That anticipated Island Pacific Supermarket has ditched its plans for an Outer Mission store; flash-flood warnings hit the eastern Sierras; and a natural explosion unleashed a geyser of mud and boiling water at Yellowstone National Park.
Delta Airlines remained notoriously responsible for nearly 70% of flight cancellations nationwide on Tuesday, and SFist has shocking pictures and video from the epicenter of the airline-pocalypse, Delta’s hub at Atlanta airport.
Crystal Waters, whose infectious 1994 hit "100% Pure Love" has seen a resurgence recently on TikTok and elsewhere after being featured in a new Calvin Klein campaign, has been added to the Outside Lands lineup.
In a sense, the controversial self-driving robotaxi firm Cruise is back on the road. But they’re not on the road here in SF, their fleet is now much tinier, and there are human drivers supervising things again.
The football pre-season intrigue continues as various reports claim that potentially departing receiver Brandon Aiyuk did report to 49ers training camp today.
Elon Musk is now clearly articulating what many of us have understood for a while now — his family conflict over a trans child, and his own transphobia and lack of belief in gender-affirming care, are the main triggers that have pushed him into the pro-Trump camp.
As officials warned they would do in recent weeks, police and Public Works staffers arrived Tuesday morning to do a sweep at an encampment near the Bay Bridge Toll Plaza that had grown to around a dozen residents.
An arrest has been made in the July 13 shooting of up-and-coming Oakland rapper Tan DaGod, whose given name was Alliauna Green.
Kamala Harris has secured the delegates she needs to be the Democratic nominee; there’s now video of Sunday night’s fatal SFPD shooting near the Tenderloin; and an 11-year-old girl who went missing Monday night was located at the Great Highway.
An 11-year-old girl was reported missing in SF; a man was convicted last week in an April battery case in the Outer Richmond after violating a stay-away order; and Meta was found to have unlawfully made laid-off employees sign confidentiality agreements.
SF city employees’ salary data for the 2023-24 fiscal year just became available, and Mayor Breed London Breed is nowhere near the top of the list. But the top of that list does have an SFPD officer who made $180,000 in salary pay, but $465,000 in overtime pay.
54-year-old Shane Killian, the father of two small boys who stands accused of killing his sons, his wife, and his wife's parents in a domestic violence rampage in Alameda two weeks ago, made his second court appearance on Monday.
Heh. Four months ahead of the November election, and following a damning report by Solano County staff, California Forever is pulling their ballot initiative to rezone an eastern swath of the county so they can build their utopian "city of yesterday."
Over a decade ago, years before Donald Trump imagined he'd be president let alone imagined he could be running against her, he donated $6,000 to Kamala Harris's campaign to become California's attorney general.
Outside of Thailand, it was rare to find fine-dining-style Thai food a decade ago, let alone menus that explored Thai dishes beyond the comfortable realm of curries, pad Thai, and a few other noodle dishes and salads.
An SF District Attorney’s Office employee who was fired for a reply-all email to his colleagues saying “what color panties you have on” is now suing, claiming the city and the DA’s office defamed him.
In an incident that occurred just before midnight last night, San Francisco police officers shot and killed a man who was a suspect in an armed robbery on McAllister Street.
Less than 24 hours after President Joe Biden officially exited the 2024 presidential campaign, VP Kamala Harris is out of the gates, raising cash, and hoping to unify support from Democrats for her candidacy.
The 38th annual AIDS Walk came to Golden Gate Park Sunday; the newly formed Oakland Ballers have already fired their manager; and the Kamala Harris campaign pulled in $49.6 million on Sunday alone.
After weeks of stalling and denials, President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 race in a letter posted to his personal Xitter account.
An adult man was fatally shot and a woman was stabbed in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood Friday.
Oakland officials are planning to clear a long-term homeless encampment at a beach near the Bay Bridge Toll Plaza; PG&E is planning some power shut-offs this weekend; and the Warriors remain undefeated in the Summer League.
SoMa LGBTQ nightclub and cabaret Oasis was robbed Thursday; a prolific local retail thief got sentenced to two years; and the struggling Cutting Ball Theater is giving up the ghost.
As SFist celebrates its 20th anniversary, we remember the ridiculous San Francisco City Hall scandals that made us a go-to destination for salacious political gossip and mockery in our early days.
An off-duty San Francisco police officer was the subject of a complaint that was filed with the city's Department of Police Accountability about an incident that occurred last fall, and is just now coming to light.
