Excellent news, kids: Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is on target to be open on December 17 in the historic, totally refurbished New Mission Theater, right on schedule. And, as a release tells us, the
Finally, after first hearing about the plan three years ago to add raised "cycle tracks" along Market Street, the Department of Public Works began construction on them today, with the first
Scoot Networks, the company that rents those little red electric scooters by the hour, have just launched a fleet of ten four-wheel, two-seater vehicles that you will be seeing a lot
Usually described as "lone" or "solitary," the coyote believed to be the sole representative of its species to live atop Telegraph Hill may have been feeling, well, a bit
An employed tech worker who recently moved to the Bay Area decided that rents were too high and her housing options were on the lower end of the spectrum were too depressing, so
by Daisy Barringer What is it about football that turns intelligent, thoughtful people into irrational idealists? Like, yes, the 49ers beat the Ravens yesterday, and yes, the team looked pretty good doing so,
Fans and hate-watchers of local politics have been following the race for District 3 supervisor since March, when former D3 Supe Aaron Peskin announced that he wanted to re-occupy the seat
It reads like the setup to a bad joke: When is a Menlo Park house so expensive that even Facebook employees can't afford it? Well, one would-be landlord found out
Pleasure seekers found what they were looking for this weekend at Treasure Island Music Festival: Great music in a small, relatively stress-free atmosphere, with healthy doses of food and art and whatever
A community meeting last week in the Upper Haight may have marked just the beginning of a new wave of anger about the homeless youth who have been a constant sight in the
Nearly a year after a missing tech worker was found dead in San Francisco Bay, another body has been found floating in the same waters. According to a San Francisco Fire Department dispatcher,
* Your weekend ICYMI: An SF middle school election took an odd turn, a Muni fight turned violent, several Inner Richmond residents were displaced in a fire, a man died after the car he
A photo posted by @mel.anita on Oct 18, 2015 at 11:04pm PDT A San Francisco-bound flight was grounded at Los Angeles International Airport Sunday night after a male passenger allegedly
A teacher's aide is being lauded for her quick thinking in foiling the attempted kidnapping of one of her former students. On Friday morning, Sandra Ferguson was driving to work at
Grateful Dead bassist and founding member Phil Lesh says he has cancer. On Friday afternoon, through the website for his San Rafael restaurant and music venue Terrapin Crossroads, Lesh revealed that he was
One man is dead and another in critical condition after a car drove off the Santa Cruz Wharf on Saturday night. Witnesses say a white Cadillac sedan drove through the wooden railings of
* Members of the San Francisco Tennis Club have formed a non-profit to prevent development in their chosen place to hit balls. [SF Chronicle] * Construction on SF's first raised bike lane
A three-alarm blaze in the Inner Richmond has displaced multiple residents as investigators try to determine the cause. The fire broke out just before 2 p.m., Friday afternoon, in a multi-
A woman was severely injured after two people she was arguing with on a bus attacked her and left her in the street in the Mission District. The 55-year-old woman was
The results of a student election at San Francisco middle school are being withheld because the principal feels the results don't reflect the school's diversity. "That is concerning
* YOU GUYS. Is that freakin' CARPET in the infamous $350K shack? What do you think that smells like. [SFist] * The former managing partner of infamous landlord CitiApartments (Lembi if you're
* The 48hills founders have created a new nonprofit to take over the name and preserve the archives of the San Francisco Bay Guardian, may it rest in peace. [48 Hills] * Do millennials prefer
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It's one of those stories that makes you do a double take: art museum curator and newly minted landlord evicts a 34-year tenant, who just so happens to be an
You've hopefully heard the good news about The Orbit Room's return, and about WesBurger finding a permanent home in The Mission. Then there's the ridiculous Sinbad'
Update: In the end, the 'Disaster Shack' at 16 De Long Street got six offers over ten days on the market and sold for a whopping 16.5% over ask at
