SF News Martins Beach Finally Completely Open To The Public While CA Senate Looks To Protect That Access The long, long legal battle over Martins Beach might finally be over, and the state of California is looking to make sure it doesn't come up ever again. Signs and gates barring entrance
SF News Dolores Heights Deaths Deemed Murder-Suicide Two people found dead of gunshot wounds in a vehicle Saturday morning on a side street in Dolores Heights, initially deemed a double homicide, have now apparently been determined to be victims in
SF News Thousands Of Leopard Sharks Found Dead In SF Bay The California Department of Fish and Wildlife revealed that as many as 2,000 leopard sharks have died in the San Francisco Bay over the past few months. But, they said that due
SF News Sen. Dianne Feinstein Says Daughter Was Supposed To Go To Las Vegas Music Festival Sen. Feinstein says her daughter had planned to go to the Route 91 music festival: "That's how close it came to me." https://t.co/TLkjcwGmT1— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 4, 2017 At
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Neal Cassady Letter Finds Home An 18-page letter from Neal Cassady to his friend Jack Kerouac in 1950 that was discovered in an Oakland home three years ago, which supposedly inspired Kerouac's soon-to-be adopted stream-of-consciousness style and which
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Trevor The Truffle Man From Dolores Park Goes Legit ☀️☀️☀️ rg @cchikandkushy A post shared by Truffle Man (@truffle.man) on Jul 15, 2017 at 9:51am PDT After years of roaming Dolores Park most every sunny day with his signature, umbrella-protected copper
SF News California Sued Over Whales Killed By Loose Dungeness Crab Pots An environmental group just sued the state of California, alleging that the state "wasn't doing enough to keep Dungeness crab fishing gear from killing protected whales." That quote comes from the Associated Press,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Chef Robin Song's Gibson Debuts Thursday In The Hotel Bijou Chef Robin Song, who earned accolades for some of his earlier work at Hog & Rocks several years back, now has a new stage from which to display his talents, and that's the
SF News Oakland City Council Debates Declaring Another Homeless Shelter Crisis Following news that San Francisco is working to implement a new plan to help combat homelessness, Oakland is now debating whether to declare their own shelter crisis. Oakland North reports that the city
Arts & Entertainment SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Nothing makes sense. The world is pretty awful. Nevertheless it's another pretty Indian Summer week in San Francisco, and we are muddling through. Should you need to get out of the house and/
SF News Google And Facebook Under Fire For Spreading Hoaxes During Las Vegas Attack Immediately following the first announcements that a terrorist had opened fire on Las Vegas concert-goers, people took to the internet for answers. Instead, what they found was Google and Facebook turning up some
Arts & Entertainment Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Steve Martin Is One Serious Banjo Player Comedian and actor turned playwright Steve Martin also plays banjo on the side, because as he and Stephen Colbert recently discussed, he's a polymath and apparently never sleeps. He's got a new album
SF News Yahoo Hack From 2013 Actually Impacted All 3 Billion Accounts Highlighting just how complicated it's apparently been, even internally, to sort out the major breach of Yahoo from 2013 that was only first revealed to the public 10 months ago, Yahoo's new parent
SF News Google Wants You To Help With Street View By Using A $3,500 Camera Google's looking for a hand in keeping Street View updated by putting some high-powered tech into your hands. In order to do that, Google's turned to third-party manufacturers to develop what they call
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Healdsburg Fine-Dining Destination Cyrus, Closed Since 2012, Confirms 2019 Rebirth Thanks @peoplemag for the feature! http://greatideas.people.com/2013/09/26/the-new-top-chef-masters-winner-sounds-off-on-skydiving-and-more/ A post shared by Douglas Keane (@douglaskeane) on Oct 1, 2013 at 10:23am PDT Five years after Michelin two-star
SF News Bubbles' Neighbors Fume At SFPD, New Century Theater Over Still-Unsolved Murder Of the 10 homicides that have occurred in the Tenderloin this year, arrests have been made in seven of those cases. But one unsolved murder has gained a higher profile the fatal September
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Attempting To Define Facebook Google wants to certify accessories for their phones. [9to5Google] Facebook's hiring 1000 people to review ads. [Ad Week] Uber's top HR staffer answers some questions from the [Associated Press]. Fat Albert's skipping Fleet
SF News San Francisco Sues To Shut Alleged Richmond District Brothel Down An Outer Richmond "Health Center" that officials say is a front for the sex trade will have to face those allegations in court, after the San Francisco City Attorney's Office filed a suit
SF News At Least Three Bay Area Women Among Those Shot In Las Vegas, Two Fatally The first reports on some of the identities of the victims in Sunday's mass shooting in Las Vegas began trickling in late Monday, and we now have confirmation that 50-year-old Stacee Etcheber, a
SF News If You Got Summoned For Jury Duty In SF This Week, It's Probably For The Kate Steinle Case With jury selection in one of San Francisco's highest-profile slayings set to begin, at least a thousand San Franciscans have been summoned for jury duty in an effort to find twelve people with
SF News Waymo Very Close To Launching Self-Driving Cars Without Humans Behind Wheel Waymo may be gearing up to get self-driving cars — without human "safety drivers" — on the road by as early as this fall, according to The Information. If this seems a little soon to
SF News Vegas Shooting And Busy Week Means No Vacation Time For SFPD Officers It's a worrisome combination: Sunday night's mass shooting in Las Vegas, in which at least 59 people were killed and over 500 injured, comes at the same time as one of San Francisco's
Arts & Entertainment SF Arts Commission Votes To Remove Racist Statue Near City Hall The San Francisco Arts Commission has unanimously voted to remove a Civic Center statue depicting a Spanish vaquero and a missionary standing over a prone Native American figure. As KTVU tells it, dozens
