A lot of you are probably sick of reading stories about affordable housing, moratoriums on building, Airbnb, and a bizarrely contentious fight over something called District 3, wherever that might be. For those
Hanging today in The Cloisters of New York, The Hunt for the Unicorn Company is perhaps the most famous series of tapestries in human history, numbering seven in total, six of which survive
Facebook announced two changes to their platform this week, both of which are intended to make the experience of using the service slightly less annoying. The company is doing away with the "
While most of us spend the time leading up to Halloween preoccupied with costume decisions and purchases, one San Francisco teen has over the past 11 years spent his Octobers in a different
A man was threatened with a gun and his car was stolen in the Castro this week, the Bay Area Reporter writes. Officer Albie Esparza says the incident occurred at 12:50 a.
It’s All Hallow’s Eve Eve Eve, and many San Francisco storefronts are killing it with exceedingly creepy and fabulous Halloween gore, and décor. As you head out for your last-minute
Get ready for a new era, as BART announced yesterday that their forthcoming train cars will be equipped with three doors, eschewing the two-door design to which we're all accustomed.
The first snows of what could be a very snowy El Niño winter fell at high altitudes in Lake Tahoe on Wednesday afternoon, and skiers and ski resorts are getting very excited. As
San Francisco-based review site Yelp posted its third-quarter revenue report yesterday, beating analysts' expectations with a reported growth in revenues of 40 percent over the same quarter last year. The
At 2 a.m. on November 1, Daylight Saving Time ends and we all get an an "extra" hour as clocks "fall back." What will you do with it?
Whether you believe him or not, longtime owner of Tadich Grill Steve Buich, who says he retired from the business 20 years ago, has spoken out via email to the Chronicle's
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"With trading, you look for arbitrage opportunities, where you have an opportunity to buy things for cheaper and sell them for more," a San Francisco Airbnb host anonymously confided in his
The neighborhood-focused social media company Nextdoor has enjoyed tremendous growth since its 2011 San Francisco launch. The company, which differentiates itself from competitors by limiting its online groups to those who live
Police are asking for public assistance after a San Francisco-based financial trader disappeared during a trip to England for a job interview. 24-year-old Josh Sanchez-Maldonado flew to London from
Despite skepticism from anti-eviction activists, the owner of the building at 53-55 Walter Street where longtime tenant David Brenkus is facing an Ellis Act eviction has reached out to SFist to
Intersections are dangerous! We know this. And three specific San Francisco intersections have now been ranked among the most potentially deadly in the nation: Octavia Boulevard and Market Street (which has been noted
* One of the side effects of Operation Boo: If you're not passing out candy on Halloween, you look like a sex offender. [SFist] * Even after all this new development, "Mission
Image via Darin Marshall. There's a lot to love about San Francisco, but it’s not perfect. This is especially true on the housing front, where insane rent and astronomical home
* "Guys, it’s like an Italian dining room table," said head coach of the embattled 49ers Jim Tomsula. "Everybody’s sitting around the table, things get heated, dishes get broke
Free two-hour delivery has some high hidden costs for its providers, and Amazon isn't paying those in full, or so alleges a new lawsuit seeking class-action status. Al Jazeera
As the Chronicle and the Business Times reported, there was a day-long fan event celebrating the Warriors Tuesday, who helped the cable station TNT to kick off the opening of basketball season
Permits pose a problem? Just start digging. What could go wrong? https://t.co/YLI0E7tP6l pic.twitter.com/FY0LBHDpZp — SocketSite (@SocketSite) October 27, 2015 Sick of the never-ending nightmare that is street
The New York Times travel section is blowing up your local spot. In the latest in their series, the paper spends 36 hours in San Francisco (perhaps all they could afford?) and seems
We learned a couple months back that Iza Ramen had closed a deal to take over the former Squat & Gobble at 237 Fillmore Street, which shut its doors over the summer after
A family was held up yesterday afternoon morning in the Mission by two suspects brandishing knives. The man, woman, and 2-year-old were near the corner of 29th Street and San Jose
