SF News NorCal Man Allegedly Pees On Cop During Nature Preserve Arrest, Poses For Alarming Photo A man who police say was "acting bizarrely" at a Placer County nature preserve was arrested last week, following a struggle during which he allegedly urinated on a deputy. The man you see
Arts & Entertainment [Updates] Apple Unveils New iPhone X, Series 3 Watch, iPhone 8, And Animoji! "I love hearing his voice, and I love hearing his message," said Apple CEO Tim Cook, coming out on stage at the new Steve Jobs Theater at Apple's new Cupertino campus just after
SF News Walk And Text? Not If This Bay Area Supe Has His Way A San Mateo County Supervisor is aiming his sights on the scourge of "distracted walking" today, with a proposal to ban use of cell phones by pedestrians as they cross the street. San
SF News SFO Worker Struck By Lightning, Wildfire Sparked In Woodside, More Thunderstorms Expected Tuesday Last night's rare and lengthy thunderstorm around the Bay Area caused upwards of 7,000 flashes in the sky and 1,200 ground strikes according to meteorologists, and everyone should be braced for
SF News [Update] Shooting And Crash Closes Stretch Of O'Farrell Street For Hours The San Francisco Police Department closed a stretch of Union-Square area street for nearly three hours Tuesday morning, on reports of a shooting on the block. ABC 7 reports that O'Farrell Street between
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: SF's Homeless Department Backs Away From Costly SoMa Lease Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here SF's wild parrot tenders need your help. [SFist] Attn
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SF News [Update] Photos: Freak September Thunderstorm Brings 1200+ Lightning Strikes It's weird enough that we're getting a thunderstorm tonight, but this was one with an unusually high number of cloud-to-ground lightning strikes. Also, meteorologists are saying that more thunderstorms are possible on Tuesday,
SF News Day Around The Bay: SF State Stabbing Ruled Self-Defense A male student, DJ, and SF State cheerleader who was accused of assault with a deadly weapon and multiple felony counts was acquitted of most charges against him last week in a strange
SF News Who Are Antifa In The Bay Area, And Can They Be Negotiated With? Is this black bloc's biggest ever showing in the Bay Area? pic.twitter.com/qX1Ck3j8Sh— Michael Montgomery (@MichaelMontCIR) August 27, 2017 We used to use the term "anarchists" or "black bloc" to describe
SF News CA Measure To Make Abortion First-Degree Murder Is Now Collecting Signatures The anniversary of the September 11 attacks is always an important occasion for anti-abortion whackadoodles, because it's their special day to trot out “Every Day is 9/11 for the Unborn” memes with
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Druggy Haight & Stanyan McDonald's To Be Purchased By City, Redeveloped As Housing The McDonald's at the end of Haight Street at Stanyan is not long for this world as the city has just about inked a deal to purchase the problematic property for redevelopment as
SF News Vallejo Is Whack: Shirtless Burglar Steals Armload Of Ice Cream Cakes Continuing the trend of producing some of the Bay Area's most odd crime stories, Vallejo's police blotter brings us this latest crime involving a Baskin Robbins, a shirtless man, and what must have
SF News Entire Board of Supervisors Wants To Rename Justin Herman Plaza There is not much suspense to this afternoon’s San Francisco Board of Supervisors Land Use and Transportation Committee vote on whether to rename the Embarcadero’s Justin Herman Plaza. Considering that every
Arts & Entertainment SF's Wild Parrot Flocks Still Going Strong, But Non-Profit That Cares For Injured Birds Needs Help Nearly a decade and a half after San Francisco's wild parrots gained wide fame via a book and a documentary about them, the noisy but beloved, non-native green birds have only increased their
SF News Wealthy Presidio Terrace Residents Hire Lobbyists To Pressure Supes To Rescind Street Sale The San Francisco Board of Supervisors last week voted to hold a November hearing on the issue of the contested sale of a privately owned street to real estate investors who are, seemingly,
Arts & Entertainment Daisy Does The Niners: 49ers Are Exactly Who We Thought They Were In 23-3 Loss To Panthers by Daisy Barringer The 49ers kicked off their football season yesterday with a pathetic, but totally expected, loss to the Carolina Panthers. The issues were nothing new for this team; everyone’s performance
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Pac Heights Home Features Landmark-Themed Bathrooms Pac Heights home features bathrooms dedicated to SF landmarks. [SF Gate] Can data be the key to tech inclusion? [CNet] If your self-driving car doesn't have Spidey-sense it's doomed. [Wired] Discussions continue regarding
SF News Massive Landslide In Big Sur Won't Get New Road For At Least A Year #BigSurLandslide fly around May 27, preliminary computer animation. Roughly 13 acres of new #California land! pic.twitter.com/PoKZL5WZBI— USGS Coastal Change (@USGSCoastChange) June 1, 2017 The Mud Creek Slide in the southern
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Newest Bay Area In-N-Out Site Of Frightening Altercation One of the Bay Area's newest In-N-Outs was the site of a scary fight last week, when a man threatened a fellow diner with a box cutter. The scene of the crime was
SF News Queer Nightlife Personality Bubbles Fatally Shot On Tenderloin Street Anthony Torres, the flamboyant 44-year-old DJ and nightlife personality known around the Tenderloin as Bubbles and typically wearing large wigs and pink lipstick, was reportedly shot and killed early Saturday morning across the
SF News Newest SF Heat Wave Expected To Fizzle Out Shortly Now up to 88 in #SF (21 degree increase from Saturday). Also warmer there than it is in Oakland and @flySFO. #cawx #bayarea— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) September 10, 2017 San Franciscans still
SF News San Francisco Remembers Those Lost In 9/11 Attacks With Early-Morning Ceremonies Every one of of San Francisco's 44 fire stations held a somber ceremony this morning, marking the 16 years since an attack on the World Trade Center killed nearly 3000 people. The Chron
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: SFFD Mourns Fallen Battalion Chief 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 weekend ICYMI: Details leaked on the new iPhone(
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