SF News Full Containment Near But Not Yet Reached In North Bay Wildfires Almost a full two weeks on, the Atlas, Tubbs, Nuns, and Pocket fires continue burning in Napa and Sonoma counties, though significant progress has been made over the course of this week on
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Son's Addition Arrives, Anchor Opens New Taproom, And More Something is coming to the former La Urbana space at Grove and Divis, and the Back of the House team (Beretta, Starbelly, Flores, Super Duper, Belga, Lolinda, etc.) is only say that it
SF News Saturday Links: SF Cites Business For SF-Caused Mess Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here The story behind Clarion Alley. [SFist] Facebook is reportedly
misc Spook The Neighborhood With These Next-Level Decorations Illuminate your house with fantastical special effects. Store-bought cobwebs, blow up ghosts, tacky lighting and corn syrup for carnage — Halloween decorations from your local Party City are so tacky (and boring). Up the
SF News Day Around The Bay: Do Those 'No Valuables' Signs On Cars Actually Prevent Break-Ins? A debate popped up on Reddit after somebody posted a photo of a car with one of those "No Valuables Inside" signs that have you may have seen popping up in cars around
SF News Racism Rears Its Ugly Head Again At Another East Bay High School Two students at an East Bay Catholic high school have been expelled following a racially charged incident involving slurs directed at "one specific group," reports KRON 4. According to a statement from administrative
Arts & Entertainment The Mission Loses Another Bit Of Cool: 20-Year-Old Vintage/Wig Shop Retro Fit Gets 30-Day Notice First we lost Clothes Contact. Then we lost Multikulti, and Thrift Town. And now yet another funky vestige of the Mission of the 90s is going away: Retro Fit. BrokeAss Stuart breaks the
SF News Cop Injured In Hit-And-Run Clings To Life; Suspect Was In Jail Earlier This Year Officer Elia Lewin-Tankel, 32, remains in critical condition in the ICU at SF General Friday, but SFPD Chief Bill Scott told reporters today, per the Examiner, "He’s doing better today and then
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 17 Best Taco Tuesday Deals Around The Bay The relatively recent promotional gimmick of “Taco Tuesdays” is indeed a white person’s phenomenon, though one that has been gloriously reverse-commodified by Latino-owned restaurants nationwide. The original concept tacos for a dollar
SF News Tesla Faced With Yet Another Lawsuit As Worker Alleges He Was Harassed For Being Gay Another former Tesla factory worker has come forward with a lawsuit against the car manufacturer, accusing them of doing nothing regarding alleged bullying and threats of violence from supervisors, then retaliating against him
SF News Justin Herman Plaza About To Be Renamed, But Rec & Parks Commission Flubs Vote The name of Justin Herman is all but certainly going to be removed from the plaza at the foot of Market Street, but a vote taken by the Recreation and Parks Commission in
SF News Appeal To Decriminalize Sex Work In California Moves To Court The Erotic Service Provider Legal, Educational, and Research Project filed a federal lawsuit back in 2015, challenging a 145-year-old California law that makes sex work illegal. On Thursday, attorney Louis Serkin, representing the
Arts & Entertainment Clarion Alley Mural Project Turns 25: A Historical Primer The onslaught of gentrification has been blitzkrieging the Valencia Street Corridor for the better part of 30 years now, yet one little patch has always maintained the neigborhood’s old-school, punk-rock, outlaw roots.
SF News Kyle 'Based Stickman' Chapman's Car Vandalized In Berkeley, He Blames Antifa One of the Antifa Terrorist left a big clear hand print on the window of my suv. Berekley CSU is pulling the print now. pic.twitter.com/XETAWM9NRt— Based Stickman (@BasedStickMan_) October 18,
SF News 'Screaming' Pedestrian Pinned Beneath Car On Van Ness A man was left with life-threatening injuries on a busy SF street Thursday, after an incident police characterize as a traffic collision between a vehicle and a pedestrian. According to the San Francisco
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Rape Allegations Roil East Bay High Schools The iPhone comparisons continue. [CNet] SF-based online clothing styling service Stitch Fix prepares to go public. [Associated Press] Huge hotel planned for 1125 Market. [SocketSite] Study says that over 40 percent of tech
SF News Sonoma County Sheriff Blasts ICE And Breitbart For 'Misleading, Inflammatory' Statements About Immigrant Arson Suspect In response to a Breitbart article and a subsequent press release from the federal agency that enforces the country's immigration laws both of which suggested that an undocumented man who was arrested on
Arts & Entertainment Conservatory Of Flowers' 'Summer Of Love' Light Show Extends Run Through Thanksgiving The Conservatory of Flowers has announced that their popular Summer of Love-anniversary projection-mapped light show, Photosynthesis, will continue to be shown through November 26th. In a press release, they write that the project
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Meadowood, French Laundry Reopen Following Wildfires Two of the Bay Area's six Michelin three-star restaurants, The Restaurant at Meadowood and The French Laundry, were impacted by the wildfires last week and had to shut down as the entire Napa
SF News Alleged Muni Crime Team Nabbed By SFPD A pair of alleged Muni phone thieves were arrested Thursday, after witnesses and police managed to chase the suspects down. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the incident began on a Muni
Arts & Entertainment Save Your Money, Let 'The Snowman' Melt Away There is a lot of talent involved with the serial killer thriller . Martin Scorsese was once set to direct, and he remains an executive producer. His longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker cut the film.
SF News Santa Rosa Fears Population Loss As Some Residents Are Being Allowed Back Into Evacuation Zone Residents of the largely burned out Coffey Park neighborhood in Santa Rosa are being allowed back in today to assess damage, collect anything they can find, and grieve. The neighborhood has been under
SF News Private Shuttle Service Chariot Temporarily Shuts Down Just days after the SFMTA passed some new regulations overseeing the city's emerging jitney scene, the one remaining private shuttle bus company has abruptly shut down operations. Ford-owned commuter shuttle Chariot announced the
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Twitter Releases Abuse Enforcement Timeline Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Was Jessica Williams' death at the hands of the
misc 5 Lights To Add Some Flair To Your Home Say no to boring overhead lighting! It's hard to believe how many options there are when it comes to lighting, but there's good reason for it. A well-lit home can do wonders for
