A group of 10 African American women and one white woman whose book club goes on an annual wine-tasting excursion to Napa were reportedly treated unfairly aboard the Napa Valley Wine Train
Go Topless Day in San Francisco http://t.co/KxnBye1hDI #gotoplessday #SF pic.twitter.com/m4WfwVXK0B — Kat Duncan (@KatDuncanSF) August 24, 2015 Several years in a row, organizers have tried to galvanize breast-
@JanelleMonae & Wanderland crew blessed SF with song, protest and march today #hellutalkingabout #blacklivesmatter pic.twitter.com/R0nJycQTh1 — Portia Elder (@PortiaElder) August 24, 2015 About 300 people showed up for the rally and
* ICYMI this weekend: Two NorCal guys are getting the hero treatment in France, a tagger gets sued by the city, remembering the 50th anniversary of the Giants/Dodgers brawl, a San Jose cat
Three weeks ago: Saving for 10 percent down, not 20. Two weeks ago: Putting paperwork out to pasture. One week ago: Competing when your salary is... fine. This week: Not letting debt get
A San Francisco art dealer plead guilty to selling two rhino horns to an undercover agent for $55,000. The man, Lumsden Quan, was working with Edward Levine of Mill Valley to sell
Piles of bug carcasses, inches deep, cover small California towns: "They're in everything" http://t.co/iKBHSRxPnW pic.twitter.com/qiy8NEmhQW — CBS News (@CBSNews) August 21, 2015 While the
A neighborhood cat has become such a fixture at a San Jose high school that it has issued a student ID for it. Bubba the cat was officially issued a Leland High School
* The [SF Chronicle] takes a walk with a woman who calls the cops any time she sees a struggling homeless person (and the Coalition on Homelessness thinks it's great). [Update: Jennifer
R&B star Janelle Monáe will be performing Sunday afternoon in the Mission at a concert and rally against police violence. Monáe will be joined by Jidenna and fellow Wondaland Records artists
If you can't beat 'em, sue 'em. That's what San Francisco is doing in an effort to stop one of the most prolific taggers in the city.
Two Northern California men are being hailed as heroes for their role in thwarting a gunman on a train in France. Anthony Sadler—a Pittsburg native and Sac State student—and his friends
* SF cop and cancer patient have breakdance battle. [KRON4] * SF employment numbers hit a record high. [SocketSite] * Is being a developer in SF like being a victim of the Nazis? [San Francisco Magazine]
* Tech stocks got killed today, like bad. [Business Times] * Here is a tweetstorm prophecy regarding bubble-popping. [Re/code] * Hackers menace tourists’ cell phones. [KRON 4] * Cab drivers are not allowed to use
via GIPHY Though some might consider the performance of cappella pop music to be an inexcusable offense after (if not during) college, at least some employees from leading technology companies like Twitter and
A wandering man who insists he is not living under the delusion that these are biblical times has covered large swathes of America with his three mules, a journey that's in
In addition to the big news this week that AL's Place got named the number one best new restaurant in the country by Bon Appetit, Bon App also named ABV the
Netflix, the Los Gatos-based company that scored a huge PR victory with the announcement of its 'unlimited' maternity and paternity leave for new parents, now faces backlash from its reportedly
Thought to be endangered and not seen in California in 90 years, gray wolf sightings have been happening this year with some frequency via remote, motion-activated, wildlife trail cameras. Only up until
For the second week in a row we have a spiffed-up SRO that some owners are trying to fill with a better class of tenant than they've likely previously had,
If this can be said of anyone, Jeff Goldblum's voice is jazz. His impromptu cadences, his vocal dynamics: They're unexpected delights no written interview — apologies! — could do justice. Fortunately,
Was it an impromptu crime or a targeted robbery? That's just one of the questions the San Francisco Police Department is mulling after a vehicle collision in SoMa turned into a
Just a week after we were marking the one-year anniversary of the troublesome death of Feather Lynn a.k.a. Bryan Higgins, the Bay Area Reporter reveals that the city medical examiner
Can you escape on a gun? Nope. A knife? Nah. But a multitasking San Francisco criminal appeared to realize that one could use a Razor scooter not only to get to and from
Marlowe Burger, the temporary fast-casual burger spot from the Marlowe team (in the former Marlowe digs), turns out to have been even more temporary than originally intended. While the building is slated
