Whole Foods is rolling out the first of its slimmed down, less expensive 365 By Whole Foods markets in 2016, beginning with one in LA's Silverlake neighborhood, and another now proposed
All lanes blocked wb SF/Oak Bay Bridge due to large paint spill. Vehicles can exit at Fremont Street. CHP on scene. pic.twitter.com/a57OYZq8uh — Christopher Sherry (@CHPChrisSherry) December 18, 2015 The
Star Wars: The Force Awaken - Everywhere I'd love to have something to say about this little indie movie, but while there was a screening for critics, SFist was either not cool
Though it does not preclude the possibility of a trial in the future, accused and confessed Oikos University shooting suspect One Goh has once again been ruled mentally incompetent by an Alameda County
* Get hungry with our 17 best new SF restaurants. [SFist] * UCSF Medical Center is suspending its living-donor program for kidney transplants after a donor died. [KRON4] * Suspect in Gilroy homicide arrested after
* PG&E can’t prove that their pipelines are safe. [Chronicle] * Some otters played in the snow at San Francisco's Aquarium of the Bay. [ABC 7] * A San Francisco resident
Three of the largest landlords in the US, Equity Residential, AvalonBay Communities Inc., and Camden Property Trust, have discussed the possibility of formally allowing their tenants to market rooms through Airbnb — if they
Uber and Facebook have finally teamed up, but the merger. The two companies announced yesterday that you can now hail an Uber via Facebook's Messenger. "Powered by Uber’s API,
Last week we brought you our picks for the best new bars to arrive in town this past year, and now we bring you their restaurant brethren. This has been a truly terrific
Do you hear it? Everywhere you look. In the back of your head? There's a heart. Getting louder and louder? A hand to hold on to. Over and over again? Everywhere
The 24-year-old "indie" music festival from San Francisco's Noise Pop, really a somewhat loose network of shows in a wide variety of genres, has expanded its eclectic
We know the story: You really, really love Star Wars but for some reason slept on getting those tickets and now all the showings are sold out for the foreseeable future (i.e.
The survey results are in, and the views of neighbors and business owners have been neatly tallied. And now, in classic San Francisco style, it's time to dismiss all of that
In a message to parents today, the San Francisco Unified School District, responsible fro nearly 60,000 students each year, revealed that it had received a violent threat similar to several across the
Super Bowl 50 is soon upon us, and as San Francisco busies itself in preparation by telling the homeless they'll have to leave, San Jose has gotten to work extending the
After more than a decade's presence in San Francisco, NBC Bay Area reports that the Nike Women's Half Marathon is seeking a new host city. The race will not
The theme of this week's episode of NPR's This American Life, which premieres Friday, is "The Poetry of Propaganda," and one of the stories centers on a
Glide Memorial Church in San Francisco is a uniquely generous and inclusive institution that has hosted food giveaways for the needy for many years now. In addition to their daily free meal program
* It's nice to get a Bay Lights peek this week. [SFist] * Is the Mario Woods shooting bringing Ferguson to SF? [Time] * [SF Weekly] lists "The Many Scandals of Police Chief
Potted Potter, the world's only Harry Potter parody, has garnered rave reviews from New York to Nashville, Chicago to Mexico City and Critics' Picks from the New York Times, New
* Two alleged thieves were busted in Napa with $4000 worth of wine that authorities presume to be a bit bold, perhaps overzealous, wouldn't you say? [KRON 4] * More details, video nerds,
A 22-year-old man was with a female friend in Dolores Park Tuesday evening when the pair was approached by a group of male suspects, one of whom asked if they wanted
The narrow lots located on Octavia Boulevard between and Oak and Fell Streets could soon be a lot more crowded as plans to develop the 18-foot-wide parcels have been submitted to
Recently SFist ran two stories about Facebook users who reported outrage at that company's "real names policy" — really a policy of disabling accounts when they're reported by
One man's story of helping a stranger in need is receiving a lot of attention this week. It seems that a BART passenger, noticing a man passed out on the floor
