Arts & Entertainment Behold: Local Artist Paints La Croix Cans A La Warhol Well this is amusing. Eater points us to a new gallery show of local street artist fnnch (remember him?), called 9 Cans of La Croix. And yes, that's what it is: large paintings
Arts & Entertainment Check Out The Crazy View From The $42 Million Penthouse At 181 Fremont Just hitting the market is the insane, full-floor penthouse unit sitting atop what will be the tallest residential tower on the West Coast. I'm talking about 181 Fremont, arguably the coolest looking new
SF News Trial Of Man Accused Of Killing Kate Steinle Begins Friday At long last, the Kate Steinle murder trial begins tomorrow, Friday. Here's a quick refresher: 32-year-old Kathryn "Kate" Steinle of San Francisco was shot and killed on July 1, 2016 while strolling along
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Dear Mom Pivots, Becomes Artist-Friendly Darger Bar Dear San Francisco, The bar known as Dear Mom is no more. In its place, with a fresh coat of paint and new vibe, is Darger Bar a bar with a value-centric food
SF News Proposed Van Ness Double Towers Want Double The Parking, 25 Percent More Units Plans are moving along for the tall building high-rise zone at Market Street and Van Ness Avenue, as a roughly 12-block area around that crossroads has been granted higher height allowances by the
SF News Airbnb Host Who Discriminated Against Asian Guest Gets Fined $5K For the first time, an Airbnb host who exhibited racism on the platform an all too common occurrence — will be held legally responsible and penalized. Tami Barker, the owner of a home at
SF News Sacramento Men Who Stopped Train Attack Will Play Themselves In Clint Eastwood Movie There are perks to heroism. According to KRON 4, the three Sacramento-based men who thwarted an attempted act of terrorism on a French train in 2015 will get to play themselves in Clint
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink ... And Now Farina Has Lost Its Liquor License The still mysterious saga of Farina (3560 18th Street), which has sat dark for the better part of two months with ominous postings from debt collectors on its front door, has a new
SF News SF Perfume Thieves Overpower Security Guards During Noontime Raid Thieves at a popular San Francisco shopping center might be smelling a little better than usual today, after they successfully purloined some perfume Wednesday. Police say that the heist occurred at 12:03
SF News Tobacco Lobby Works To Overturn SF Menthol Ban The ink is barely dry on the ban on menthol cigarettes and flavored tobacco products that San Francisco supervisors passed unanimously in late June, but the tobacco industry is firing back with cartons
SF News Man Seriously Injured In Random SoMa Beating A man walking down a SoMa street was suddenly attacked Wednesday afternoon, and police say that his assailant remains at large. According to the San Francsico Police Department, the 51-year-old male victim was
Arts & Entertainment 'War For The Planet Of The Apes' Is The Best One Yet When the franchise first tried a reboot in 2001, it was in the hands of director Tim Burton.The result, while pretty faithful to the look of the original series, was....not good.
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Apple Panic As iPhone 8 Nears "Sense of panic" at Apple over rush to release iPhone 8. This weekend, Sunday Streets is in the Mission. [Moving SF] Cal Alumni Association faces discrimination, retaliation claims. [Daily Californian] Merchants impacted by
SF News Fight Rages On About Who Started Fight Between Cops And Skaters At Dolores Park Meanwhile in #SanFrancisco...#DoloresPark #SF #Dolores #Skateboarding pic.twitter.com/b9kU9KuEhB— jimmy alto (@jimmyalto) July 12, 2017 After witness reports suggested a police officer extended his left arm to collide with a skateboarder
SF News Supes Surprised At Months-Old News That Dolores Park Litterers Are Never Cited It appears that District 8 Supervisor Jeff Sheehy has something in common with a certain kind of fragile Hollywood star — he never, it appears, reads coverage of himself. That was made apparent Wednesday,
SF News Air Canada Jet's Near-Miss Landing At SFO Was Within 300 Feet Of Disaster A new animated simulation illustrates just how close an Air Canada jet was last Friday to killing about 1000 people at SFO. As we now learn via NBC Bay Area, Air Canada Flight
Arts & Entertainment Nazi-Looted Painting May Return to California Family, Per Court Ruling In 1962, just four years after Lilly Cassirer received a settlement of $13,000 from the German government for a painting looted by the Nazis, she died. Cassirer, who was Jewish, fled Germany
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Google Avoids $1.3 Billion Tax Bill Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Mills to remain women only, layoffs to come. [SFist]
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink A Taste of Jack Daniel's Hometown For one week only, Jack Daniel's is bringing a taste of its hometown—Lynchburg, TN—to SF with a pop-up General Store in honor of the brand’s over 150 year heritage. But
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Uber Might Settle With Waymo Uber had a call with investors yesterday in which the company frantically tried to ease worries about their financial standing, and suggested there would likely be a settlement in the Google/Waymo case
SF News Mills College In Oakland Votes To Lay Off Faculty Rather Than Admit Men The Bay Area's oldest (and now only) women's college, Mills College in Oakland, faced another crossroads this year as they've seen a steady decline in enrollment and are now facing a $9 million
SF News Berkeley Republicans Shoot for Showdown Again, Book Ben Shapiro C-List conservative pundit Ben Shapiro may not have the “right-wing Judy Garland” appeal of Ann Coulter or the alt-right pedophile appeal of Milo Yiannopoulos. But like those two, Shapiro has been invited to
Arts & Entertainment By Popular Demand, Kink.com Is Holding Another Moving Sale At The Armory This Weekend When Kink.com announced they'd be selling off a bunch of used props and furniture a few weeks back, interest was high, and the story went around like wildfire because San Franciscans love
SF News Shark Attack In Santa Cruz Closes Beaches A shark attack near the Santa Cruz shore has prompted beach closures and presumably an uptick in folks watching Jaws on Netflix. SFGate reports that a shark tried to take a bite out
