Everything old is new again with rideshare company Lyft at San Diego Airport. The company is using San Diego for a pilot program in which Lyft users will be asked to go to a specially designated taxi line to meet up with a driver.
Several bystanders helped a mother to fend off a would-be kidnapper Friday afternoon in a bizarre Castro neighborhood incident that did not, as some might immediately suspect, involve one of the neighborhood's homeless people.
As the grand, 850-year-old Notre Dame cathedral burns in Paris, the world is watching in sadness, including those of us in the Sister City of SF.
Former assistant coach to Steve Kerr, Luke Walton, is reported to have mutually parted ways with his previous employer, the Los Angeles Lakers.
The scaled-back scooter fleet might get major reinforcements, as the SFMTA is pleased with how the scooter program is moving along.
A mid-spring hot spell is headed our way, with temperatures warming Wednesday and some bonafide hot weather hitting the Bay Area Thursday.
The Warriors kicked off the postseason with quite a bang Saturday evening, defeating the Clippers 121-104, in Oakland. The game, though largely controlled by the Dubs, had its back-and-forth moments and plenty of testy, playoff-style face-offs.
A sideshow in Oakland ends with a bus on fire, two barbers are suing the SFPD over a shootout that left them injured last year, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf responds to Trump attack, and a 27-y-o man is being sought in Saturday's hit and run.
For the fourth time in two months, concrete from the upper deck of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge crumbled off and fell down onto a car on the lower deck on Friday.
The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market festival that used to go by the name "Goatchella" went down on Saturday, and SFist was on hand to pet a few baby goats, including one named Storm, and another named Bruce Wayne.
Less than 24 hours after their 18-inning marathon win, the San Francisco Giants, behind Ace Madison Bumgarner, dispatched the Colorado Rockies once again.
A mother and child were killed in an East Oakland hit-and-run, two more pedestrians were killed Saturday on busy roads in Mountain View and Napa, and SFO is seeing a rising tide of homeless people.
San Francisco is lucky to be a city where there are still some great record shops left that are preserving the time-honored traditions of flipping through bins and casually discovering artists whose work you can actually touch and put on a turntable.
The Oakland Athletics have certainly carried their sticks over from the 2018 season. Now sitting at 9-8 in the young '19 campaign, the A's offense is firing on all cylinders, and one man, in particular, is putting on an impressive display of power.
Many San Franciscans — but in particular those SoMa and Mission Bay residents near the ballpark who weren't out until last call — were jolted out of bed by the explosions of fireworks at 1 a.m. Saturday morning.
Family of BART stabbing victim sues, warring crowdfunding campaigns over Navigation Center both fully funded, and a new proposal to charge a toll to go down the crooked part of Lombard.
The SFPD has begun releasing previously classified documents about officer-involved shootings, a pepper-spray assault and robbery in the Sunset, BART track maintenance will disrupt weekend service in the East Bay.
People love ice cream, and this town — despite its notoriously chilly weather — is full up with ice creameries. Just as we have a spate of decent weather, SFist brings you an updated list of the city's best scoop shops (and one truck).
Professional influencer Kim Kardashian West is parlaying her passion for prison reform into a new career, and she's apparently planning on taking the California bar exam without going to law school.
President Trump lobbed a new threat on Twitter Friday, pledging to punish "The Radical Left" by "placing Illegal Immigrants in Sanctuary Cities only." In related news, the president remains a fan of randomly capitalizing words.
Five months before the first concert or basketball game at the new Chase Center — a.k.a. the Warriors Arena — in Mission Bay, anxieties abound over what the traffic and parking situation will be like on event nights are running high.
Giants starting pitcher Jeff Samardzija had a rocky and injury-ridden 2018 season, often looking completely out of whack and overmatched. However, 2019 appears to be a completely different story.
A dozen VTA buses were taken out of service in Santa Clara in a scabies scare, a Tiburon couple describes being aboard the Norwegian cruise ship that lost power, and the four-year-old Oakland boy who accidentally shot himself is recovering.
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf won't be called in the Ghost Ship trial, Marine who went skiing solo in High Sierra six weeks ago still remains missing, and gas prices in SF hit $4.
The 2019 NBA playoffs are finally here, and the Warriors have the first-round matchup set. Owners of the top seed in the Western Conference, the Dubs will be playing a seven-game series against the Los Angeles Clippers.
