by Jack Morse In an apparent doubling down on his controversial April comment that "there won’t be any room" for San Francisco's homeless once the Super Bowl 50
by Jack Morse A bizarre tragedy involving the makers of everyone's favorite buttered-popcorn simulacrum candy occurred this past Saturday. During a retreat at the private Fairfield estate of Jelly Belly
![[Update] Tourist Robbed, Shot In Chest Near Crooked Section Of Lombard Street](https://img.sfist.com/assets_c/2015/08/2278180309_1c320cbbf3_z-thumb-640xauto-909244.jpg)
Though the Chronicle originally reported that a man was shot and killed on a touristy Russian Hill block, they now write that the sole shooting victim is injured, not dead. He is now
It seems inevitable, given that the internet is the internet, that someone would do a satirical take on Burning Man in the form of musical theater. And that very thing has arrived! It&
Nostalgic people, take note: Soon that (somewhat arbitrarily) torn Muni transfer for cash fares will disappear, to be replaced by a computer-printed slip. According to the Chron, the current cash fare boxes
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, AUGUST 25 CABLE CAR RACE: From
Last week, a 2-alarm fire struck the Outer Sunset haunt the Riptide, a bar frequently highlighted by SFist for its equally warm fireplace and atmosphere. Fire damage has now been estimated at
Saturday's Mission Street hit-and-run wasn't the only such crime last weekend — Sunday night, two more people fell victim to a driver that struck them, then took off.
by Jack Morse Not content to disrupt the way we move from Point A to Point B, tech CEO's Elon Musk and Travis Kalanick will be disrupting our late-night comedy
So here's a rumor I'm going to float, and before I reveal the source, hear me out: Vice-President Joe Biden, who's all but expected to throw
6th St closed between Market and Mission after Porsche slams into pedestrian pic.twitter.com/FOWLSwjN1W — Evan Sernoffsky (@EvanSernoffsky) August 25, 2015 A SoMa pedestrian is fighting for his life this morning, after
![[Update] PR Fixer Sam Singer Brought In To Help Napa Wine Train, Issues Apology To Black Women's Book Club](https://img.sfist.com/assets_c/2015/08/napa-wine-train-women-thumb-640xauto-909054.jpg)
Now that the Napa Valley Wine Train's unceremonious treatment of eleven women on Saturday has made national headlines and even landed on CBS This Morning, the train company's hired
* Merl Reagle, a beloved crossword puzzle maker whose work anchored the magazine of the San Francisco Examiner and later the [SF Chronicle], has died. * Beware: Bay Area condo values are slipping slightly, [SocketSite]
Montgomery station right now after a @SFBART train hits, kills person at Embarcadero http://t.co/Um3ZmyceCq pic.twitter.com/p5UvlxVoXt — Todd Johnson (@SFBizTodd) August 24, 2015 A man reportedly jumped in front
* State Bird Provisions executive chef/owner Stuart Brioza spoke to San Francisco Magazine to offer a few words of advice to AL's Place, given that he has some experience with being
Let's take it as a given that the status quo of San Francisco streets is crap. But is 2015 the worst "summer of muck" on record? Certainly Debra Saunders
The satirical web series Tech Boom!, which I reviewed here last fall, has just come out with a second "season" of five brief episodes, of which the one above may be
Call it the Mid-Market Marais. Bon Marché has shrunk that famed Parisian quartier — with all its wine, pastry, and flower stalls — down to 7,500 square feet on the first floor of
A site called Metrocosm gathered every shoot notice posted or distributed to San Francisco city residents since early 2013 to create this interactive map. The map is an interesting snapshot of just how
Officially dubbed the 2014 South Napa Earthquake, the quake that struck at 3:20 a.m. last August 24th officially marks its one-year anniversary today. The quake only caused minor shaking in
The totally non-metaphorical plague of biting green bugs that descended on the Black Rock Desert last week — bringing with it a rash of negative press — has mostly disappeared. Those pests, the Burning
The San Francisco Police Department is seeking witnesses to a Mission Street hit-and-run that critically injured a 24-year-old woman. According to an SFPD spokesperson, the woman was crossing Mission
A Richmond District couple says they feel so menaced by area raccoons that they won't leave the house after 11 p.m. for fear of the masked beasts. And, sure enough,
A San Francisco hang glider died Sunday, after witnesses say that he flew straight into a Fort Funston cliff. San Francisco Fire Department Battalion Chief Jeff Barden says that crews including an officer
The underground competitive drinking contest known as the Beer Mile had a milestone event on Treasure Island Saturday, with the Beer Mile World Classic bringing the drinking game's world record holders
