SF News Daredevil Teens Who Scaled Golden Gate Bridge To Make A Video Avoid Jail Time, Take Plea That pair of teens who are basically every parent's nightmare, the ones who while visiting San Francisco earlier this year managed to get onto one of the main cables of the Golden Gate
Arts & Entertainment Dave Matthews, Metallica Sign On For Wildfire Benefit Concert At AT&T Park Nov. 9 It sounds like more names will get added to the lineup for a November 9 benefit concert to raise money for North Bay wildfire relief efforts, but we know for now that Bay
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Another VC Faces Sexual Harassment Allegations Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here So many cool things to do this hot week!
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Sudden Heat Wave Sets New High Temperature Records For Fall The sweltering "summer-like" heat predicted yesterday has set a new record high temperature for the day in San Jose and Monterey. San Jose has hit 90 degrees "just once" on this day in
Arts & Entertainment Stephen Curry Fined $50K For Throwing Mouthpiece During Saturday's Game During Saturday's Warriors game against the Grizzlies, Stephen Curry was ejected for throwing his mouthpiece at a referee, a move that will now cost him $50,000 after the NBA announced Monday that
SF News PG&E Was Cited For Multiple Power Line Maintenance Issues In Sonoma County In Recent Years The truth is going to arrive slowly, and perhaps incompletely, in the investigation into the causes of the multiple Northern California wildfires that sprung into deadly strength the night of October 8. But
Arts & Entertainment SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week We’re still a full week away from Halloween itself, but just days out from from the high holy days of the San Francisco party calendar known as Halloween Weekend. As darkness falls
SF News Study Shows Spike In California Gun-Related Violence Following Nevada Gun Shows A new UC Berkeley study has shown that gun violence in certain areas of California spike immediately following the opening of a gun show in Nevada. For about two weeks following a Nevada
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Quinoa And Noodle-Centric Automat Eatsa Shutters Locations In Berkeley, New York, And D.C. Eatsa, the automat-style eatery which saw rapid expansion after landing in San Francisco in 2015, has abruptly closed its shops in Berkeley, New York, and Washington, D.C. The reason for the closure
SF News Party At Illegal Airbnb In Bernal Ends In Gunfire Bernal neighbors are angry over a party on a Saturday night ten days ago that ended with an eruption of gunfire and a scattering of scared partygoers, with some running across roofs and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Michelin Bay Area Guide, Delayed By Wildfires, To Be Revealed Wednesday The 2018 Michelin Guide to SF Bay Area restaurants, which had been set for its annual big reveal two weeks ago, on October 12 including a scheduled release event at The Charter Oak
SF News Yet Another SF Teardown, Gutted By Fire, Hits Market For $800K As we know, there's a buyer for pretty much any property in San Francisco, no matter the condition, no matter if it was gutted by fire or simply ravaged by time and neglect.
Arts & Entertainment Video: Locally Shot 1976 C-Grade Horror Flick 'The Milpitas Monster,' Screening Monday Locally famous (in Milpitas anyway) homegrown, low-budget horror film The Milpitas Monster (1976) just aired Saturday night on Northbay TV's (channel 49) "Creature Features," a reboot of KTVU's long-running horror movie series hosted
SF News Ex-Twitter Engineer Sets Out To Prove Company's Alleged Discrimination Against Women Two years after suing Twitter for gender discrimination, engineer Tina Huang is looking to renew her fight against the tech giant, this time coming at them with data regarding pay from her peers
Arts & Entertainment Watch The First Trailer For 'Winchester: The House That Ghosts Built' Just in time for Halloween weekend, we have the first teaser trailer actually a pretty extended teaser at that for the Winchester Mystery House movie that you've been hearing about all year, now
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Hack Feared At Alameda Public Library [Wired] op-ed says it's federal law that's keeping online sex traffickers in business. Amazon Wine will wine no more. [CNet] Contentious Valencia condo development moves forward. [SocketSite] Someone keeps breaking into this UC
SF News Two Arrested After Brawl At Ocean Beach Safeway An allegedly violent shoplifting team was taken into custody Sunday, after a showdown at one of San Francisco's most troubled Safeway grocery stores. According to the San Francisco Police Department, officers were called
SF News SF's Alleged Drunk Driving Debutante Continues To Maintain Innocence, Still Out On $230K Bail SFPD says female driver who struck two boys this am on Bay St.- charged with DUI. #abc7now pic.twitter.com/up7S4yq8Vu— Cbarnard (@CornellBarnard) November 4, 2015 It's been nearly two years since
SF News BART Hopes To Get First Fleet Of The Future Cars Rolling By Thanksgiving After all the delays and bellyaches, it seems like we're finally going to see BART's new cars cruising the rails sooner rather than later. The Chronicle reports that 10 of BART's new "Fleet
SF News 61-Year-Old Man Arrested After Shooting Spree That Left Two Dead In Lake County A bizarre shooting spree that occurred across seven different locations in Lake County Monday morning ended with the arrest of one man, and resulting in the deaths of two people, and two others
SF News Mugger Shoots Man In Lafayette Park Just days after an Uber driver was shot at the entrance to Pacific Heights' Lafayette Park, a second shooting has occurred in the area — this time during an early-morning mugging attempt. "This is
SF News Day One Of Kate Steinle Murder Trial Featured Emotional Witness Testimony From Steinle's Father The national spotlight returns to San Francisco and the trial of an undocumented immigrant that became a flashpoint in the debate over immigration and sanctuary city policies. Monday was the first official day
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