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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Arts & Entertainment Video: Skateboarders Hill Bombing In SF This latest video of fearless skaters "hill bombing" around SF was posted only a week ago, and it opens with a kid screaming "F**k you!" at the driver a car and then
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Excessive Heat Turns Wine Grapes To Raisins The 2017 vintage may be a tough one for many Napa and Sonoma winemakers after last week's heatwave, which hit right before harvest for red varietals like Cabernet. The harvest had been shaping
SF News Sunday Links: Hepatitis Cases Linked To Bay Area Jail Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Here's your fall in Classical. [SFist] [Slate] explains why
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Arts & Entertainment New iPhone 8 With Facial Recognition And Bezel-less iPhone X Rumored For Tuesday Reveal It's the 10th anniversary of the first iPhone this year, and thus it's been rumored for months that Apple would be revealing some fantastic new iteration of the smartphone with their annual September
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: State Bird Gets A New Menu, Eight Tables Close To Opening, And More In a week that began with temperatures so high I'm sure no one wanted to eat, food news still managed to break. Chief among it: Thelonious Monk's estate is suing North Coast Brewing
SF News Saturday Links: Bill Clinton Takes SF Podium Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Dominique Crenn's still fighting the good fight. [SFist] Inside
Arts & Entertainment A Preview Of The 2017-18 Classical Music Season In The Bay Area The new classical music season kicks off this weekend with Turandot, which was the center of the opening night gala Friday at SF Opera, and continues tonight (Saturday) with Elektra. On Sunday, the
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Beware These Spooky 'It' Promotional Mannequins Around SF Warner Bros. Pictures has scattered these spooky child mannequins like the one above promoting the release of It (see SFist's review here) around town, and taken photos of them. [Radio Alice] Have you
Arts & Entertainment Go Do This Thing: Oakland Pride, Feat. Alex Newell and Andra Day It's time again for the Bay Area's much smaller, much more recently inaugurated LGBTQ Pride celebration, Oakland Pride. On Sunday, for only the eighth time ever, Oakland celebrates its LGBTQ people with a
Arts & Entertainment Security Concerns Prompt Fundraising Drive For SF Gay Men's Chorus Red State Tour In 30 days, we go on tour in the South. We’re adding more security to keep safe - can you donate to help? Donate: https://t.co/vKK4P2QdmT pic.twitter.com/t0w1S9MbqT—
Arts & Entertainment The 10 Most Scenic Muni Lines In honor of Muni Heritage Weekend, which is this weekend this will explain why you're seeing so many vintage streetcars and other vehicles around we're revisiting SFist's favorite Muni lines — not necessarily to
SF News Oakland Gone Wild: DUI, Child Porn Charges For Police And Fire Department Officers Wednesday was a hell of a day for the Oakland Police and Fire Departments, as today we have separate reports of disturbing DUI and child pornography charges for officers from both organizations. While
Arts & Entertainment Glen Park's Massive, Kooky Chenery House Hits Market For $12.5 Million Speak of the devil! Just this week we were revisiting retired advertising executive Bob Pritikin's Glen Park mansion known as Chenery House, via this post about the owner of Haight Street shop Loved
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Dominique Crenn Pens Brusque Note To Male-Dominated San Pellegrino Chef Competition: 'Please Evolve' Two-starred Michelin chef Dominique Crenn has a few words on social media this week for the San Pellegrino 2018 Young Chef competition, which just announced its juries in 21 regions around the globe.
SF News Oakland, San Jose Both Want To Be In The Running For New Amazon HQ Cities across the country are hoping to win the local economic lottery windfall that will come from a new 50,000-person Amazon headquarters after the rapidly growing company announced Thursday that it intends
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Troll Farms Menace Facebook Senate leaders want Twitter to talk to them about Russian election interference. [Ad Week] Speaking of, new Russian "troll farms" are menacing Facebook. [Wired] Giant Mission Creek development will be home to wine
SF News Woman With Child Spits On, Smacks Muni Driver An angry woman remains on the loose today, after police say the late-night Muni passenger accompanied by a small child attacked a driver while riding a bus last week. The Chron reports that
Arts & Entertainment Color Factory Extends Run, More Tickets On Sale Next Week The incredibly popular, somewhat-pricey-for-what-amounts-to-a-few-Instagram-opps experience known as The Color Factory will remain open a bit longer on Sutter Street for all your Instagram needs because it's required that all would-be influencers have an
SF News Fleeing Hurricane Irma, 152 Shelter Pets Seek Bay Area Homes A jet packed with adoptable cats and dogs landed in the Bay Area Thursday, all refugees from Florida shelters emptied as preparation for Hurricane Irma. It's all thanks to the Walnut Creek-based Animal
SF News Deplorable Teens Playing With Fireworks Accused Of Causing 130-Acre Fire In Gilroy #"Bally" wild fire grows to 130 acres above #EagleRidge dev in west Gilroy. Air attack going strong despite hazy skies. A few sprinkles. pic.twitter.com/rcRCFikPLO— @Rob Fladeboe kron4 (@KRON4RFladeboe) September 4,
