SF News Judge Denies Bail Request By Ghost Ship Defendant Max Harris A judge in Alameda County today denied a bail reduction request from Max Harris, one of the two defendants in the criminal case tied to the December Ghost Ship fire in Oakland. Harris,
SF News New Renderings Reveal 579-Unit Development Planned At 12th And Market Property along Market Street at 12th that belongs to the UA Local 38 Plumbers Union a notable union of plumbing companies and individuals - across the street from Zuni, is slated for redevelopment
SF News ICE Director: 'Sanctuary Cities Are A Criminal's Best Friend' In the latest salvo from the Trump Administration against sanctuary city policies, Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Thomas Homan spoke out during a White House press corps briefing Thursday vowing to crack
Arts & Entertainment Go Do This Thing: Free Large-Scale Jazz Piece At The Sutro Baths Catch what the New York Times calls "the ultimate environmental piece" and what a New Yorker reviewer calls "one of the most rapturous experiences of my listening life" (!) when John Luther Adams' jazz
SF News 'Kill Switch' Cuts SF Smartphone Robberies By Half Your iPhone is a lot less likely to get swiped on Muni than it used to be. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, new San Francisco Police data says that smartphone robberies in
Arts & Entertainment Rare Photo Collection From 1967 Shows Haight Street Fashions In The Summer Of Love In the private photo collection of Charles W. Cushman, recently made available online through the Indiana University Archives, there's a group of photos that were all likely shot in the same month, March
SF News SFPD Blames Nightlife For Uptick In Rape Despite the fact that a lot of people will tell you that nightlife in SF is on the wane and isn't as vibrant as it used to be in the age of Netflix
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Whiteboard Task List, Discarded Every neighborhood has a couple of corners where irresponsible people discard their belongings under the assumption that someone else will take care of it for them. "Hey, someone will eventually clean this up"
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: CA Coders Rank Behind Those In Washington, Wyoming Coding skills survey says California's developers rank behind Washington and Wyoming. [CNet] [SF Gate] has a fun slideshow of tech CEOs before they were on top. [Curbed SF] quite rightly calls out glowing
SF News Fire Plane Mishap Turns Sonoma Neighborhood Pink There’s not much funny about California wildfire season, with more than 100,000 acres on fire across the state as of press time. So we’re really going to enjoy the one
SF News Video: UberEats Delivery Guy Freaks Out On Woman In SF San Francisco's food delivery game is a tough one, you gotta admit. There's tons of competition, traffic is murder, and customers can be rude. But based on a video posted to Facebook by
Arts & Entertainment Want To Know If It's Foggy At The Beach? Check 'Fog Today' A handy new website that pulls in satellite images of San Francisco every five to ten minutes is now your quickest and best tool to see where the fog line currently is, and
SF News SF Main Library Closes After Person Jumps From Balcony The San Francisco Main Library at Civic Center was evacuated and temporarily closed Thursday afternoon after a person jumped from one of the balconies into the lobby atrium, possibly in a suicide attempt.
SF News Gang Of Women Beats And Robs Fellow Muni Patron A group of four women beat and robbed a Muni passenger Thursday, after their victim attempted to alert authorities regarding their activities. Police say that the attack happened at 4:50 p.m.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Meg Whitman Denies Uber CEO Rumors Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Do you want to watch Facebook TV? [SFist] Airbnb
misc Here's How To Accessorize On A Budget Everything you need to set the top trends in your town this season. If the devil's in the details, then outfits are made with great accessories. Turn heads this summer with these essentials
SF News Day Around The Bay: Fed Up Woman Places Masturbating Man Under Citizen's Arrest On BART The health department releases an updated map of the highest injury streets and intersections for traffic incidents. [Hoodline] A man who was allegedly masturbating on BART was placed under citizen’s arrest by
SF News August Expected To Be Hotter Than Average In Bay Area, California A warm week is set to kick off what may be a warmer-than-usual August for the Bay Area though possibly not that warm for SF, because we all know how that goes. As
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 18 Best Sushi Spots In SF You know how some people like to say that even bad pizza isn't that bad, because it's still pizza? The same can not be said of sushi. And you know what you're not
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Ippudo Ramen Debuts In Berkeley Friday Ramen lovers, I need your attention. Ippudo Ramen, which has two locations in New York and two more on the way, in addition to dozens in Japan and other countries, is set to
Arts & Entertainment Video: A Slumber Party With Sloths At the Zoological Wildlife Conservation Center and the Sloth Captive Husbandry Center in Rainier, Oregon, "sleepovers" are being offered for animal lovers who want to hang out with adorable sloths for a night
SF News Supes Protest Letting Sutter Health Close Long-Term Care Unit at St. Luke's Sutter Health’s California Pacific Medical Center network made plans with the city in 2013 to open two new hospitals in San Francisco, which all sounds very lovely and commendable. But the details
Arts & Entertainment Step Aside, YouTube: Facebook To Launch Its Own TV Shows In August Staying on FB while watching TV is about to get even easier. Next month or maybe later because it's already behind schedule social media giant Facebook will launch its own television section, mercifully
SF News Online Sale Goes Awry, Becomes Gunpoint Robbery Two men who were just trying to sell some stuff online had their pants (and more) stolen Wednesday, even though they met their robbers on a busy San Francisco street. According to the
Arts & Entertainment The Apothecarium Opens Swank New Dispensary In The Marina The Apothecarium, the popular "upscale" medical marijuana dispensary based in the Castro, has just just opened their second SF location in the Marina as of noon Wednesday. Housed in a former Thai restaurant