misc These Super Soft Bamboo Sheets Only Feel Expensive How did you ever sleep on anything else? In the immortal words of Mae West, "Too much of a good thing is wonderful" — especially when that thing is some good, old-fashioned R&
SF News Day Around The Bay: Does The SF Zoo Have A Tsunami Plan? In light of the recent tropical storms and natural disasters that laid waste to much of the southeastern United States, disaster preparedness has been foremost in many folks' minds. But one [KALW] listener
SF News UC Berkeley Chancellor Calls Out 'Free Speech Week' As A 'Fiction' "When I get on my knees, it's not to disrespect the flag," Milo Yiannopolous told @UCBerkeley crowd https://t.co/08JMtfByjo @Berkeleyside— Carla Marinucci (@cmarinucci) September 25, 2017 After having to placate the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Love The Blue Angels, Or Hate Those Heinous War Machines? Discuss. It seems like an annual tradition that along with Fleet Week and the Blue Angels' just-for-show training exercises or whatever they are, the commenter pool at SFist should get a chance to debate
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Do This Thing: WhiskyFest The countdown is on to WhiskyFest San Francisco! If you're going, use the #wfsfo on all you social media posts! https://t.co/uyxlgHAacB pic.twitter.com/7P9N40Layo— WhiskyFest (@WhiskyFest) September 28, 2017
SF News Study Shows More People Are Renting In San Jose And San Francisco Despite High Median Rents Following a report from last week about how the San Francisco housing market is "overvalued" and most at risk for a burst in its housing bubble, the Merc shares a new report which
Arts & Entertainment Warriors Enter Bid To Host 2021 All-Star Game In New San Francisco Arena The Warriors have formally entered a bid to host the NBA All-Star Game in their soon-to-be-built arena in San Francisco. This report comes from ESPN, whose sources say that they haven't quite figured
Arts & Entertainment 10 Fun Things To Do In The Fall In The Bay Area It's officially fall, and here in the Bay Area, while our weather may not get truly fall-like for another few weeks, there are a number of comfortingly autumnal things you can do with
SF News Hackers Steal Credit Card Info From Several Bay Area Whole Foods Stores If you used your credit card at a Whole Foods restaurant or taproom in the Bay Area recently, then you should keep an eye on your recent transactions, as a data breach may
SF News Leaked Milo Yiannopoulos Emails Lead To Firing Of VICE Writer A lengthy, exclusive report from BuzzFeed delves into a large cache of emails to and from former Breitbart tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos, and, if they are, as they seem to be, legit, they
SF News Elderly Pedestrian Killed As Motorist 'Floored It' Across Intersection An elderly pedestrian was struck and killed by a motorist on Wednesday evening near the Panhandle, continuing an alarming trend of pedestrian deaths within the past few weeks. According to the Examiner's report
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: SF Fights Fake 911 Calls Las Vegas shooting prompts YouTube to tweak search results. [CNet] Here's how much Apple Park cost. [Curbed SF] SF State alum works with Excelsior bike share. [Golden Gate Xpress] Santa Clara deputies accidentally
Arts & Entertainment Goodbye, Old Friend: AOL Is Killing Off AIM After 20 Years It's truly the end of an era: AOL, now under the banner of the unfortunately named Oath over at Verizon, is killing off its signature Instant Messenger service effective December 15. AIM, as
SF News Upskirt Photographer In '420' Shirt Allegedly Menaces Target Shopper Police are seeking a man who allegedly creeped on a woman inside a Bay Area Target, taking photos under her dress when she bent over as she shopped. According to a press release
SF News Vallejo Dads' Fight Stemming From First Graders' Fight Turns Deadly An argument between the fathers of two six-year-olds in Vallejo led to one of the dads allegedly killing the other. KRON 4 has the story, which comes via sources at Vallejo Unified School
SF News Woman Plummets To Death From San Francisco Cliff US Park Police investigating the death of a woman at Ft Funston. She may have fallen off cliff. @kron4news pic.twitter.com/er0uoEGwYV— Chuck Clifford (@chuckclifford) October 6, 2017 A woman was killed
SF News Overnight Shooting Sends San Francisco's Homicide Count To 51 For 2017 An overnight shooting in one of San Francisco's public housing complexes claimed the life of a 40-year-old man this week, sending the city's homicide number for the year to 51 cases. Police said
SF News Chico Billboard Depicts Trump As A Nazi, Gets Taken Down A billboard in Chico stirred up some controversy as it depicted Donald Trump dressed in a Nazi uniform, standing alongside the swastika-inspired anti-45 logo that became popular shortly after the election. According to
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Giants' Mission Rock Development OK'd 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 scary part here is that you're spending the
misc Become A Digital Marketing Expert With These Top-Notch Courses All Under $35 This is the stuff you wish you'd learned in business school. Social media and digital marketing are both extremely lucrative careers nowadays, and not just for famous influencers like the Kardashian-Jenners. Boost your
SF News Day Around The Bay: Blue Angels Tear Across SF Sorry if you don't like loud noises or have small children or pets! The Blue Angels were doing their ear-splitting "practice" today over SF. Yay? [Chronicle] Most Americans expect cars to be driverless
SF News Big Sur To Reopen To Traffic Next Week As Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge Gets Replaced The wait is over and long-suffering Big Sur area businesses will once again be accessible from Highway 1 starting next Friday, the 13th of October. Caltrans crews have been working around the clock
SF News Charges Dismissed For All But One East Bay Officer Connected To Sexual Exploitation Of Celeste Guap In the latest update in the sexual misconduct and exploitation case that roiled the Oakland Police Department and affected several other law enforcement departments over the last year and a half, an Alameda
Arts & Entertainment San Francisco Dungeon Invites Guests To Stay Overnight In 'Ghosts of Alcatraz' Cell The "elaborate, dark, Disney-esque" tourist attraction at Fisherman's Wharf called "The Dungeon" (or the "San Francisco Dungeon") is upping its game with a special Halloween offering: a spooky overnight stay in their "Ghosts
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bay Area Safeway Manager Does Reddit AMA, Explains Why Self-Checkout System Is So Bad And Lines Are Always Long An anonymous "mid-level manager" at a Bay Area Safeway store did a Reddit Ask Me Anything this week, and in it he admits that he's baffled at the choices Safeway corporate makes when
