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
Everyone's favorite energy company soon to be on trial for charges relating to the 2010 deadly San Bruno blast, Pacific Gas & Electric, has quietly launched a new campaign to piss
Sex, love, and other mysteries in the city your mother warned you about. I left my heart in San Francisco, and it's the weirdest thing. It keeps turning up in places
Two women are recovering this morning, after they were struck by drivers in two separate collisions across San Francisco Thursday night. At 6:38 p.m. Thursday, a 35-year-old woman was
Whoa with the hail tonight in SF pic.twitter.com/11hJhaH5ZK — Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) December 11, 2015 Did you hear it? Did you see it? Storms last night brought with them the rare
Carol - Embarcadero Todd Haynes is back with another story about homosexuality in the 1950s, but this time he's adapted a book, The Price of Salt, written by famed mystery author Patrica
* Who would you like to see play at Outside Lands in 2016? [SFist] * Alleged chinchilla thief busted in Union City. [KRON4] * [The Awl] mulls "The Airbnb Endgame." * Yahoo loses another major
SoulPancake | Class Act series brought to you by California Lottery Thanks to a sweet and simple idea, special education teacher Ms. Sadie Guthrie has found an innovative way for students to thrive beyond
* It turns out that the Bay Area "rent burden" isn't the worst in the country. [Chronicle] * The Santa Clara Council on American-Islamic Relations office had to be evacuated
Everybody who's anybody — Giants catcher Buster Posey, Gold Medal figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi, even Motley Crue lead singer Vince Neil — seems to be wasting water in the East Bay. A new
What is going on with the San Francisco Police Department? In the midst of serious questions about the department's use of force in the shooting death of Mario Woods, and following
When the New Mission Theater opened 99 years ago as the Idyll Hour theater, the films were silent. The location at 2550 Mission has — save for the occasional illegal rave and a stint
The excitement generated by the as-of-yet undefeated Golden State Warriors extends far off the court, as sports fans around the country are placing bets on the team that is now the
Though rumors continue to swirl around the company she helms, Marissa Mayer has something to smile about today: The Yahoo CEO announced early this morning that she gave birth to identical twin girls.
San Francisco has had a fantastic year for new food and drink, topping even the last couple (which were nothing to scoff at, either). While 2014 brought us a dozen cool new bars
#dogrescue OAK FF's save dog from house fire last night on 85th, perform rescue breathing. Check FB for more info pic.twitter.com/AU4YM2ha65 — Oakland Firefighters (@OaklandFireLive) December 9, 2015 An
Though we we don't know who'll be playing at 2016's manifestation of the Outside Lands music (and more, they claim) festival, we do know when they will
In today's edition of "how Super Bowl 50 might actually hurt San Francisco businesses and taxpayers" we hear from the Castro Merchants Association. The organization last week expressed concerns
Multiple generations of San Franciscans have gotten their holly-jollies every December at the Tom & Jerry House, an unbelievably huge and fantastically tacky Christmas display at 21st and Church Streets in Dolores
A debate has been raging all year surrounding class-action lawsuits against sharing-economy companies like Uber, Lyft, Instacart, Postmates, and others about whether their drivers/personal shoppers should be considered employees rather
Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg yesterday announced that his company would work to protect the rights of Muslims that use the global social network. His statement can be read as a rebuke
I was prepared to be cynical about YouTube's 2015 Rewind, which is intended to "celebrate the videos, people, music and moves that made 2015." But this year's
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San Francisco firefighters are still at 3047 Mission Street at the corner of Cesar Chavez this morning. There, a two-alarm structure fire broke out last night, injuring two people. Update: SFFD maintains
