by Daisy Barringer If after last week’s shocking overtime win against the Bears we were worried the 49ers looked just good enough for Jed York to rationalize keeping Jim Tomsula and Geep
One man is dead and another injured after an argument at the foot of Haight Street turned violent Saturday morning. According to the San Francisco Police Department, officers were called to Haight Street
What is Burning Man? A festival? A temporary community? A lifestyle choice? Burners themselves are known to dodge the question: You know, it needs to be, like, experienced to be understood. Nevertheless, an
It feels good to be wanted. It's a feeling that employees in the tech industry know well, and with a new survey suggesting that hiring for coding talent in the first
Downpour in Russian Hill. Haven't seen rain like this in San Francisco for a while @LiveDoppler7HD #abc7now pic.twitter.com/4WsOJvy8dX — Martin Ortiz (@newsortiz) December 13, 2015 A brief, passing storm
A woman was taken to San Francisco General Hospital Sunday morning, after she was struck by a Muni light rail vehicle near Duboce Park. Bay City News reports that the woman was struck
* Your weekend ICYMI: The names of the SFPD Officers who shot Mario Woods have been released, hoverboard SantaConner pronounced dubious king, driver in San Jose nearly impaled by massive steel beam, and hundreds
After a nurse at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center in San Jose was diagnosed with tuberculosis, hospital officials said Friday that they believe more than 1,000 people, including 350 newborns, may have
* Catch up on your SF food news, because we all gotta eat! [SFist] * It's super windy out. [KRON4] * The Bay Area mourns as the Warriors' amazing winning streak comes to
SFPD released the names of the officers involved in the Dec. 2 shooting of Mario Woods. The five officers named are Winson Seto, Antonio Santos, Charles August, Nicholas Cuevas and Scott Phillips. According
I'll just let the video-taker and uploader, Eric, summarize this one with his title: "King Dick of Douche Mountain." As seen Saturday, December 12, in Union Square, San
A man driving on the San Jose Freeway was nearly impaled on Friday when a metal beam flew off the back of the truck and pierced the windshield, miraculously landing between the driver
* Everyone brace, it's SantaCon today. [SFist] * Stanford researchers are working on a Shazam for earthquakes. [KRON] * Twenty-unit building with no parking planned for Capp between 21st and 22nd. [SocketSite] * The
* An alleged vandal with some scary face tattoos wreaked some havoc at a tony salon in Jackson Square Thursday morning. [Hoodline] * Previously committed Transbay residential developer Crescent Heights has backed out of a
In the Forest Knolls neighborhood of San Francisco sits a hill. The property, which covers 1.15 acres, is currently undeveloped. That may change rather quickly, however, as the lot is presently listed
This week, the Board of Supervisors' Rules Committee, which consists of Supervisors Scott Wiener, Malia Cohen, and John Avalos, voted to appoint 11 out of 48 applicants to a task force that
This week at the SFist food and drink desk we selected the 11 best new bars, and with that my main recommendation is to not peruse it too far before cocktail hour. We
An East Bay man was apparently channeling Al Capone, as a tip to agents of the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) led not only to the discovery yesterday of an illegal
While it's not every week I see a retirement home hitting the open market, seeking all ages of renters for its SROs and three squares a day, it is every week
Three researchers at Harvard Business School published a study Wednesday documenting "widespread discrimination against African-American guests" on the short-term rental platform Airbnb. The researchers found that individuals with "
A shooting on a quiet Bernal Heights street has led to San Francisco's 47th homicide for the year, taking us well past 2014's total number of slayings. Bay City
On Wednesday, a federal judge ruled that an arbitration clause Uber had included in its agreement signed by all drivers was unenforceable, and that therefore a class-action lawsuit in California to rule
When someone almost crashed their drone into a California Highway Patrol helicopter last weekend, we hoped this prominent case of boneheadedness might serve as ample warning to other drone pilots to keep their
Attorney John Burris has announced he will file a civil rights lawsuit on behalf of the family of Mario Woods, the 26-year-old San Francisco man SFPD shot to death on December
The Golden State Warriors are at a bonkers 23-0 for the season, and are hoping to make it 24-0 when they play the Boston Celtics tonight. But with tickets to home
