SF News Day Around The Bay: Sessions Rails Against Sanctuary Cities Attorney General Jeff Sessions rails against CA sanctuary city policy in speech in Portland. [Fox News] [NBC] [Chron] The Chron's Sam Whiting shared a look at Bernal Hill’s ”DREAM” public art piece.
Arts & Entertainment A (Mostly) Gay Guide To Folsom Street Fair Weekend Parties It's time again for the city to fill up with tourists, not of the conventioneer and Alcatraz sweatshirt-buying kind, but of the latex bodysuit and leather chaps-wearing kind and it's the annual time
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Well Loved Juhu Beach Club Set To Close In Oakland, Reopen Later, Somewhere Chef Preeti Mistry's five-year-old Temescal spot Juhu Beach Club will be sunsetting at its current strip-mall location in the near-ish future, as Mistry has just announced. A number of recent developments including her
SF News Progressive Matt Haney Declares Candidacy For District 6 Supervisor Residents of San Francisco’s District’s 6, where well-heeled Supervisor Jane Kim is soon to be termed out, could have been rightfully concerned over the lack of established candidates running for that
SF News Facebook Finally Comes To SF, Leases Entire Office Portion Of 181 Fremont It's confirmed! We reported the rumor in June, denied by Facebook at the time, that the social media giant was in talks with real estate brokers to lease a large amount of office
Arts & Entertainment 'I Am Not Your Negro', 'The Big Sick' Lead PROXY SF's Outdoor Movie Night The second annual PROXY and HERE FOR NOW Fall Film Festival in Hayes Valley is set to kick off this Friday, and they just released their full lineup of films. Whereas many outdoor
Arts & Entertainment Exclusive: Bubbles Recorded This Love Letter Track To San Francisco Two Months Before He Was Killed As we learned right after he was fatally shot in the Tenderloin two weeks ago, local character, artist, DJ, and nightlife personality Bubbles was planning to leave San Francisco for good to move
SF News Earthquake Early Warning System Still Isn't Ready, $26M And 11 Years Later In yet another example of how America can't seem to fund projects that are actually important or finish them in any reasonable amount of time, the West Coast earthquake warning system known as
SF News UC Berkeley Students Find Anti-LGBTQ, Anti-Immigration, Anti-Abortion Chalk Graffiti On Campus Late last night, UC Berkeley students found Sproul Plaza covered in chalk graffiti containing hateful anti-LGBTQ, anti-immigration, anti-abortion messages. A few of the tags read: "Illegals, ICE is coming"; "Build a wall, deport
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: A New (Gay) Billboard For SoMa Just in time for Folsom Weekend, Oasis co-owners and drag powerhouses Heklina and D'Arcy Drollinger have unveiled a new billboard on top of their SoMa nightclub which you can see above. Lately they've
SF News Google Glass Be Damned, Amazon Is Reportedly Working On Alexa-Enabled Glasses Looks like Amazon's going to try to succeed where Google and Snapchat have more or less failed. Alexa, remind me to tell Bezos to cool it for a minute. According to a report
SF News Why Forecasters Were Surprised By SF's September 1 Heat Spike While meteorologists had widely predicted a heatwave for all of California over the Labor Day weekend, beginning on Friday September 1, the predicted high temperature for San Francisco was about 20 degrees off
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Angry Owl Saved From Dashboard Disaster Mulling the "Pao Effect." [Wired] Despite hopes for a grocery store in long-empty Post Street space, a surgery center is proposed there instead. [SocketSite] How to ride a bike in SF. [Curbed SF]
SF News Beating On Mission Street Muni Sends Man To Hospital Police are seeking two suspects in an aggravated assault on Muni that sent the victim to the emergency room Tuesday evening. Police say the beatdown began on a Muni bus on Mission Street
SF News Dummy Stolen By 'Mannequin' Fan Returns With Yet Another Creepy Note A mannequin that was stolen from a East Bay clothing store has just as mysteriously reappeared, with yet another odd note by its side. Given the state of the world, it's understandable if
SF News 'Transformers' Production Crew Paints Over Downtown Vallejo Memorial, Outcry Ensues A Vallejo mural that was created to remember the tragic passing of local youth has vanished underneath a coat of bland brown paint. The mural's cover-up happened as a result of an accident,
SF News Three Injured In Wednesday Morning House Fire In SF #092017WF1 UPDATE 2 3 victims -1 adults Critical -1 adult moderate burns -1 child moderate -6 adults displaced 212 Hrs fire und control pic.twitter.com/JB5SIyTKB9— San Francisco Fire (@sffdpio) September 20,
SF News Ex-Google Guy James Damore Says He Wasn't Asked To Speak At Free Speech Week, Will Not Be There In further evidence that Milo Yiannopolous was at the very least padding his list of "confirmed" speakers for Free Speech Week with names of people he'd like to see there but whom he
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Supes OK Justin Herman Renaming 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 Folsom-y to-do list. [SFist] Devices to be announced
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Lucky 13's Got A Year Lucky 13's current owners are predicting the bar has "at least a year" before its forced to close due to condo development. [Eater] Uber is in an ugly legal battle with ad company
SF News [Update] Yet Another Gun Stolen From A Local Cop Continuing a deeply infuriating trend, the San Francisco Sheriff's Department reports that another law enforcement officer's gun was stolen out of a rental car. ABC 7 says that according to Sheriff Vicki Hennessy,
Arts & Entertainment SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week The weird weather (for September) is over, and it's a warm and sunny week ahead. In addition to this weekend's Folsom Street Fair and all the attending gay and BDSM parties that come
SF News 'Pepe The Frog' Creator Jumps On Alt-Right With Cease-And-Desist Letters Of all the bizarre and inexplicable chapters to the rise from Donald Trump's presidency and the reestablishment of racism as a fashionable contemporary ethos, few are more bizarre and inexplicable than the emergence
