* Early this morning, a white van started burning on the Bay Bridge. [KRON4] * According to [Pando], docs at UCSF reveal that tobacco companies paid the ACLU, the EFF, Malcolm Gladwell, and many many
Review at least one SF restaurant to get $10 off your next meal when you pay with Cover, a new app that lets you skip the bill and leave when you want, and
* California chefs, in particular several in San Francisco like Octavia/Frances chef Melissa Perello, are doing their part to conserve water during the drought, doing things like watering plants with leftover cooking water,
For 12 days, 12 pianos lie hidden in the San Francisco Botanical Garden in a sort of musical game of hide-and-seek. Or, maybe since you'll gather around the pianos
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, JULY 7 CONTEMPORARY DANCE: On the
Big news for downtown Napa's food scene today: The Thomas, the restaurant concept that New York design and hospitality firm AvroKO opened three years ago in the iconic Fagiani's
A new barbecue spinoff of the upscale 1300 on Fillmore, dubbed Black Bark BBQ, is set to open across the street this fall, possibly as early as September, as Eater is reporting. The
You gotta have money to burn. Increasing costs have been the major complaint among the Burning Man faithful even before news broke that the festival would be taxed for the first time starting
Richmond SF posted this video from a reader that was shot around 7:30 p.m. Monday evening, as the sun was setting near Seal Rock at Ocean Beach. It was "shot
Mark Zuckerberg's $10 million Dolores Heights fixer-upper has caused its fair share of problems over the past two years of fixer-upping. Neighbors were pissy due to construction and noise,
Opponents of SF's short-term rental ordinance, dubbed the 'Airbnb Law,' that was passed by the Board of Supervisors last October, have succeeded in gathering almost 16,000 signatures
The union that represents the officers of San Francisco's Police Department have come out swinging in the nationally-divisive case of a local woman apparently randomly shot by a man who&
The San Francisco Police Department is seeking three vaguely-described suspects after a shooting in Dolores Park sent two men to San Francisco General Hospital early Sunday morning. According to SFPD spokesperson Officer
Less than a week after a shooting left a man dead on a Potrero Hill street, a second man has been killed at almost exactly the same location. At 11:20 p.m.
* SF man killed in Folsom stair collapse. [KRON4] * Cocaine is a hell of a drug. [Fishbowl] * [The Verge] turns comments off for the summer. * How many (start-up) angels is too many? [New
* Hipster TaskRabbits don't want to work for the man, so they just gig, receive no health insurance. [BuzzFeed] * Google Glass, back by popular demand. [9to5google] * Pleasanton police shot a unarmed man.
One Rincon Hill's north tower isn't just an apartment building. It's a record-setting apartment building lifestyle. Its height? Nearly incomparable in the Bay Area. Its beauty?
At least two dead sea lions, including one large adult, and one large dolphin, washed ashore today along Ocean Beach and there may be more to come. A tipster sent in these photos
A quick update in the wine theft case that rocked the food world back in December: As mustache twins Matier & Ross report, the thieves responsible, and the wealthy wine collector in North
Doing what they do best, on Friday, Redditors and moderators formed a mob, shutting down parts of the site in protest. The given "reason" for the tantrum was the firing of
The story of the tragic collapse of that balcony on June 16 in Berkeley proceeds on, and as it turns out, the Pleasanton-based company Segue Construction that built the arguably faulty balconies
A photo posted by Lourdes Villagomez (@lourdes_villagomez) on Apr 17, 2015 at 1:48pm PDT The better to see your friends' perfect meals, vacations, and pets, photo sharing service Instagram is
20-plus-year-old French bistro Le Charm, which was serving fish quenelles in lobster sauce and onion soup to the tech geeks of the dot-com boom back when SoMa was still
Although a proposed moratorium on market-rate housing in the Mission District died before the Board of Supervisors last month when it failed to garner a nine vote majority, another body capable of
As is traditional, Saturday night (and Sunday) was ablaze with illegal rooftop and middle-of-the-street fireworks displays, particularly in the Mission and dangerous though it might be it was, as usual,
