arts & Entertainment Video: Nevada Great Dane Vies For Guinness Record For World's Tallest Dog The owners of a two-year-old Great Dane from Sparks, Nevada are attempting to get their enormous dog into the Guinness Book of World Records. Yes, Great Danes are always enormous, horse-
SF News Massive El Niño Waves Tear Pacifica A New Sinkhole Huge waves wash out walkway in Pacifica. Crews bring in boulders to protect homes. High tide at 6pm. pic.twitter.com/1HVEOu5mtc — Marianne Favro (@mariannefavro) January 18, 2016 Pacifica has been struggling to
SF News Uber Teams Up With Airbus For New Helicopter Service Hailing a car is so 2015. Thankfully, the new year brings with it new opportunities for excess, and the fine folks over at Uber are all too happy to oblige. The not-a-
SF News Nevius Paints Chief Suhr As Victim Amid the ongoing outcry over the SFPD's actions in the shooting of Mario Woods last month, and the subsequent attempted justification of those actions by police chief Greg Suhr, Chronicle columnist
SF News Provocateurs Post 'Call It Frisco' Fliers In Mission Polysyllabic "San Francisco" has been subject to every possible contraction and abbreviation. While "SF" might be more en vogue, "Frisco," fueled in part by too-clever Twitter
SF News More People Speeding On Golden Gate Bridge Because Of New Lane Divider By all accounts the new Golden Gate Bridge barrier is a success. The barrier, which you likely remember was installed early last year, replaced the previous flimsy plastic pylons that were shifted by
SF News Early Morning Protests Wake Up Mayor Lee And Chief Suhr #96Hours to Reclaim King's #Radical #Legacy #APTP #Last3Pecent #ReclaimSF #BlackBrownUnity Good Morning, #GregSuhr! pic.twitter.com/B95YfuCqGP — Smedley Butler (@Smedley_Butler) January 17, 2016 A pair of dramatic protest events occurred
SF News SFPD Still Not Sure Who Was At Fault After Tour Bus Driver Fatally Strikes Pedestrian 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 According to the San
SF News 'Involuntary Manslaughter' Charges For Suspect In Beating Death Of Local Artist A month after a beloved North Beach sketch artist suffered a fatal random attack at a Market Street bus stop, the San Francisco Police Department says that they have made an arrest in
SF News Monday Morning Roundup: MLK Day Closures * Your weekend ICYMI: A man who thought he was getting into his Lyft was robbed, sea lions have been at the Wharf for 26 years, the Oakland Walmart has abruptly closed, new photos
SF News Firefighters Battle Big Rig Blaze Near SFO EB I-380 Connector to SB US-101 closed due to overturned big rig that was fully engulfed. CHP and fire on scene. pic.twitter.com/4BWJKc879H — CHP San Francisco (@CHPSanFrancisco) January 18,
SF News E-Cigarettes Don't Help People Quit Smoking, According To UCSF Study Although e-cigarettes are often marketed as devices to help smokers quit, a new study finds they do little to help smokers kick the habit. The study, done by UCSF and published in
SF News '96 Hours Of Direct Action' Protests To Take Place Through Monday Activists throughout the Bay Area will be holding a series of protests through Monday as part of a campaign to "reclaim" Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "radical legacy."
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