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Horrible People Trying To Launch Yelp For People
In an age in which you can write reviews of your bus line and join a dating app exclusively for the tech and business elite, it only stands to reason that someone would
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Writer Daniel Handler AKA Lemony Snicket Pledges $1 Million To Planned Parenthood
Fortune has favored Daniel Handler, the Bay Area author who penned the Edward Gorey-meets-Charles Dickens children's books A Series Of Unfortunate Eventsunder the pseudonym Lemony Snicket. Now he and
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49ers Season Ticket Holders Give Up, Scramble To Offload Tickets
49ers fans are finding their faith tested by the conditions at Levi's Stadium and an already trying season. ABC 7 reports that as many as three thousand Season Builders Licenses, or
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LA-Based Healthy Buffet Chain Lemonade Taking Three More La Boulange Spaces, Including The Metreon
As was rumored last week after they inked a deal for the former La Boulange location in West Portal, LA-based fast-casual chain Lemonade has snagged three more of the soon-to-
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HOK Architects And Salesforce Tower Developer Propose Sculptural Office Tower At 4th And Harrison
San Francisco continues to up its architecture game with some new renderings of a proposed HOK-designed 240-foot-tall office tower next to the freeway, on an industrial site in SoMa across
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SFist Reviews: <i>Sweeney Todd</i> At SF Opera
My esteemed colleague Cedric recently suggested that SF Opera's recent staging of a production detailing "the evil scheming of a morally corrupt upper class against the noble instincts and the
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Pot Boom: Two Local Dispensaries, SPARC And Apothecarium, Plot Expansions
As we await possible statewide marijuana legalization in 2016, we're getting news today of two big SF dispensaries expanding their footprints in the city as providers of medical weed. First there&
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Yes, It Looks Like Jack Dorsey Is There To Stay As Twitter CEO
Don't call it a comeback, because Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has already been back, serving as the company's interim CEO since Dick Costolo stepped down in June. But
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Weather Report: Indian Summer On Pause
We've been pretty spoiled the last few weeks, but now it's time for some early fall rain some actual, non-drizzly, honest-to-god rain that lasts for more
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SFPD Seeks Cadillac Driver After Conflict With Cyclist
Another day, another story of conflict between a cyclist and a driver, I guess? Today's tale in this city battling over regulations for bike riders involves a Cadillac, an allegedly sideswiped
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Local Artist Shot And Killed While Working On Anti-Violence Mural In West Oakland
27-year-old Antonio Ramos was painting a community mural under an Interstate 580 overpass in West Oakland on Tuesday when he was shot at around 10:30 a.m., according to Police
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Are These San Francisco's Noisiest Neighborhoods?
When real estate industry website Trulia set out to map the noisiest neighborhoods in San Francisco, they did so by pulling "about five years" of "police data on noise complaints,
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It's Over: Giants Eliminated From Playoff Contention Losing 8-0 To The Bums
There is no joy in Torture Town today. The San Francisco Giants will not defend their World Series title. With a dismal 8-0 loss to the Dodgers Tuesday night that let LA
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Photos: Tuesday Night's Stunning Sunset
With its fog-free evenings and sprays of cirrocumulus clouds, September has given us some phenomenal sunsets, especially a string of them last week. And then, yesterday evening, there was another one for
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Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Ragged Tenderloin Flag
* San Francisco 49ers linebacker Ahmad Brooks has pleaded not guilty to sexual battery. [Associated Press] * Tattered flag at Hyde Street post office draws complaints. [ABC7] * Driscoll's Mortuary has gone green. [Mission
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Day Around The Bay: NorCal Extreme Sports Star Dies In NorCal Extreme Sports Accident
* Erik Roner, a Northern California extreme sports star and MTV personality, was killed when he hit a tree while skydiving in Tahoe as part of a performance for a golf tournament. He was
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The SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week
See and be seen at these select San Francisco shows, parties, and events. You know, because you can't read the Internet all the time. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 TOAST TO PLANNED PARENTHOOD:
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SFist Reviews: <i>San Francisco 2.0</i> on HBO
I think most of us can agree that when we heard that Nancy Pelosi's documentary filmmaker daughter had made a film about SF's "digital gold rush" and
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Video: The Ladies Of AsiaSF, Stars of 'Transcendent,' Offer Their Beauty Tips
The new SF-based reality show I told you about last month, following the lives of five trans women who work and perform at AsiaSF in SoMa, is getting its premiere on the
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Linking Climate Change To Banking, Protestors Shut Down FiDi Intersection
Hundreds gathered in San Francisco today to rally for a fossil-free future! RT to support. #FloodTheSystem pic.twitter.com/nUhKwR89DU — Greenpeace USA (@greenpeaceusa) September 28, 2015 Yesterday morning roughly 100 activists by
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Valley Fire Victims Getting Free Pot
In an act of charity that is sure to ease some pain for stoners medical marijuana patients affected by the Valley Fire, two Northern California dispensaries are giving away up to $200 in
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Supervisors Debating Affordable Housing Density Bonuses Today
As discussed last month, the Board of Supervisors today is debating an affordable housing density-bonus program, endorsed by the mayor and drafted by Planning. The deal for developers, as anticipated: Receive two
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Mission Moratorium Would Kill Plans To Make Armory Into Concert Venue
Though most of us have heard all the rhetoric and campaigning for and against Prop I, the ballot measure approximately 20 percent of the city's populace will be voting on this
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Suspects In Bayview Shooting Flee On Muni Bus
When you consider how you'd flee after a crime, it's unlikely that a Muni bus would top your list. After all, it's slow, unreliable, and never there
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Tomales Bay Oyster Company Fights With Marin Over Picnicking, Traffic On Highway 1
by Jack Morse Following on the protracted fight and ultimate closure of Drakes Bay Oyster Co. last year, Tomales Bay Oyster Company is now in trouble. The popular oyster farm and picnic spot,