Chill billboard, @airbnb pic.twitter.com/4QuRJSaG0N — ｊｄｅｎ (@jden415) October 22, 2015 As a couple of images circulated late Wednesday, like this one, of ads in San Francisco purporting to be for Airbnb
* Yahoo gives up on original TV after Community tanks. [Wired] * Mission Bay biotech companies lend their support to Warriors arena plans. [SF Business Times] * FDA lets 23andme provide users with genetic info again.
* The above ad: Is it real? It's a touch passive aggressive, no? [Facebook] * On clever Vine-r sums up Back to the Future Day. [museummammy/Twitter] * The Mariposa on/off ramps
How do all techies vote? With ballots, like everyone else. Here's a better trick question. How do all young people vote? Not in local elections! Sad, but true, and not illegal.
Supervisor Scott Wiener yesterday announced his intention to propose new legislation making it easier for the city to go after "serial code violators," specifically mentioning The Academy of Art University as
Remember the earthquake swarm that hit San Ramon last week? The one on the Calaveras Fault, which is a branch of the San Andreas Fault that runs under the far East Bay? Well,
As promised back in July when we last heard October as the timeframe for the debut of Wise Sons Bagel in the Fillmore, I've got an update for you. Tablehopper got
While San Francisco is still a far cry from being a fashion capital, we are hardly without fashion sense (ahem, New York Magazine and your superiority of 2014). And in our booming economy
The California Department of Corrections Tuesday announced official guidelines regarding sexual reassignment surgery for transgender inmates, making California the first state to publicly set such standards. This move, which comes after two cases
You already know all about Jeremiah Kaylor, the alleged Washington Street Mansion Squatter who police say set up camp in a notoriously vacant Presidio Heights mansion, then (again, allegedly) proceeded to sell off
Further differentiating the taxi industry from Lyft and Uber, who do nothing of the sort, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors voted unanimously yesterday to annually drug test cabbies for
Known to be pretty legally strict, Janet Jackson's legal team appears to have gone after every person they can find who posted photos and videos from her "Unbreakable" tour
Local citizen review outfit Yelp has far bigger problems these days than dealing with a parody takedown of the Yelp Elite on South Park last week but a parody website "nbc.com.
Look out, Florida! Your dominance in the "idiotically named drug overdose" headline race is under threat this week, after reports that three teens in tony Marin County have overdosed on a
“We cannot allow one event to dictate 25 years of our city’s policies toward undocumented immigrants," Supervisor Malia Cohen told a cheering crowd of 250 mostly Latino supporters yesterday. This was
A newly released study of the California restaurant industry documents pervasive racial and gender segregation among restaurant employee positions, and the profound impact this has on the people who cook and serve our
As the internet has made sure to remind you a few hundred times this week, today is Back to the Future Day! Yes, in real life we've finally made it to
A cyclist was injured Monday night, when a right-turning driver slammed into him, then fled. According to San Francisco Police Department spokesperson Officer Albie Esparza, a 38-year-old man was riding
* Is $17/hr solid pay for a part-time gig responding to Craigslist ads? [SFist] * Police make arrest in series of Richmond District muggings. [KRON4] * SF real estate tycoon "Lucky Luke"
Join the San Francisco Zoo for this year's Boo at the Zoo! Grab friends and family and head down to trick-or-treat and see the animals. Do the Monster Mash
* That massive affordable Bayview development has stalled after a developer pulled-out citing rising construction costs. [Business Times] * Who killed Mission Motors? Apple. How? Poaching. [Business Times] * Our Supervisors were mulling over our
The tone was somber at the town hall meeting held yesterday to discuss the shooting death of 27-year-old Herbet Benitez by police officers at 8th and Market Street this past Thursday.
Last Friday night on the way to see Kurt Vile at the Fillmore, a friend who hadn't yet been gestured to the iconic indie music temple, a bit baffled. "That&
I could save this for Apartment Sadness, but at this point, it's old hat! Business Insider catches up with yet another young employee at Google who's continuing the grand
Finding an apartment on Craigslist is hard work, all the harder in a tight market. The endless emails that never seem to get returned, the weird phone calls, the showing up to a
