This week over at the SFist food desk, we took a tour of the new Bon Marché which opened for realz today, did a little rumor-mongering re: La Boulange re-opening/rebranding,
A manager at the Rainforest Café at Fisherman's Wharf was held up at gunpoint around 1 a.m. this morning. Bay City News reports that a suspect entered the restaurant and
For some reason, the person who posted this ad to Craigslist for an in-law one-bedroom in the Bayview couldn't take a clear shot of the unit in question. Either
Your friend that only smokes pure indica because sativa 'makes them paranoid?' Scientists have confirmed your sneaking suspicion that these dopers are just blowing smoke. As any serious toker will point
As part of their Truly CA series, KQED has just shared this documentary short about San Francisco drag star and Oasis co-owner Heklina. It's a little odd, with a Bergman-
It seems as though Trump piñatas are quite a popular item in the Mission, as the Chron reports. The demand for them and the rate they’re selling at is akin to how
On the third day of Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez’s preliminary hearing, KGO reports, a ballistics expert testified that the fatal bullet that struck Kathryn Steinle ricocheted off the pavement of the pier.
Stephen Colbert's fondness for Silicon Valley tech is well known, and he certainly made Colbert Report hay lampooning San Francisco's eccentricities — but now that he's made the
Japantown mainstay Ino Sushi, famous in part for its fantastically fresh fish and in part for the gruff temperament of chef-owner Noboru Inoue, is closing its doors forever next week as Ino-
Stanley Roberts, KRON 4's host of "People Behaving Badly," is in many ways the self-appointed conscience of San Francisco. So, brace yourselves because god knows what kind of
More news on the case of Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow this week: Defense attorney Dennis Riordan revealed in a court filing on Wednesday that the Feds lavished Chow and others, spending over $1
We've talked before about how crime is spiking in San Francisco: some blame the income divide, others blame the passage of Prop 47, and still others blame SF's rapid
There have been a lot of eyebrow raises amongst the media regarding the mayor's as-yet unexplained plan to clear all the homeless out of the vicinity of the Super Bowl
At a four-way stop in Austin, Texas, a cyclist on a fixed-gear bike — or a "fixie" as the in-group calls them — baffled one of Google's self-
No Escape - Everywhere The jokes about this movie and its title — "No escape from this garbage!" — are easy, and not entirely true. There is an escape: just don't see
Unless you're Meryl Streep or Diane Keaton, good, complex leading roles for Actresses of a Certain Age can be hard to come by. Which is why it's refreshing that
* Does a student loan refinancing company's survey really equal "How some in San Francisco and New York manage to pay low rent"? [Fusion] * Sorry guys, the [Huffington Post] says
* Following the theft of the UC Berkeley Police chief’s gun, another law enforcement officer has their gun stolen, this time in Oakland. [KRON 4] [CBS SF] * It’s coyote pupping season, so
Starbucks is "in discussion with interested parties to transfer the leases for some retail locations" the chain tells Hoodline, with Eater and the Business Times getting in on the speculation that
There's a new sheriff in town at Black Rock City well, Pershing County, Nevada to be precise. Former sheriff's deputy Jerry Allen was elected to replace former sheriff Richard
Don't worry, everybody. The "blood" — all 6 gallons of it — in local bawdy singer/songwriter Rachel Lark's first music video is just corn syrup. "No sex-
The beloved French film Amélie (2001) has been turned into a musical which will be having its world premiere in September at Berkeley Rep. The book is by acclaimed playwright Craig Lucas (Prelude
In celebration of their 10th anniversary, quirky local ice cream company Three Twins is doing a “Name Your Price” special all day today at all four of its Bay Area locations, including the
The Mission District is no stranger to graffiti, from anti-gentrification messages spray-painted on businesses and buildings, to the defacement of an LGBTQ-themed mural, to the campaign of vandalism and threats
When Treasure Island Music Festival — in some ways the lower-key counterpart to Outside Lands — herds artists from The National to DeadMau5 to the Bay Area for October 17 and 18, some of
