* How Facebook and Twitter are hustling to dodge regulators by regulating themselves. [CNet] * Square's launching a big biz POS system. [Ad Week] * What you have to do to screw up the
Police are describing a massive brawl on Market Street as a robbery, after as many as 20 people attacked a pair of young women and stole their stuff. According to the San Francisco
An early-morning incident at a San Francisco Safeway grocery store left a security guard seriously injured — stabbed by a robbery suspect, as well as bitten by the alleged shoplifter's dog.
Spooky season’s in full swing on the blogs and local newspapers, with The Atlantic’s video rundown of the cryptic Columbarium, the SF Weekly’s devilish dive into Anton LaVey’s supposed
Berkeley's Revolution Books once again found itself targeted by right-wing protesters Sunday evening during their "100th Anniversary of Russian Revolution" talk and slide show event. According to the
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Discover more like this at www.perlamente.com Cocktails with Creators: Artist, chef, and visionary Michael Cirino serves a high-flying cocktail with an unexpected twist. Waiting for a bartender to shake or
For those times you just can't stop at Starbucks. The ultimate dilemma: you're always in a rush and don't have time to make coffee before leaving home.
* Area hospital apparently unconcerned with moral requirements of disables accessibility. [Mission Local] * Dogpatch heats up. [SF Chronicle] * Uber's got a new legal chief. [Bloomberg] * A fundraiser for the SFPD bike cop
The Atlantic shared a look at The Columbarium, which is a documentary that delves into the story of the San Francisco Columbarium, otherwise known as the Neptune Society Columbarium. It's one
Hello, I want to play a game. #Jigsaw #DubNation pic.twitter.com/cvl6F3cIQc — Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) October 29, 2017 Stephen Curry knows how to make an entrance. Getting into the Halloween spirit, Curry
I think we need to have a discussion about how Google's burger emoji is placing the cheese underneath the burger, while Apple puts it on top pic.twitter.com/PgXmCkY3Yc — Thomas
This is going to sound like one of those class-action lawsuit radio ads, but: have you paid the SFMTA for a parking, street cleaning, or traffic ticket recently? It's possible
Oakland's skyline could soon be changing as developers have filed a proposal for a unique new building that would tower over businesses and residences in Oakland's Chinatown. According to
The collective North Bay wildfires have moved on from emergency response to the investigation and cleanup phases, as displaced individuals return to their homes to assess the damage done. Chemists and biologists are
#102917WF1 UPDATE FIRE 44 MOLIMO DR CONTAINED 1st Alarm 1 fatality 1 victim 1 Displaced Und. Investigation 554 am pic.twitter.com/anFw3d30ue — San Francisco Fire (@sffdpio) October 29, 2017 One person is
Things got super scary for guests of a Halloween event at California's Great America Saturday, but the fright didn't come from ghosts or goblins — instead, a large group of
After Senators introduced new legislation intended to regulate advertising on social networks, Facebook has unveiled more details about their own attempts to enforce transparency in advertising on their platform. Per TechCrunch, Facebook will
* It seems like a no-brainer, but no, the solution to too much Facebook isn't more Facebook. [Wired] * Bay Area crematory sends wrong remains to grieving family. [KRON 4] * China isn&
Here's @MattBreida's first @nfl touchdown! #SFvsPHI pic.twitter.com/9HLtMZi0n0 — San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) October 29, 2017 by Daisy Barringer Congratulations to Jed York, Coach Kyle Shanahan, General Manager
Bruce Maxwell, the Oakland A's catcher who became the first player in Major League Baseball to take a knee during the national anthem, was arrested in Scottsdale, Arizona, for allegedly pointing
The running tech industry joke that is the continued existence of early stage social networking site MySpace just turned into even more of a joke. Once valued at $12 billion, the forgotten MySpace
A man who BART police says has drawn swastikas and racial slurs on trains and stations across the Bay Area will not be charged with a hate crime for the acts, but will
In the latest chapter of right-leaning newsgroups and placing a high value on disrupting the proceedings of Berkeley, California, the Chronicle reports that an almost-$100,000 grant from the National Park
As you do not live on a remote island far from Facebook and Twitter and the news (sigh, IF ONLY), you are likely aware that Paul Manafort, who managed now-President Donald Trump&
