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There is a lot of talent involved with the serial killer thriller . Martin Scorsese was once set to direct, and he remains an executive producer. His longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker cut the film.
There is a lot of talent involved with the serial killer thriller . Martin Scorsese was once set to direct, and he remains an executive producer. His longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker cut the film.
Residents of the largely burned out Coffey Park neighborhood in Santa Rosa are being allowed back in today to assess damage, collect anything they can find, and grieve. The neighborhood has been under
Just days after the SFMTA passed some new regulations overseeing the city's emerging jitney scene, the one remaining private shuttle bus company has abruptly shut down operations. Ford-owned commuter shuttle
* Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here * Was Jessica Williams' death at the hands of
Say no to boring overhead lighting! It's hard to believe how many options there are when it comes to lighting, but there's good reason for it. A well-lit
* Now on their way to full containment, on schedule, tomorrow, the Tubbs Fire is now 92% contained as of this afternoon, and the Nuns Fire is 82% contained. [Cal Fire] * Large numbers of
Somehow, San Francisco has again topped Forbes' "America's Best 20 Cities for Trick-Or-Treating" list, specifying Presidio Heights and Cow Hollow as the two best neighborhoods where
Officials are looking into who may have been behind the gruesome skinning of a sea otter in San Luis Obispo County. SFGate reports that late last month, a dead, skinned sea otter was
Our scenic getaway to the northeast, Lake Tahoe, has long been a popular frolicking spot for bears, and SFist will breathlessly report any and all bear developments particularly when there is video. Bear
After cutting off night and weekend service for a month this summer in order to complete testing in the Muni underground system, the SFMTA has announced that they're expecting to put
One of the last large homeless encampments in the city is being "resolved" according to city officials, and the dozens of people who have been living there for about a year
A house on Twin Peaks originally designed by renowned California architect Richard Neutra and constructed in 1936 has been completely demolished, and Socketsite suggests that the developer behind this transgression will likely just
Noted conspiracy enthusiast Alex Jones has allegedly been selling people dietary supplements with dangerously high lead content through the InfoWars storefront, says the Oakland-based watchdog group, Center for Environmental Health (CEH). According
A long and contentious fight between local dog owners and the National Park Service over a proposed new set of rules regarding on- and off-leash areas for dog walking in the Golden
The San Francisco District Attorney has announced that it won't be pressing charges against a police officer involved in a high-profile shooting last year which prompted the resignation of former
We’re excited to open our new shop in Hayes Valley real soon! Just a few more finishing touches before we start serving bagels and @stumptowncoffee at 537 Octavia St. A post shared
We're all educated people, well aware that (as first stated by Ian Betteridge), "any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." But
* Now you can get an Elon Musk air freshener. [CNet] * How SF is trying to get the oil industry to pay for climate change. [Wired] * Sexual assault reported at UC Berkeley dorm. [Daily
According to numbers crunched by a local parking app, drivers in the Financial District, in the Civic Center area, and in the Inner Richmond and North Beach are most likely to get ticketed
While the prognosis of a San Francisco police officer who was apparently intentionally struck by an SUV Wednesday remains unclear, a suspect has been arrested in connection with the incident. The collision between
Oh, what a difference five years makes. It was five years ago this month that San Francisco's first Target store opened to much pomp and celebration in the faux-Vegas splendor
A group of United States senators is looking to lead the charge on creating legislation that would ensure full transparency when it comes to buying political ad space on the internet. Senators Amy
First Responder to the #BearFire. California feels a little End of Days this morning. Stay safe good people. pic.twitter.com/PoeNAOlvNQ — Elliott Lusztig (@ezlusztig) October 18, 2017 300 structures remain under threat
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