Good news, brunch squad! Though Valencia Street favorite Boogaloos is indeed facing a fat rent increase and was rumored to be shutting its doors for good pretty much right away, it's
In news that should please anyone concerned about the recent wave of hit-and-runs sweeping SF, the San Francisco Police Department says they've made an arrest in a collision so
After just two years in its new location in the Castro, and after more than a decade in smaller digs on Polk Street, Pesce (2223 Market Street) is calling it quits. The restaurant
This video, shot on August 29, shows a group of climbers installing 39 solar-powered LED lanterns temporarily up the Snake Dike route on Yosemite's Half Dome. It was an art
Following on Monday's report that the beloved Grubstake diner would likely indeed go the way of the developer's bulldozer under new ownership, the Chronicle circled back to the buyers,
BART is 43 in human years, but in public transportation years, it's like a zillion and showing its age. As such, the agency has budgeted $20 million this year, and then
A 32-month study at the Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center found that among sexually active gay men who were taking PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) the HIV-prevention treatment program using the
Just witnessed a shooting at West Oakland Bart station. 2 police men. 1 black man. pic.twitter.com/GijZ40ARq3 — Akshay Dodeja (@dodeja) September 2, 2015 BART police announced Wednesday that they plan on
"Hundreds of art cars were circling the Man, shining in the dark," writes Caveat Magister on the Voices of Burning Man blog. "A thousand more bicycles were parked outside of
The San Francisco Police Department is seeking a suspect in a silver SUV, after a man was fatally gunned down on Wednesday morning in the Bayview. SFPD officers found 23-year-old German
via GIPHY Sukari, the San Francisco Zoo’s 13-year-old African lioness, has given birth to a new member of the pride. Someday, all this will be his — or hers, as the
Like we surmised earlier, since new iPhones are hardly cause for huge press events at this juncture, that unusually large, splashy Apple event being set up at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium for next
* Uber might be expanding its sprawling corporate offices into Oakland. [SF Business Times] * Starving sea birds are appearing on Bay Area beaches. [KRON4] * San Quentin death row inmate Ronald Harold Seaton has died
* At 17th and Treat a homeless couple started a couch fire, with some guessing it could have been part of their lovers' quarrel. [Mission Local] * One tech "thought leader" says
The latest in the case against Matthew Muller, the sole suspect in the March kidnapping and alleged sexual assault of Vallejo resident Denise Huskins, makes this bizarre tale all the richer. As Wired
San Francisco's public restroom wrongdoers are being put on notice by a group of "potty-sitters," as the Chronicle calls these new hires who are being paid up to
Wes Craven was doubtless a visionary, and what he envisioned scared (and titillated) pretty much everybody. The Last House on the Left (1972), The Hills Have Eyes(1977), and Scream (1996), which gave
The SF Bay Area may not hold a candle to New York when it comes to theater offerings, but you may not be aware of the rich array of small local and regional
At SoMa's Local Brewing Co., co-founder and brewmaster Regan Long wanted to share a lesson on N2 versus CO2 in beer. And she wanted to do it in a way
Even though in my opinion it ought to cost $200,000, the state has thankfully raised the fee for filing a ballot initiative from $200 to $2,000, making it slightly more difficult
North Bay residents who rely on the 101 corridor are soon going to have another, less trafficky option for getting to and from the Golden Gate or at least to and from San
Off Highway 280, there's a house in Hillsborough that looks better suited to the town of Bedrock. Yes, the "Flintstone House," as it's affectionately known, has been
The SFMTA is hailing its experiment, known as the 5L-Fulton Limited Pilot Project, as a success. Already, they say, it's moved and consolidated stops to increase speed and ridership on
Oh, chicken! Just before Bay Bridge toll plaza right now. I fear this will not end well. pic.twitter.com/8ANfapwp9K — Jeff Chu (@jeffchu) September 2, 2015 Traffic's always bad on
Perhaps not content to let her fifteen minutes of infamy fade out, transracial spokeswoman Rachel Dolezal tells TMZ she's pregnant. The 37-year-old Spokane resident, who last we heard was
