SF News Wife Of Barcelona Terror Attack Victim Searching For Good Samaritan Heidi Nunes-Tucker of Lafayette lost her husband, 42-year-old Jared Tucker in last week's terror attack in Barcelona. Now she's searching for a waiter spotted helping him in pictures posted to social media. CBS
SF News BART To Permanently Close Two Entrances To Civic Center Station That entrance to the BART/Muni station at the foot of Grove Street, in front of Burger King, is a thing of the past, and BART will also be closing the corresponding entrance
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Turmoil Depresses Uber Valuation Soon you'll be seeing publication logos (like ours!) next to Facebook content. [Ad Week] How Facebook, Apple, and Google are changing TV. [Wired] Salesforce releases pretty decent earnings report. [Bloomberg] Berkeley businesses post
SF News Spitting Suspect Beats Man With Tire Iron In Dogpatch A man walking in Dogpatch was the victim of an aggravated assault last night, after a suspect spit on him, chased him, and beat him with a tire iron. Police say that the
Arts & Entertainment #HappyBirthday! The Hashtag Turns 10 It might seem like just yesterday that you were explaining how it worked to your mom, but it was ten years ago today that the hashtag was born. #Hashtag10 New York Magazine regales
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Museum Of Ice Cream Tickets Go On Sale This Week Continuing the trend of "installations" that aren't exactly art but that you have to pay to get into so that you can Instagram yourself there, The Museum Of Ice Cream is arriving downtown
Arts & Entertainment Ask A San Francisco Native: What's The Big Deal About Sutro Tower? Dear Rain, What is the big deal about Sutro Tower? I don't understand why everyone likes it. I don't understand why there's souvenirs and merch of the tower you can buy. When I
SF News BART Defends Panhandling As Free Speech, But Says 'Aggressive Panhandlers' Will Be Arrested A man was arrested at the Bay Fair BART station Tuesday, after he allegedly battered a patron who refused to give him money. The incident was detailed in a Facebook post published by
SF News Yet Another RV Driver Slams Into Golden Gate Bridge Toll Booth I'm told by GGB secuirty Lane 5 will remain closed until crews can fix divider (after AM commute hours) @nbcbayarea https://t.co/CzkMWZZdfZ— Pete Suratos (@PeteSuratosTV) August 23, 2017 You're not suffering
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: UC Underpays Contractors, Auditor Says Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here SF, in Lego form. [SFist] John Watson, the CEO
misc Break Into Coding For Less Than $20 With One of These Web Development Courses Let renowned instructor Rob Percival teach you the art of programming. Programming has gotten a little more complex since we were all making profiles on MySpace. (Can't say we miss the drama of
SF News Day Around The Bay: Dublin Fire Grows To 200 Acres, Prompts Evacuation #UPDATE Mandatory evacs now for Wallis Ranch in #Dublin - 100 acre fire at #CampParks fueled by wind. @nbcbayarea https://t.co/FiWlUXo3Ge pic.twitter.com/JentkoCeqB— Janelle Wang (@janellewang) August 22, 2017
SF News ATTN SF: You Can Now Recycle Bubble Wrap, Plastic Bags, And More In Your Blue Bins Some new Recology recycling guidelines that have been outlined here by sfrecycles.org but have not yet appeared on the Recology website, give us a whole bunch of new things to remember when
SF News Apple's Spaceship Doughnut Campus An Astronomical Hassle For Sunnyvale Locals In his final public appearance on this earth at a 2011 Cupertino City Council meeting, Apple co-founder/messiah Steve Jobs promised the council that Apple’s 175-acre “Apple Park” campus featuring a spaceship
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Castro Loses Two Restaurants In One Week; Blueprint Tap Room Shutters In SoMa It seems that a midsummer wave of closures is upon us in the food scene, beginning with a pair of small Asian spots in the Castro one of which had sat quietly on
SF News Dolores Park Neighbors Say Footbridge Has Become Magnet For Hard Drug Sales Neighbors of Dolores Park, from the adjacent Castro and Dolores Heights environs, gathered Monday evening for a contentious community meeting with the SFPD and D8 Supervisor Jeff Sheehy to discuss what they see
Arts & Entertainment SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Stay tuned for further SFist coverage of events in response to the maybe-happening alt-right rally at Crissy Field. This week's event round-up includes a smattering of everything else that's going down, from album
Arts & Entertainment Photos: A Miniature SF At Legoland California (Salesforce Tower Not Included) As parents with kids likely already know, Legoland California Resort has a section of the theme park called Miniland USA which can be cruised through on a boat or toured on foot. Miniature
SF News Swastika Flyers Surface In Alameda, Adding To Hate Crime Count A Sunday morning stroll in Alameda turned up a few Swastika-adorned flyers clearly designed to intimidate the Muslim community, and just a few blocks from the Islamic Center of Alameda, as ABC 7
SF News Facebook Group Calls For Removal Of San Francisco Statue Depicting Prone Native American Prompted by the recent protests and demonstrations in the southern part of the United States calling for the removal of statues honoring Confederate leaders, a Facebook group is now demanding the removal of
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: SF Man Feared Lost In River Reddit users had better prepare for hella video ads. [Ad Week] Online hate speech isn't always black and white. [Wired] Iran might let Twitter in. [Associated Press] These restaurants get service raves from
Arts & Entertainment Semi-Autonomous VW Electric Microbus, The I.D. Buzz, Makes Appearance In San Francisco Making an obligatory stop for a photo op in the nexus of once-upon-a-time and still-sorta-kinda Hippieville, the Upper Haight, here is VW's concept car version of their upcoming minibus throwback, which also just
Arts & Entertainment A Bunch Of Dummies Just Pulled Over On An East Bay Freeway To Watch The Eclipse Traffic was predicted in connection with yesterday's eclipse in spots all over the country, but a ton of East Bay residents traveling on Highway 24 through Lafayette decided just to pull over and
SF News FiDi Crime Team Snatches Phone From Woman's Hand How many men does it take to steal a cell phone at a busy San Francisco corner? Three, if a recent crime in the Financial District is any indication. According to the San
SF News Asking Rents In San Francisco Are Down About Two Percent Over Last Year They say that rents, on average, really never go down much in SF, they just plateau. And while many have sensed that we've reached such a plateau over the last two years, thanks
