SF News NYC Terror Suspect Had Logged Over 1400 Trips As Uber Driver New York City is still grieving over Tuesday’s Lower Manhattan terror attack that killed eight people and injured 12 more, but the incident is also reverberating at Uber headquarters here in downtown
SF News SFFD Saves Yet Another Dog From Fort Funston Doom Rescue crews saved a dog from peril Tuesday, plucking him or her from the side of a San Francisco cliff. The cliff, of course, was Fort Funston, the site of numerous such incidents
SF News Driver Fatally Strikes Man On Sloat Boulevard A 45-year-old man was fatally struck by a driver Halloween night, killed as he walked across Sloat Boulevard in San Francisco's Parkside neighborhood. According to San Francisco Police Department Sergeant Michael Andraychak, the
SF News Alleged Murder Weapon In Death Of Kate Steinle Has Safeties Designed To Prevent Accidental Discharge, Says Expert Testimony San Francisco police criminalist and firearms expert Gerald Andrew Smith testified in the Kate Steinle murder trial on Tuesday about the alleged murder weapon's potential for accidental discharge. Smith described the pistol, a
SF News Halloween Gunfight In Castro Critically Injures SFPD Officer, Suspect A suspicious vehicle report in San Francisco's Castro District led to an exchange of gunfire early Wednesday morning, with both a police officer and a suspect injured in the confrontation. According to San
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Pier 70 Redevelopment Gets Final OK Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Farewell, MTT. [SFist] What's the big to-do? This. [SFist]
misc These Phone Accessories Are Like An Extra Set Of Hands These handy smartphone holders are up to 73% off. How often do you find yourself scrambling to juggle your phone, keys, wallet, and the million other things you carry every day while you're
SF News Day Around The Bay: Rain, Rain, On The Way Meteorologists are predicting that a storm system is making its way to the Bay Area, providing a bit of rain and a nice alternative to the recent warm weather. Of course, the temperatures
Arts & Entertainment Sloped Amphitheater, Designed For Rallies, Selected For Harvey Milk Plaza Redo The conclusion of a design competition to revamp Harvey Milk Plaza in the Castro has arrived, and a design by local firm Perkins Eastman has emerged the winner. The concept centers around a
Arts & Entertainment SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week This is it, you made it to Halloween! While many of the larger parties may have already happened over the weekend, there are still plenty of other great opportunities for you to jam
SF News CA Legislators Seek To Block PG&E From Passing Fire Costs On To Customers As PG&E is potentially facing a torrent of litigation in connection with the Northern California wildfires this month, in addition to the costs of repairing or replacing infrastructure and power lines
SF News Longshoremen In Oakland Sue Port Companies Over Alleged Racist Incidents Four longshoremen in Oakland are taking their accusations of racism to court, reports CBS. They're alleging that the Pacific Maritime Association and SSA Marine are doing nothing to address numerous alleged instances of
SF News The 14 Stereotypes That Facebook Assigns To All Of Us The company that invented the motto “Move fast and break things” certainly managed to break things pretty good during the 2016 election, promoting Russian troll-farm fake news content to as many as 126
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Goodwill Goes Down After shutting its doors in August to make way for a much publicized mixed-use development, the Goodwill store on South Van Ness became rubble over the weekend, and many people documented it on
Arts & Entertainment SF Symphony Music Director Michael Tilson-Thomas Announces Retirement Michael Tilson-Thomas, the music director for the SF Symphony, has just announced today that he will step down from his post after the 2019-20 season. That season will be the 25th in this
SF News Expert Testimony Suggests Ricochet Bullet Could Have Killed Kate Steinle Key evidence in the Kate Steinle murder trial was presented on Monday, as a firearms specialist and retired police investigator testified about the alleged ricocheting bullet that killed Steinle in 2015. Per the
SF News Bike-Riding Hat Thieves Beat Man At Ocean Beach A man walking near Ocean Beach was violently accosted Friday, by two bike-riding robbers who apparently wanted his hat. Police say the chapeau crime went down at 12:20 a.m. Friday, near
SF News Thursday Rain Could Cause Toxic Runoff From Wine Country Fires Rain that's predicted for late Thursday and Friday could lead to runoff from fire zones in the North Bay that are still littered with toxic ash and debris containing harmful chemicals. While cleanup
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: SF Gym Water Chock Full Of Lead How Facebook and Twitter are hustling to dodge regulators by regulating themselves. [CNet] Square's launching a big biz POS system. [Ad Week] What you have to do to screw up the iPhone's face
SF News Market Street Mob Beats Women, Steals Their Property Police are describing a massive brawl on Market Street as a robbery, after as many as 20 people attacked a pair of young women and stole their stuff. According to the San Francisco
SF News Safeway Security Guard Fights For Life After Dog Attack, Stabbing An early-morning incident at a San Francisco Safeway grocery store left a security guard seriously injured — stabbed by a robbery suspect, as well as bitten by the alleged shoplifter's dog. San Francisco Police
Arts & Entertainment A Grave Look At SF's Infamous 'Haunted Hotel' Spooky season’s in full swing on the blogs and local newspapers, with The Atlantic’s video rundown of the cryptic Columbarium, the SF Weekly’s devilish dive into Anton LaVey’s supposed
SF News Berkeley's Revolution Books Targeted By Right-Wing Protesters Yet Again Berkeley's Revolution Books once again found itself targeted by right-wing protesters Sunday evening during their "100th Anniversary of Russian Revolution" talk and slide show event. According to the Daily Cal's report of the
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Uber Gets Bite For Oakland Property Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here How do you make your cheeseburger? [SFist] The first
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Cocktails With Drones: The Perfectly Unnecessary Way To Serve A Drink Discover more like this at www.perlamente.com Cocktails with Creators: Artist, chef, and visionary Michael Cirino serves a high-flying cocktail with an unexpected twist. Waiting for a bartender to shake or stir
