It was just last month that the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency voted to make the tech shuttle pilot program permanent, thus formalizing the rules and regulations set forth to govern the commuter
How this @SFPD officer recruit saved a baby's life in a @Target parking lot. @kron4news at 8 pic.twitter.com/FOMh3fURpT — Justine Waldman (@JustineWaldman) December 22, 2015 San Francisco Police Department
Google well, technically Alphabet has struck a non-exclusive partnership deal with Ford to build its first production run of autonomous vehicles, as Yahoo Autos is reporting. This marks a shift for Ford,
Palo Alto-based healthcare technology startup Theranos has been on the defensive since its core blood-sampling technology's capabilities were called into question by a Wall Street Journal article in October.
A gunman remains at large in San Francisco today, after he shot another man in Golden Gate Park over the weekend. According to the San Francisco Police Department, it was 12:36 Sunday
Longtime Castro nachos-and-burger spot Harvey's named, of course, for Harvey Milk is closed this week for a remodel, but don't be alarmed. Even though "remodel"
I was wondering when the first story first broke about the out-of-control double-decker tour bus that struck multiple cars, pedestrians, and a cyclist before crashing into the new Apple store
New Year's Eve may be known as "amateur night," but the professionals at Muni are also on the clock that evening — and they're giving it up for
A man is dead, police say, after a mid-afternoon shooting on a quiet block in the Inner Sunset. According to the San Francisco Police Department, officers were called to Third Avenue and
* Scott Wiener's brush with cell-phone extortionists ended in arrest. No, not for him! [SFist] * On not going "home" for the holidays. [Slate] * Academy of Art University student seeks
A New Year’s Eve party is the perfect opportunity to proudly demonstrate your willful ignorance and utter lack of grace - or you can be looked upon as a person of deep intellect,
* [People Magazine] is surprised to learn what we've known for quite some time: You can still rent Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky's couch on Rausch Street for $50. (Up from
Well this is a weird one. Apparently someone is threatening to harm Yelp customers who post negative reviews of a San Francisco-based plumbing company. When the plumbing company owner was presented with
Snatching Supervisor Scott Wiener's phone at 16th and Valencia was "not a very well-thought-out crime," or so the politician told San Francisco magazine. Indeed, the suspiciously tall
A device that may have been an actual bomb was detonated yesterday by a Walnut Creek bomb squad after being found in the house of a man who had allegedly threatened to harm
I missed the memo about this when it first went around this fall, but the historic Curran Theatre, in addition to undergoing a major renovation right now, is no longer going to be
It's late and you can't sleep. You're up thinking about the Big One — the inevitable quake coming for us all, at any moment in the minds of
"In his five years reign as mayor, Ed Lee gave to me," protesters on the Mayor's own doorstep sang new lyrics to the tune of "The 12 Days
As rent-controlled buildings continue to go up in flames, residents of the Mission District have begun to wonder openly if greedy/evil landlords really could be using arson as a technique to
After yesterday's rain, things are only set to get wetter. The National Weather Service predicts that not only will it rain throughout the day today and into the evening, but that
The San Francisco Police Department are investigating two separate deaths of women across the city, possibly taking SF to the second-highest number of homicides it has seen in the past five years.
For many in the Latino community, Christmas is all about tamales. And tonight you can either hop in to Hecho in the Castro for a prix fixe tamale feast, or take a dozen
Sodapreneur Taylor Peck will have to clear out of the Mission Street storefront that still bears a sign for his business, the Fizzary, which he closed to the public earlier this year and
by Daisy Barringer There's really nothing left to say. The only good thing is that this embarrassment of a season ends in two weeks. The 49ers could win one more; I
In yet another example of the ways in which the newer denizens of New San Francisco don't exactly appreciate the place, local tech jerk Benedict Evans took to Twitter last night
