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
SF News 14 Officers Fired On I-80 Suspect After Emeryville Standoff We have a brief update in the case of the standoff and officer-involved shooting on I-80 that shut down the freeway for much of last Wednesday. As CBS 5 reports, a total of
SF News Attorney General Jeff Sessions Officially Rescinds Workplace Protections For Transgender People On Wednesday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a memo rescinding workplace protections for transgender people. BuzzFeed procured Sessions' memo reversing the Obama Administration policy, which reads, in part: "Title VII’s prohibition on
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Museum Of Ice Cream Creator To NY Mag: 'I Want To Be The Next Disney' While she has enjoyed mostly only good press and boundless popularity for her previous two iterations of The Museum of Ice Cream in NY and LA, the last few weeks since the opening
SF News Motorcyclist Beats Man With Helmet, Steals His Phone An angry motorcyclist remains at large today, after police say he used his helmet to assault a man during a Sunset District dispute. Police say that the incident went down on the 700
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Castro Valley Sickened By Stench [Engadget] explains how they believe Google’s new headphones’ translation function will change the world. Airbnb's CMO is out. [Ad Week] London cabbies say Uber is "a cancer." [CNet] "San Francisco’s Most
SF News BART's 'Fleet of the Future' Speeds Off Further Into The Future With A New Delay Hopefully you weren't holding your breath, because thanks to yet another delay, the Bay Area will just have to wait a little bit longer to ride on BART's "Fleet of the Future." The
SF News Gang Of 12 Assaults And Robs Teen In Dolores Park A teen enjoying an afternoon at Dolores Park was attacked and robbed by a gang of suspects Wednesday, only the latest such incident in what appears to be an increasingly troubled area of
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Brown Sugar Kitchen, Royal Feast Added To Michelin's Bib Gourmand List We're closing in on the big update announcement for the 2018 Bay Area Michelin Guide, and that means first we get the teaser of this year's Bib Gourmand honorees. Last year the list
Arts & Entertainment Coldplay Goes Well Past Santa Clara's Curfew (Because Of Course) #Coldplay ends concert 56 min past curfew. @49ers "concerned concerts may not come to Levi's Stadium again unless the music ban is resolved" pic.twitter.com/NuolhRiT4I— Janine De la Vega (@JanineDLV) October
SF News State Regulators Let Uber And Lyft Off The Hook On Fingerprinting Drivers Though Uber and Lyft already require annual background checks, state regulators have decided that they don't need to perform full-on biometric checks (including fingerprint checks) like taxi companies do. According to the Chronicle,
SF News Driver Kills 90-Year-Old Pedestrian At Baker And Fell Avoid the area of Fell Street at Baker Street due to #SFPD activity. Expect @sfmta_muni and #SF traffic delays. pic.twitter.com/0etXDL2jxq— San Francisco Police (@SFPD) October 5, 2017 The day
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Alameda Court Commissioner Allegedly Says Awful Things But Keeps Job (Again) 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 tale of Oliver Sipple is quite fascinating. [SFist]
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SF News Day Around The Bay: The Bernal Hill Rock Gets Dressed For Halloween Whereas South San Francisco has a lit Christmas tree to ring in its own holiday, the city proper has the Bernal Hill rock, which was just done up in candy corn colors for
SF News SF Moving Forward With Modular Housing To Help City's Homeless To go with their new plan to help curb homelessness by 50% by 2020, San Francisco is proceeding with a proposal to build modular housing for the homeless at Seventh and Mission. According
SF News SFPD Still Seeking Witnesses In Fatal SoMa Shooting Near EndUp Almost exactly a year after a fatal shooting up the street from the club, and a little more a year after a fatal shooting that happened inside the EndUp nightclub at 6th and
SF News Police Release New Details In Fatal Nob Hill Hostage Standoff Above we see the gun that was used to fire at least three shots in a late September Nob Hill hostage incident that resulted in the shooting of the alleged hostage-taker, 46-year-old Damian
Arts & Entertainment Mining The Sad Tale Of San Francisco's First Reluctant Out Gay Hero, Oliver Sipple Recently on the WNYC radio show and podcast Radiolab, producers delved into the moral minefield of a local scandal of sorts that erupted in the wake of an attempted assassination of President Gerald
SF News Google's New Pixel 2 Phone Proves They're Serious About Mobile Hardware Back with the highest-rated smartphone camera ever, meet the new Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL → https://t.co/jdr9S9hBzb #madebygoogle pic.twitter.com/OtU78fLTJB— Google (@Google) October 4, 2017 Google unveiled
Arts & Entertainment Even Lawrence Ferlinghetti Can't Save 'Poets Plaza' Plan In North Beach A long discussed, previously quashed plan to close down a block of Vallejo Street in North Beach in front of the Church of St. Francis from Assisi to create Piazza Saint Francis, The
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Former Locanda Chef Anthony Strong Readies New Restaurant, Hosts Weekend Pop-Up Dinner Series Kyoto-style Spaghetti w/ duck, ginger, parmigiano & sansho pepper pop-up tickets on sale now, link in bio! . . #italianfood #soyum #eeeeeats #tastespotting #buzzfeast #infatuation #foodporn #foodgawker #feedfeed A post shared by Cibicotti (@cibicottisf) on
SF News Democrats In Congress Pressure Twitter To Do Something About Their Rampant Racism Problem It seems like Congress is now also criticizing Twitter for its seeming inaction with regards to the racism running rampant on its platform. According to Adweek, Representatives Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ) and Emanuel
SF News Jean Quan's Outer Sunset Pot Shop Denied By Supes Former Oakland Mayor Jean Quan and her husband Dr. Floyd Huen, along with partner Ryan Hudson of The Apothecarium, will have to look elsewhere with their hopes to open a medical marijuana dispensary
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: CPMC Under Fire For Alzheimer's Ward Closure A post shared by Darwin Bell (@darwinbell) on Oct 1, 2017 at 4:00pm PDT Your Instagram story can now contain a poll. [Ad Week] Safety advocates oppose federal move to clear the
