Arts & Entertainment Counting Crows & Matchbox Twenty Fans Sad After Friday Shoreline Show Gets Postponed Shoreline Amphitheatre had to call off a concert Friday featuring 90s throwbacks (and Bay Area native band) Counting Crows and Matchbox Twenty all because some part of a road or ramp collapsed making
Arts & Entertainment Cool New Trove Of Found Photos Shows Us San Francisco In The 1950s This week Mission Mission turned us on to this Tumblr called Found Photos which includes a bunch of vintage scenes of San Francisco in the 1950s and 60s. The photographers are unknown, and
SF News Saturday Links: Real Madrid, Manchester United To Face Off In Levi's Stadium Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here La Cage Aux Folles gets a smart update in
Arts & Entertainment Actor John Heard Found Dead In Palo Alto Hotel John Heard, the film, television and stage actor, was found dead on Friday in Palo Alto, California. He was 72. The actor had "minor back surgery" on Wednesday at Stanford Medical Center, according
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Hive With 40,000 Bees Removed From Castro Home Buzz Off: 40,000 Bees Removed From Castro Courtyard https://t.co/gBGCBovA1N by @YourProtagonist pic.twitter.com/Bmoi9LTqso— Hoodline (@Hoodline) July 20, 2017 Housing advocates say it's increasingly common for Bay Area
SF News Video: Stanley Roberts Tags Along On Pacifica Traffic Stops This week, KRON 4's Stanley Roberts got to do his favorite thing, shaming unlawful drivers, this time alongside cops with the San Mateo County Saturation and Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) in Pacifica. In
Arts & Entertainment Pro Talent Shines In 'La Cage Aux Folles' at SF Playhouse Thanks to the 1996 movie The Birdcage, the charming and ahead-of-its-time story of La Cage Aux Folles is well known to American audiences. Less well known to contemporary audiences is the 1978 French
SF News Ben Shapiro Back On In Berkeley, With A Smaller Venue Just hours after Thursday’s report that UC Berkeley was denying conservative pundit Ben Shapiro a campus venue for a proposed September 14 speech, the Chronicle reports that the university has agreed to
Arts & Entertainment Apartment Sadness: Outer Richmond Carpeted Gem, $2800/Mo Though the housing market has been tempered by a combination of slower job growth, population out-migration and increased supply, that doesn't really mean that prices have come down. It does mean that there
Arts & Entertainment The 9 Most Infamous Cults In The Bay Area 'Cult' is a word that gets thrown around casually a lot to describe everything from Mormonism to Soul Cycle. But here in the Bay Area there's been a special affinity for cultism, and
SF News Trump Admin Pulls Ecologist From Zuckerberg Park Tour But It Totally Wasn't Over Climate Change Facebook founder and fleece enthusiast Mark Zuckerberg toured Montana's Glacier National Park on July 15 and as one might imagine, the tour's guest list was a hot-button issue. KPIX 5 reports that the
SF News TechCrunch Writer Details Sexual Harassment Experience With SF-Based Venture Capitalist TechCrunch writer Catherine Shu repeatedly declined the advances of 500 Startups venture partner and entrepreneur-in-residence Tristan Pollock but that didn't stop him from allegedly grabbing her and groping her. Disgusted with what she
SF News Detwiler Fire Grows To 74,000 Acres, Destroys 58 Homes The five-day-old Detwiler Fire continues to grow, though at a slightly slower pace than it did in the previous couple of days, reaching 74,000 acres by Friday morning. It is now 15
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Ancient Avocado Toast Recipes Suggest This Generation Didn't Invent It After All SF Chronicle recipe for Avocado Toast, April 8, 1927 https://t.co/UMnH7YCnLM pic.twitter.com/AZ4NI2MZky— Eric Fischer (@enf) July 20, 2017 Though avocado toast — the complicated culinary concoction in which mashed
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Look Out For Lake Merced Fish Airbnb is on track to host a million guests by the end of 2017. [SF Business Times] YouTube is trying a tech fix to direct viewers away from extremist videos. [CNet] Mountain lion
SF News Richmond Mayor Witnesses BART Attack, Calls Out Nearby Workers As 'Uninterested' Anxiety over BART crime, safety, and deplorable teens will surely be on the rise after yet another BART attack by a teen mob Thursday, this one at the Richmond station. The Chronicle reports
SF News Ventriloquist Dummy At Large Following Van Ness Attack A nasty pair of thieves attacked a man on Van Ness Avenue late Thursday, assaulting him and stealing his ventriloquism device. Police say that the crime went down at 10:50 p.m.
SF News SF Resident Slain In Hayes Valley An evening attack in Hayes Valley left a San Francisco resident dead Thursday night, and sent San Francisco's homicide count for 2017 to 39. According to San Francisco Police Department spokesperson Sergeant Michael
SF News Lyft Gets In On Self-Driving Car Game With 'Level Five' & New Workforce In Palo Alto Lyft is nipping at the heels of main competitor Uber in joining the race to bring autonomous vehicles onto the road, but they're doing so with a slightly different and they say more
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: SFPD Officers Aren't Being Taught To De-Escalate Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here I'lll believe it when I see it. [SFist] Facebook
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Fire Breaks Out In Auburn Firefighters are responding to a vegetation fire on Upper Stagecoach Trail in the Auburn State Recreation Area in Placer County. pic.twitter.com/pcz7VBu95r— CAL FIRE NEU (@CALFIRENEU) July 20, 2017 A small
SF News Manhunt Underway For Two Richmond Gang Members Suspected In Murder And Multiple Crimes A manhunt is intensifying for two members of Richmond street gang known as the Manor Boyz who were the subjects of a six-month police and FBI investigation and crackdown. As Richmond Police Lt.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Hamburger Mary's *Might* Finally Open In The Castro, Maybe News flew around the local blogosphere late Wednesday that, following an Entertainment Commission hearing on Tuesday, the extraordinarily delayed revival of Hamburger Mary's might, three and a half years after we first heard
