Chief Greg Suhr says the two officers caught on video joking about police shootings did not behave with the "class" expected of SFPD officers. The two officers shown in the video
* Twitter's biggest investor is mad that the company hasn't hired a CEO yet. [Cnet] [Wired] * Over 200 people sent letters objecting to a proposed alcohol-serving Taco Bell in
* Augusta Lee Collins, a legendary jazz/blues musician, was killed in an Alemeda traffic accident. [CBS SF] * The SFMTA photo lab is super chill — literally, in order to protect old negatives. [SFMTA] * Housing
The season opener at ACT's Geary Theater is an angry play, and an urban play, and it's also an entirely sophisticated, provoking, and redemptive profile of one angry, aging,
This week there's been plenty of goings on in the food news department. For starters, the team behind the Financial District's Sens have announced that Market Street sequel Barcha
Yesterday it came out that tech exec Gurbaksh 'G' Chahal may have wiggled out of 45 felony counts of domestic violence by paying $1 million for help from former San Francisco
Remember this little of corner of hell from a few weeks back? Well I'll do you one better: This sorry piece of housing for the desperate is upstairs from a Thai
Last weekend the Chronicle told the encouraging tale of tiny, 32-year-old Video Wave, which was saved by loyal Noe Valley neighbors by sharing space with a candy store. But a move
There's something called "Betteridge's law of headlines" which reads "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." And
Billboard reports that a "heartbroken" Robyn says she just can't perform songs on which she collaborated with producer Christian Falk, who died last summer from cancer. That's
Amid the mired SFPD racist texting scandal, CBS SF has flagged new, utterly damning video of insensitive remarks from local police officers. The two brief Instagram videos, taken at Happy Donuts at 24th
As you all heard, Susan Sarandon was one of the celebrities at Burning Man this was her second time there in three years and as she told Jimmy Kimmel this week, she stayed
In an effort to deal with overstuffed rush-hour trains, BART will, as of Monday, make several schedule changes and do away with those dumb three-car trains. In an official announcement, BART
A hearing for ad tech mogul Gurbaksh “G” Chahal on charges of domestic violence — specifically hitting and kicking a woman whom he met while on trial for 45 felony counts of similar behavior
A suspect who really did not want to be caught by police gave chase Thursday evening, via the waters of Mission Bay and China Basin, only to be caught three hours later after
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night only to be yelled at by an audience member during the taping about how the company is "ruining&
Man Found Dead In Parklet Outside The Mill: http://t.co/wKs5n31tP8 by @LightExposures pic.twitter.com/q3NAjhzv9S — Hoodline (@HoodlineSF) August 31, 2015 Ten days after a "nicely dressed gentlemen" was
A new advertisement that mocks Burning Man's corporate influences and was itself produced by sandwich company Quizno's (as a faux-installment of The Maze Runner movie franchise) is so
The Visit - Everywhere The good news is, M. Night Shyamalan has made his best movie in years. The bad news is, it's another damned found footage horror movie. The divorced mother
* Pot fans are lending Ross Mirkarimi their support. [SF Gate] * Rally held denouncing the alleged actions of the man arrested for anti-Chinese graffiti. [KRON4] * The allegedly "hella drunk" Bay Bridge
* California's Employment Development Department just declared another Uber driver an employee, not a contractor. [Reuters] * People keep robbing tourists’ cars, and the SFPD seems powerless to stop them, per Nevius. [Chron]
While the New York Times continues to give slobbery kisses to Apple and its iPhones every chance it gets, there has been some inevitable criticism following yesterday's splashy September product unveiling.
Mission affordable housing advocates are going to want to take a new report from the city's chief economist that says the proposed moratorium on market-rate housing isn't going
In the months after a jury ruled in March that Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers did not discriminate against onetime partner Ellen Pao on the basis of gender, it seemed that Pao would seek
When a Tenderloin SRO elevator door opened on an empty shaft, a blind hotel resident fell to his death, another resident tells SFist. The San Francisco Fire Department confirmed that on August 20th
