A San Francisco man who calls himself an entrepreneur is reportedly trying to turn Lyft Line into an (involuntary) Tinder. As Leigha Beckman writes on Medium and shares with SFist, a man she
Somewhat predictably following a media firestorm around the unceremonious removal of 11 East Bay women from the Napa Valley Wine Train for allegedly being loud whilst drinking their wine, the group has engaged
Man Found Dead In Parklet Outside The Mill: http://t.co/wKs5n31tP8 by @LightExposures pic.twitter.com/q3NAjhzv9S — Hoodline (@HoodlineSF) August 31, 2015 The deceased body of a "nicely dressed gentlemen"
During the weekend closure of the Transbay Tube earlier this month, BART replaced some of the tracks in the tube itself that they say are responsible for the terrible screeching sound that we
The small print on the new website, No On F, reads "Paid for by SF For Everyone, No on Proposition F, Sponsored and Major Funding by Airbnb." SF For Everyone is,
As you may or may not be aware, the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta is made up of a series of levees, all of which protect a freshwater source that supplies water to
An appeal from California Attorney General Kamala Harris, in a case pertaining to delays in California's death penalty system, went before a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit today in
Eager to hop off life's treadmill and go play on the playa, one Craigslister has been hoping to trade in his literal treadmill — an expensive one! — for a ticket to Burning
Despite some protestations earlier this month claiming that they would continue to run beloved late-night diner The Grubstake "as is," new almost-owners Nick Pigott and Johnny "Love"
You know how Muni switched some things up in April, adding some rapid/skip-stop bus lines to existing lines and trying to improve service for certain parts of town? Well that was
Since its premier in 1986, Andrew Lloyd Weber's The Phantom of the Opera has broken records as the longest-running Broadway musical of all time, and has played San Francisco more
Two different videographers caught footage of whales doing their whale thing off the coast of Northern California this weekend. In one case, a slickly professional TV news team was the first, ever, to
"[Dont'] pick fights with motorists, even (especially) if they’re itching for one," writes one website devoted to San Francisco's Critical Mass, the monthly bike ride that takes
We'll keep the negativity to a minimum because obviously we're not there and can't speak to its glories and wonders, but Burning Man officially began Sunday with
Things turned violent in Golden Gate Park this weekend, when a party that continued until the early morning hours culminated in a shooting that injured one. A 19-year-old woman was shot
* Your weekend ICMY: A power line fall closes 101 Saturday and Sunday night, a rent increase closes Boogaloos, SFPD recovered a guitar that once belonged to a Red Hot Chili Pepper, some guys
Two men who live-streamed their attempt to hunt down a man have been arrested after cops caught wind of the video. Carlos Gonzalez and Damon Batson of Sacramento were driving to the
Services were still held this morning in a Bayview church, even after it was hit with racist graffiti and vandalism earlier in the week. The St. Paul's Tabernacle Church, located on
Highway 101 has reopened since the high-voltage lines fell on the freeway, but crews will once again close the roadway tonight to make further repairs. From Sunday night, at 10 p.m.
* As you might have guessed from the photo above, there was a Super Moon last night. [CBS5] * A librarian pedals around SF on a bike trailed by books. [Visual News] * The Madame Tussauds
Officers have recovered a stolen guitar that was once played by a member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and was on its way to the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. The
Everybody's favorite place to stand in line for hours to get brunch might soon be going out of business. Boogaloo's, known not just for the lines but also their
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Update: both directions of 101 reopened around 2:30 p.m. Both directions of Highway 101 in Burlingame are expected to remain closed until 5 p.m., Saturday, after power lines fell onto
* Two shot on 880 in Oakland late Friday night. [KRON4] [Bay City News] * [Twitter] says that they want to get more diverse. [Cnet] [Wired] [SF Chronicle] * A petition demanding that developers be required
* Vanity Fair is hosting a 'New Establishment Summit' in SF on October 1 featuring some "tech titans," and tickets are $5,500. Yes, $5,500. [RachelSchafer/Twitter] * Judge rejects
