SF News Nancy Pelosi Calls For Violent Antifa To Be Arrested Heeding calls from some on the left to condemn the documented violence of "antifa" activists on Sunday who attacked the vastly outnumbered right-wing rally-goers who showed up in downtown Berkeley on Sunday, Nancy
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Tim Cook's $89.6 Million Windfall Instagram's updated its multiple photos feature to allow portrait or landscape type images. [Ad Week] Tim Cook's ten-year deal pays off with . [Associated Press] Top engineer departs Twitter. [Ad Week] "Women tech entrepreneurs
SF News Kalanick Reportedly Cries As He Passes Torch To New Uber CEO At an all-hands meeting at Uber HQ in San Francisco this morning, former CEO Travis Kalanick was reportedly crying as new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi (pronounced cause-row-SHA-hee) was introduced to the company. Uber's board
SF News San Francisco's Proposed Delivery Robot Ban Rolls Forward It's been a good long while since we heard about Supervisor Norman Yee's proposed ban on delivery robots on SF sidewalks. But that doesn't mean it's fallen by the wayside — in fact, Yee's
SF News Feinstein Tells Crowd Of San Franciscans To Expect Four Years Of Trump, Gets Booed Feinstein stuns San Francisco crowd: Trump 'can be a good president' via the @FoxNews App https://t.co/qUI4VNjSLe— 👠Micee🇺🇸 (@SanMateogirl11) August 30, 2017 Senator Dianne Feinstein had a Commonwealth Club stage conversation
SF News Uber Under Federal Investigation For Alleged Bribery, Violations Of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act It's the first day on the job for new Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, and it appears task number one on his list will be a federal investigation into allegations of foreign bribery by
SF News 'Conservative' San Franciscan Invites White Supremacists To Block Golden Gate Bridge Wednesday Morning An apparent San Francisco resident has announced a supposed demonstration to block the Golden Gate Bridge Wednesday morning, with fringe groups including those associated with white supremacy invited to attend. According to the
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: UCSF Animal Experimentation Under Federal Scrutiny Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Apparently some of the richest companies in the world
Arts & Entertainment Art Is Just The Beginning At The Getty In Los Angeles This fall, take a trip to the Getty Center in Los Angeles and step into Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, a far-reaching and ambitious exploration of Latin American and Latino art in dialogue
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Transit Center Opening Slips A Bit The estimated date for "substantial completion" of the Transbay Salesforce Transit Center building has slipped to mid-March of next year, and the rooftop park won't open until 3/26/18 at the earliest,
Arts & Entertainment SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Overwhelmed by this awful world we're living in and needing some cultural distraction and social time? Look no further than this week's agenda of fun stuff to spend your spare time doing, from
SF News Oath Keepers Stayed Away From SF & Berkeley Rallies Because Of Potential White Nationalist Presence Oath Keepers confirm militia will attend controversial Crissy Field rallyhttps://t.co/CqI4kKZXxN pic.twitter.com/gcBJfdoSdT— Robert Aponte (@ROBERT3620) August 20, 2017 The armed militia group known as Oath Keepers, a pro-gun
SF News Hillary Clinton And Her Book Tour Come To SF's Opera Plaza In October Too bad for all the neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and based stickmen who just allegedly left town, because lordy would they have had a field day with this one. Democratic Party nominee for President,
SF News Facebook And Google Pledge Matching Funds For Hurricane Harvey Disaster Relief As Hurricane Harvey continues to wreak havoc and leave Greater Houston under many feet of water, two Bay Area tech giants are pledging matching funds to encourage private citizens to donate to the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Aziza Will Not Reopen, Will Be Replaced By Moorish-Mexican Spot Called Amara At last we have word on local star chef Mourad Lahlou's plans for his Outer Richmond onetime flagship restaurant, Aziza which has now been closed for fifteen months. The Michelin-starred chef-owner of Mourad,
SF News Mayor Ed Lee May 'Send A Bill' To Feds For Saturday Protests #SFPD travels to Alamo Square Park protest in Muni bus, via @FitzTheReporter https://t.co/jT346H03jc pic.twitter.com/goOgtlbyas— SF Examiner (@sfexaminer) August 29, 2017 SF Mayor Ed Lee is saying he
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Uber (Finally) Lets You Opt Out Of Post-Ride Tracking American's richest people are octogenarians, except in Silicon Valley. [Bloomberg] Chicken John making his Chez Poulet a legit event space and hotel. [SocketSite] Uber is finally letting you opt out of having your
SF News Vallejo Elementary School Teacher Arrested For Dealing Heroin, Methadone A 36-year-old Napa woman was arrested Friday on suspicion of trafficking heroin and methadone, and using false identification. While the suspect, Delicia Gomez, was being booked at the Napa County Department of Corrections,
SF News Grant Avenue Assailant Bashes Victim With Guitar A violent musician was arrested late Monday, following an odd Chinatown attack. Officers with the San Francisco Police Department were called the 1000 block of rant Avenue, which is between Jackson Street and
Arts & Entertainment Photo: CHP Catches Deer On Bay Bridge Early this morning, Oakland CHP officers spotted a deer possibly a young male, see the small antlers in the roadway on the eastern span of the Bay Bridge. Mistaking it for a doe,
SF News Berkeley Mayor Tells Campus That Yiannopoulos/Coulter Event Will Be Public Safety Disaster "I obviously believe in freedom of speech, but there is a line between freedom of speech and then posing a risk to public safety,” says Berkeley mayor Jesse Arreguin to the Chronicle, as
SF News Man Thrown Into Bus On Market Street A thrown cigarette was the catalyst in a Market Street confrontation that sent a man to the hospital Monday evening. It was 6:44 p.m. Monday, near the intersection of Market and
SF News SF Homicides Quickly On Rise As Police Investigate Fatal Tenderloin Shooting The suspect in a fatal shooting on a Tenderloin street remains at large today, two days after the slaying occurred. According to the San Francisco Police Department, it was 12:40 a.m.
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: Idling Cars Face Palo Alto Ban Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Bed bugs = breakup. [SFist] Facebook is blocking false news
