A terrible accident caught on film highlights the dangers faced everyday by pedestrians on the streets of San Francisco. The crash, which thankfully did not result in any death, occurred when a scooter
It was 2006 when the Chron gracefully danced around Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow's role in the death of Chinese community leader Allen Leung. Nearly a decade later, what many
"Can you possibly tell me what, up there, that's so vacant to me, you call a 'cloud,'" Olive Horrell, a 97-year-old great-grandmother, asked at
Airbnb is launching a new service that seeks to expand their services beyond vacation rentals. The $25-billion dollar company this past weekend sent beta invitations to select users announcing their upcoming "
The 29th annual Bridge School Benefit, founded by Neil Young and his ex-wife Pegi down at Shoreline Amphitheater, happened over the weekend, drawing Baby Boomers and Ryan Adams fans from across the
The pulse of Walker, Texas Ranger fans quickened across California this morning, as news broke that police officers in the Northern California town of Anderson will now be equipped with nunchucks. The town&
Days after we all watched as the San Francisco Police Department chased a man who'd stolen one of their SUVs we're finally learning a bit more about the suspect,
Police are investigating the cause of an explosion and fire on the top floor of a three-story building at 15 Dolores Street, near Market Street. TV news crews could be seen in
How does this still work? Guy walks into a bank, hands the teller a note which may or may not say anything on it besides, "Give me money," and the teller
* I'm still skeptical about pumpkin beer, but Caleb might be starting to convert me. [SFist] * A sidewalk sinkhole with "raw sewage coming out of it, and you can smell it
* A condo development planned for 240 Pacific Avenue is moving forward. [Hoodline] * Remember that dead body on 101 last week? The deceased was 27-year old Nicolas Vasquez-Lopez of SF. [Bay City
A Sonoma County Judge dropped recent charges against former crack kingpin "Freeway" Rick Ross today after claims by Ross that his arrest was the result of racial profiling. Ross was arrested
Ron Conway, Mayor Ed Lee's own personal angel investor, knows how he'll be voting in this upcoming local election. Ed Lee all the way, baby. In fact, Conway seems
A week after a woman received traumatic brain injuries during an altercation that began on a Muni bus, that woman has died in what police say is San Francisco's 40th homicide
It's decorative gourd-flavored beer season, motherf**ckers. But pumpkin beers are a divisive drink, so we've just included two of them here amidst a variety of seasonal brews.
When news broke earlier this month that the Hearst Corporation had refused to renew the lease for Dave's Bar, 26-year-old downtown dive, a cry of sadness went up across
In a refreshing reminder that the rest of the world is not up Steve Jobs' ass the way many folks here are, the much-lauded Aaron Sorkin film about the Apple founder
It was a case of classic car tragedy and selflessness, when a a Ferrari that burst into flames at a Bay Area gas station somehow managed to drive itself away from the pumps
Shoppers at a Marin County supermarket got a disgusting surprise Sunday, when a vandal threw an exploding bag of human waste at the store's meat counter. The Marin County Hazardous Materials
Encountering random strangers fighting it out on the streets of San Francisco is just sometimes part of city life. Many of us look the other way, quickening our step as we hurry on
Thirteen years after passage at the state level, a law allowing for the compelled treatment of certain mentally ill individuals will take effect in San Francisco next Monday. Implementation of Laura's
Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, Whitechapel has got to be among the best. With 350 varieties of the botanical spirit including vintage and rare selections
Attention, dreamers: Don't let anyone tell you that you're too scattered and indecisive to be a criminal. Just look at the guy in the photo above and video below,
Bart train slowly filling with smoke. Happy Monday @sfbart A photo posted by @korov on Oct 26, 2015 at 9:59am PDT It's been a rough Monday for BART, with equipment
"[It] will take more than a mild slowdown in tech activity to break down favorable supply demand fundamentals in the Bay Area," wrote Morgan Stanley analyst Vance Edelson in a note
