Arts & Entertainment The Inner Circle: It's Not Elitist, It's Just A Dating App With Fewer Weirdos The world is full of a lot of bad dates—that old adage about kissing frogs is now, more than ever, fairly accurate. Except nowadays, not only are you kissing frogs—but you're
misc 5 Game-Changing Home Improvement Gadgets That Are Under $20 A home makeover doesn't have to be extreme to be effective. PSA: You don't have to go broke to give your home an HGTV-worthy makeover (though you wouldn't catch us complaining if the
SF News Day Around The Bay: Local News Anchor Blames Left For Bringing 'Hate' In Berkeley KTVU news anchor Frank Somerville says he "experienced hate first hand" at Sunday's rally and counter-protest in Berkeley, but it was coming from leftist activists who threatened him after he took a couple
Arts & Entertainment Photos: First Look At All The Art At Burning Man 2017 It's only Monday of the seven-day affair known as The Burn, and thanks to newly semi-functional cell signal out on the playa, like last year, we're getting some early sneak peeks of the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Salad-Making Robot Makes Debut In Palo Alto #SallyTheSaladRobot is at @wework in #sf tonight for @inteahouse's pitch event! #WhenWeWorkMetSally #MakingFoodFun A post shared by Chowbotics (@chowbotics) on Jun 8, 2017 at 5:50pm PDT Sally, the salad-making robot, may soon
SF News Bloodthirsty Bed Bugs Homewreck SF Couple's Relationship The Bay Area found itself in a dubious top ten earlier this year when we were named the tenth most bed bug-infested region in America. Help may be on the way, according to
Arts & Entertainment Video: Rad Hot Wheels Track Through Santa Cruz Redwoods A group called 5 Mad Movie Makers that last year built and filmed a Hot Wheels track on the beach in San Clemente, CA, is back this month with a track they built
SF News The Zuckerberg-Chans Announce Birth Of New Baby Daughter Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan announced on Facebook a few hours ago that they have just welcomed new daughter August to the family. This means that the couple's nearly two-year-old daughter Max, born
Arts & Entertainment Black Rock City Pops Up On Google Maps For several years someone has been putting together an "unofficial" map of Burning Man and all the art and theme camps, the newest of which you can see below, using Google Maps. But
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Arts & Entertainment Photo Of The Weekend: 'Cookies To Fight Fascism' One of the highlights of my weekend, after venturing out Saturday fearful that violent skirmishes might erupt in San Francisco as they have several times this year in Berkeley over planned right-wing rallies,
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Stop Fretting About That $1000 iPhone Stanford Study says a baby's race and ethnicity affect the quality of care they receive in California neonatal intensive care units. [SF Chronicle] Photographer releases book on Burning Man architecture. [Wired] [CNet] explains
SF News Berkeley Police Overwhelmed At Sunday Rally, Allowed Militant Activists Past Barriers Into Park Tense standoff at police command post. #ABC7now pic.twitter.com/yXZjWCAUuW— Dan Noyes (@dannoyes) August 27, 2017 In contrast to the largely controlled chaos and peaceful rallying that went on a day earlier
SF News Stowaway Rat Delays SF-Bound Flight By Nine Hours A flight to San Francisco International Airport was held up for over nine hours Sunday, but (for once!) the issue wasn't ground delays at our end — instead, a rat that had stowed away
SF News Piedmont Mayor Steps Down After Offensive Social Media Posts Piedmont Mayor Jeff Wieler announced Sunday that he would be stepping down from the job following an outcry last week over several Facebook posts that showed him to be less than enlightened on
SF News Proposed Ballot Measure Would Legalize 'Magic Mushrooms' In California Touting their supposed efficacy in treating certain illnesses, a Monterey County man has proposed a measure for California's ballot that would legalize consumption of psilocybins, aka "magic mushrooms." CBS 5 reports that the
SF News Altercation Between Acquaintances Ends In San Francisco Homicide A confrontation on a San Francisco street turned deadly Sunday, when a man was killed by someone police say he knew. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the incident was initially reported
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: 'Excessive Heat' Expected In Bay Area 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: Alamo Square was blocked off by
misc Here's How To Become A Social Media Marketing Master You'll more than "like" these six indispensable courses. These days, social media is more than just a tool to stalk your ex or share pictures of your trip to Paris — it's a way
SF News Uber Board Names New CEO, Expedia Chief Dara Khosrowshahi Uber's board made a somewhat surprising decision Sunday to appoint Expedia chief Dara Khosrowshahi to the open CEO role at the company, settling two months of unrest at the company and setting aside
SF News Patriot Prayer's Joey Gibson 'Rescued' By Berkeley Police; 13 Arrests Made During Sunday Demonstration Masked men and women with Anarchist banner chanting "Heather Heyer, rest in power." #ABC7now pic.twitter.com/yPrnUTgntw— Dan Noyes (@dannoyes) August 27, 2017 Thousands of people showed up in Berkeley Sunday, including
Arts & Entertainment Photo: Heart Of Humans On Ocean Beach To Counter Hate We showed up for love, tolerance, and justice #sfrally @CBSSF @KTVU @kron4news pic.twitter.com/uUxhtkfVlC— twwsfbay (@twwsfbay) August 27, 2017 While much of the city was focused on rallies and marches against
SF News Photos Of Saturday's Rallies And Protests Against Hate In San Francisco Saturday morning began with the SFPD closing down Alamo Square Park and shutting down streets within a two-block radius, all after Patriot Prayer organizer Joey Gibson had announced Friday that he would be
SF News Sunday Links: Uber CEO Vote Expected Sunday Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here This Dolores Park church can be yours. [SFist] New
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Hardwood Bar & Smokery Debuts, Bauer Likes Dumpling Time, And More If you were to pick one word to describe this week in restaurants, it would be "closure." Chaya Brasserie and the SF outpost of chain Buca Di Beppo both closed their doors, as
