SF News Day Around The Bay: Birds Are On The Move South Away From North Bay Fires Now on their way to full containment, on schedule, tomorrow, the Tubbs Fire is now 92% contained as of this afternoon, and the Nuns Fire is 82% contained. [Cal Fire] Large numbers of
SF News Inexplicably, Forbes And Zillow Again Name San Francisco As #1 City For Trick-Or-Treating Somehow, San Francisco has again topped Forbes' "America's Best 20 Cities for Trick-Or-Treating" list, specifying Presidio Heights and Cow Hollow as the two best neighborhoods where you should walk around dressed as a
SF News Endangered Sea Otter Found Skinned On Central CA Beach Officials are looking into who may have been behind the gruesome skinning of a sea otter in San Luis Obispo County. SFGate reports that late last month, a dead, skinned sea otter was
SF News Video: Tahoe Bear Trouble Is Back As Bear Activity Picks Up Our scenic getaway to the northeast, Lake Tahoe, has long been a popular frolicking spot for bears, and SFist will breathlessly report any and all bear developments particularly when there is video. Bear
SF News New Muni Trains To Start Service Before End Of The Year, Finally After cutting off night and weekend service for a month this summer in order to complete testing in the Muni underground system, the SFMTA has announced that they're expecting to put some of
SF News Large Homeless Encampment At 'Hairball' Gets Cleared One of the last large homeless encampments in the city is being "resolved" according to city officials, and the dozens of people who have been living there for about a year or in
Arts & Entertainment Architect Richard Neutra's First SF Project Illegally Razed By New Owner A house on Twin Peaks originally designed by renowned California architect Richard Neutra and constructed in 1936 has been completely demolished, and Socketsite suggests that the developer behind this transgression will likely just
SF News InfoWars Supplements Contain 'Significant Levels Of Lead,' Says Oakland-Based Health Watchdog Group Noted conspiracy enthusiast Alex Jones has allegedly been selling people dietary supplements with dangerously high lead content through the InfoWars storefront, says the Oakland-based watchdog group, Center for Environmental Health (CEH). According to
SF News Dog Owners Rejoice As National Park Service Drops Decade-Long Fight Over GGNRA Dog Rules A long and contentious fight between local dog owners and the National Park Service over a proposed new set of rules regarding on- and off-leash areas for dog walking in the Golden Gate
SF News DA: No Charges For SFPD Shooting Death Of Jessica Williams The San Francisco District Attorney has announced that it won't be pressing charges against a police officer involved in a high-profile shooting last year which prompted the resignation of former police Chief Greg
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Wise Sons Bagel Arrives In Hayes Valley October 31 We’re excited to open our new shop in Hayes Valley real soon! Just a few more finishing touches before we start serving bagels and @stumptowncoffee at 537 Octavia St. A post shared
SF News Has Stanley Roberts Found San Francisco's Most Dangerous Bike Lane? We're all educated people, well aware that (as first stated by Ian Betteridge), "any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." But after watching Wednesday's "People
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: SF Sues PG&E Over Landslide Now you can get an Elon Musk air freshener. [CNet] How SF is trying to get the oil industry to pay for climate change. [Wired] Sexual assault reported at UC Berkeley dorm. [Daily
SF News Where In SF Are You Most Likely To Get A Parking Ticket? According to numbers crunched by a local parking app, drivers in the Financial District, in the Civic Center area, and in the Inner Richmond and North Beach are most likely to get ticketed
SF News Arrest Made In Hit-And-Run That Gravely Injured SFPD Bike Patrol Officer While the prognosis of a San Francisco police officer who was apparently intentionally struck by an SUV Wednesday remains unclear, a suspect has been arrested in connection with the incident. The collision between
SF News Target, CVS, And Starbucks To Rise Across The Street From Rainbow Grocery Oh, what a difference five years makes. It was five years ago this month that San Francisco's first Target store opened to much pomp and celebration in the faux-Vegas splendor of the Metreon.
SF News Senators Aim To Regulate Political Ads On Social Media With 'Honest Ads Act' A group of United States senators is looking to lead the charge on creating legislation that would ensure full transparency when it comes to buying political ad space on the internet. Senators Amy
SF News Bear Fire In Santa Cruz Mountains Reaches 30% Containment, Some Evacuation Orders Lifted First Responder to the #BearFire. California feels a little End of Days this morning. Stay safe good people. pic.twitter.com/PoeNAOlvNQ— Elliott Lusztig (@ezlusztig) October 18, 2017 300 structures remain under threat
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Cal Athletics Gets $20M Bailout Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here This MGM ad is just plain bizarre. [SFist] Why
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SF News Day Around The Bay: People Cheat At Marathons Using Social Media Some people train for forever to run marathons. Others just resort to using social media and cheating to say they ran a marathon when they actually didn't. [WIRED] Yesterday, Forbes released their list
Arts & Entertainment MGM Resorts Releases Bizarre Ad Shilling Vegas Following Shooting Together, we rise. #VegasStrong pic.twitter.com/H8NP0AEQdH— MGM Resorts (@MGMResortsIntl) October 15, 2017 by Emma Specter MGM Resorts International sparked controversy this week with a new #VegasStrong ad released last Sunday, two
SF News Trump Finally Tweets About California Wildfires, Has No Plans To Visit After pledging aid on behalf of the federal government to California Governor Jerry Brown, ABC 7 reports that Trump has yet to make any plans to visit any of the areas in Northern
SF News SFMTA Cracks Down (Sort Of) On Chariot, Other Private Buses It’s been a bumpy ride for the tech-loving private shuttle service Chariot, which arrived three years ago to make “transportation better only for some people” in the words of Muni Diaries. Chariot
SF News 38-Year-Old Missouri Man Identified As Firefighter Who Died In Napa Crash The contract firefighter who died after his water tanker truck went off the road in Napa early Monday morning has been identified as 38-year-old Garrett Paiz of Missouri. Paiz had come to fight
