SF News Sports Reporter Retracts Incorrect Report Saying Kaepernick Would Stand For National Anthem Again A CBS reporter is walking back some comments he made about Colin Kaepernick, correcting a prior report where he said Kaepernick would stand for the national anthem. Appearing on The NFL Today, Jason
SF News San Jose Music Teacher Arrested For Allegedly Blackmailing 13-Year-Old Student Into Sexual Relationship Police arrested a middle school music teacher in San Jose on Friday for allegedly sexually assaulting a student at the school and blackmailing them into a three-year sexual relationship. KRON 4 said that
SF News Disqus Reports Breach Affecting 17.5 Million Pre-2012 Users We’ve brought you plenty of troubling hacking news here at SFist recently, from the Yahoo email account hacks to the recent Whole Foods breach to, you know, that thing that got Donald
SF News Trump Digital Strategy Director Asked For Pro-Trump Facebook Employees To Help Teach Them How To Use Facebook Trump's director of digital strategy, Brad Parscale, explained that he called on pro-Trump employees at Facebook to help the Trump campaign maximize its impact on the social networking platform. According to Bloomberg, Parscale
SF News More Details Emerge In Domestic Violence-Related Murder Suicide In Dolores Heights The apparent murder-suicide inside a parked car on a quiet Dolores Heights Street two weekends ago, which we learned a bit more about early last week, was allegedly the culmination of a long
SF News North Bay Wildfires Destroy Countless Homes & Businesses; Power Lines & High Winds Could Be To Blame Last update at 2:30 p.m. Updates will continue to arrive slowly in the multiple fires that broke out overnight in Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino counties, but as morning arrived, we know
Arts & Entertainment Hardly Strictly Performers Offer Solace In Dark Times, While Blue Angels Crash The Concert Overhead Lucinda!!! #hardlystrictlybluegrass #lucindawilliams A post shared by Adán Falcón (@grossibestioni) on Oct 8, 2017 at 7:19pm PDT This past weekend's Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, the free music festival in Golden Gate Park drew
SF News Guerrilla Group Installs New Safety Measures At Notorious Panhandle Intersection We were saddened to hear about the death of David Grinberg. We took action. Where is the city? #DemandMore https://t.co/niRRpruUt8 pic.twitter.com/0v8IbYiaGs— SF Transformation (@SFMTrA) October 6, 2017
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Bay Area Gay Chorus Takes On Mississippi Uber has voluntarily suspended its "UberPOP" service in Norway. Berkeley's city council will meet Tuesday to nail down the city's new pot laws. [Daily Californian] Woman sought in People's Park attack that sent
SF News Dog Who Disrupted BART Commutes Now Up For Adoption Bart - rescued by @SFBART from the tracks. Now available for adoption. Come meet him! https://t.co/luCk35Ux4W #AdoptDontShop #bartdog pic.twitter.com/w55GLPbZpc— OaklandAnimalShelter (@oaklandsanimals) October 8, 2017 The dog who
Arts & Entertainment Daisy Does The Niners: 49ers Lose to Colts In Overtime As Mike Pence Protests Players' Protest, Walks Out by Daisy Barringer Yesterday was a perfectly glorious San Francisco day, so I hope you did anything other than watch the torture that was — for the second week in a row — nearly four
SF News Sen. Dianne Feinstein Confirms She Will Run Again In 2018, At Age 85 Senator Dianne Feinstein confirmed for reporters Monday that she will be running for her fifth term in the Senate next year, and she is "all in." As the Associated Press notes, Feinstein is
SF News [Update] Major Wildfires Spread Through Bay Area Wine Country Filling SF Skies With Smoke Last update: 12:30 p.m. Multiple large and fast-moving wildfires burning in Napa, Sonoma, and Mendocino counties have prompted mass evacuations, burned hundreds of homes and businesses, and filled the skies of
SF News Southern Pacific Brewing Company Shares Apology For 'Proud Boys' Meetup Held In Their Bar According to reports from both Mission Local and Broke-Ass Stewart, about 20 "Proud Boys" showed up to Southern Pacific Brewing Company on Friday night for a meetup. [Ed. note: See a statement from
SF News Man Stabs Three On East Bay BART Platform, Evades Capture A man who stabbed three people on a BART platform this weekend remains at large Monday, just the latest in an ongoing series of attacks at the transit agency. According to ABC 7,
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Wine Train Strikes Limo Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Your weekend ICYMI: Food stuff happened, BART was excoriated
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SF News Three People In Uber Car Injured In Shooting On I-880 In Oakland An Uber driver and two passengers were hospitalized with injuries early Sunday following what authorities are calling a "targeted" shooting on the I-880 freeway in Oakland. As the East Bay Times reports, the
SF News Suspect Arrested After Pickup Truck Strikes Four Marin County Cyclists Four cyclists were struck by a vehicle while riding in unincorporated Marin County Saturday, and Marin CHP now say they have arrested a suspect who they believe is responsible. The incident happened on
SF News Sunday Links: Settlement In Police Groping Case Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here A couple surprising closures and a spiffy new doughnut
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SF News BART Found Guilty Of 'Egregious' Safety Violations In 2013 Worker Deaths A judge has ruled that BART was guilty of "serious and egregious" safety lapses in the case of the deaths of two workers on the tracks who were struck by a train in
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Barnzu Brings Korean To The 'Loin, Papi Rico Comes To The Castro Fall is typically a time for openings, and we have a couple to tell you about this week, as well some closures. Earlier we heard about the debut of chef Robin Song's new
SF News Saturday Links: Road Rage Driver Chases Woman Through East Bay Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Fall fun seekers should mull this list. [SFist] Apple
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