The A's have made a new offer for the Oakland Coliseum site, SF has the smallest million-dollar homes, and closing arguments begin in the Tiffany Li/Kaveh Bayat trial.
A debris fire in the Transbay Tube has caused huge rush-hour troubles for BART, PG&E is being asked to account for all the downed tree branches on its lines, and a jewelry robbery suspect allegedly hid a stolen ring someplace inside him.
Zachary's Chicago Pizza has just debuted its fifth location the East Bay, bringing another deep-dish contender to the Grand Avenue environs that are already home to the Little Star-affiliated The Star.
With HBO’s 'Silicon Valley' just a few days away from its final season premiere, we’re left wondering: How will the storylines of Pied Piper and the show's beloved cast of characters all come to an end?
Game One of the World Series is tonight, so SFist is stepping up to the plate with a postseason roster of our favorite sports bars where you can watch the Fall Classic -- following the schadenfreude that came with the Dodgers already having melted down.
The pastor of a Baptist church in Tempe, Arizona has created a Biblical word salad of a sermon, with accompanying YouTube "documentary," about how dirty and crime-ridden San Francisco is and how this represents some nationally important sin against God.
Facebook has one positive PR item to tick off today and a couple of negatives as the New York attorney general announces that 45 states and the District of Columbia and Guam have joined her antitrust probe into Facebook.
A man was found shot in the Tenderloin Monday evening and he was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
A proposed ban on all panhandling and busking on BART trains appears to be moving forward as a new report from the transit agency's legal staff finds that a ban should pass muster if it's only for paid areas like platforms and trains.
Gov. Newsom is launching an investigation into high gas prices, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton appear at a book event in San Ramon, and Klay Thompson is likely out for the season.
An Atherton couple has pleaded guilty at the last minute in the Varsity Blues scandal, Oakland police will investigate a violent arrest of a former councilman, and Marin and Solano counties won't be facing PG&E shutoffs this week.
Trader Joe's has cleared a hurdle to potentially move into the ground-floor space at the new 555 Fulton complex in Hayes Valley — bringing a much-needed grocery store to the neighborhood.
Popular Filipino-Mexican fusion truck Señor Sisig is opening its first brick-and-mortar outpost in the Mission in just over two weeks, nine years after the business began.
As homelessness continues to feel more and more visible and intractable in San Francisco, San Jose, and Los Angeles, the broader liberal populace seems to be showing signs of being less charitable.
A former music teacher in the East Bay who has made a habit over the last decade of making elaborate light-show sequences at his home set to music for both Halloween and Christmas is back at it again with a new Halloween display set to Skrillex's "Bangarang."
Ellen Lee Zhou’s bonkers billboard depicts the mayor in outrageously offensive fashion, and the spelling errors are the least problematic thing about this campaign ad.
A restaurant that was a pioneer in Oakland's revitalized Uptown before the Fox Theater had reopened, Flora, is set to close in two weeks, and it will be replaced by a new concept from the owner of The Kon-Tiki.
Northern California remains pretty parched despite some passing mists last week, and wind conditions coming to mountain areas this week mean that more proactive power shutoffs are likely in our future.
The San Francisco 49ers are off to a strong 6-0 start in the 2019 season after battling the elements and the Redskins in Washington D.C. en route to yesterday's 9-0 victory.
The organization behind the Honduran drug enterprise in the Tenderloin, the Academy of Art is selling off some vintage cars, and today is the deadline to file wildfire claims against PG&E.
After an ungodly amount of political hoopla and controversy, Suzy Loftus was officially sworn in as interim District Attorney of San Francisco by Mayor Breed yesterday, inside the book-boarded office she’ll occupy for the next few weeks – or, potentially, much longer.
A fire damages a control tower at BART's Richmond train yard, a body was pulled from a San Jose river, BART is looking to expand service to western SF, and more Sunday headlines.
After Lower Nob Hill resident Chandini Davis was almost swatted by an oncoming car (that failed to yield for her) earlier in the week, she's now keen on making her neighborhood crosswalks safer for pedestrians.
Friday night saw a two-alarm fire engulf the Portobello Condominium complex near Oakland’s Jack London Square, forcing all of its residents to promptly evacuate.
Sliding glass doors could be coming to newer Muni buses, a San Jose police sergeant drove right into a power pole, meet the Bay Area locals fighting for Hong Kong's future, and more Saturday headlines.
