Congratulations to my new colleague @AaronPeskin! https://t.co/vihBWT3lNF — Jane Kim (@SupeJaneKim) November 4, 2015 Last night was a rollercoaster for political wonks and hardcore progressives in San Francisco, and for everyone
Before we embark on our daily grind of (frequently bad) news, let's stop for a moment and contemplate the above photo of this teeny tiny chihuahua puppy, who was saved from
* A new restaurant to try before hitting the Kabuki? I'm in. [SFist] * SF's PUC is out with their Vac-Con truck, trying to keep the sewers from overflowing. [KRON4]
* The San Francisco Police Union is not happy with Supervisor Cohen. [Examiner] * A Ron Conway-funded election information site claims that it’s non-partisan. [Mission Local] * USGS working to predict Bay Area
When famously fastidious and, yes, sometimes fascistic Ino Sushi closed in the Japantown Mall after 37 years, it left a small physical void to fill and a large emotional one. Tying to fill
Members of the Fisherman's Wharf Community Benefit District would like it known that they are not cool with medical marijuana. Like, no way man. In response to efforts to bring a
It's kind of amazing the way neighborhoods morph and change over time, some for better and some for worse, sometimes incrementally and sometimes pretty quickly. The last five years, for instance,
Remember back in August when beloved local finger-wagger Stanley Roberts suffered a series of small strokes and went abruptly off the air at KRON 4? Well, happily, he received treatment in time,
From art openings to open art studios, this week is a feast for the eyes. These events are among the more promising we came across, so enjoy! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 ELECTION WATCH PARTY:
Just kidding. This is fun! A group called Guerrilla Grafters are doing something that's illegal but nonetheless kind of rad: They're going around town and grafting baby fruit-tree
Sad news for anyone hoping to watch this Saturday's planned implosion of part of the eastern span of the old Bay Bridge (and especially these people who paid $90 per person
When a man died after a coffee shop altercation last month, police were cagey on if his death was misadventure or homicide. A month later, and the decision appears to have been made,
It's election day, and people all over this great country are busy posting pictures of their "I voted" stickers to Twitter and Instagram. Taking it one step further, some
The San Francisco Police Department says that they've tracked down the man behind a mini crime spree last week, after surveillance video tied a repeat offender to two armed robbery incidents.
After the death of owner Jay Johnson, the Orbit Room abruptly closed this spring, marking the end of 20 years in business and causing a lot of sadness around the neighborhood. But just
Nearly three weeks after an Ocean View shooting took out storefronts, damaged vehicles, and left a man dead, the San Francisco Police Department says that they tracked the suspects to Oakland and have
Another election day has arrived, and for those who actually read their voter guides carefully, I commend you for your patience and your civic due diligence. I would joke that there are only
The company formally known as Google (Alphabet) hopes to have drones delivering you baby wipes and other small items by 2017, according to one of the company's engineers. The announcement was
Bay Area elder-statesmen rockers Metallica will play a hometown show on the eve of Super Bowl 50, as we just learned. The concert, to take place in AT&T Park, is
In the Twitterverse, until today at least, a tap of the star icon nominally indicated that something was a user's "favorite." But "faving," as the gesture was
It's been over a year since Robin Williams took his own life in the Tiburon home they shared, and now his wife of three years, Susan Williams (née Schneider), has spoken
Join the action. #SF City Hall Drop Off Stations open until 8. On Polk/Grove St sidewalks. #sfelections @rasmusktvu pic.twitter.com/JbEAHV5jpy — SF Elections (@SFElections) November 3, 2015 FINALLY. After campaigns that
* Did former Times food columnist turned vegan delivery service start-up staffer Mark Bittman just call companies like Seamless, Caviar, and Munchery "glorified pizza delivery, or glorified Thai take-out"? Sure
* You know that guy who decided that getting a permit was going to take too long so he just started excavating a small hillside on his property in Sunnyside to create an off-
Sean Parker plans to give away all his money before he dies, and he's not just going to blow it on whatever drugs he might have been doing in this picture,
