SF News With Newly Reopened Alamo Square Park Comes New Wave Of Broad Daylight Car Break-Ins All around Alamo Square, in the plain light of day, you can likely hear the sound of glass shattering. The problem is heightening, perhaps just with the summer tourism rush, near the crooked
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Il Casaro To Bring Neapolitan Pizza To Church Street In The Castro Good news for pizza fans in the Castro environs: North Beach's Il Casaro Pizzeria & Mozzarella Bar is expanding with a second location, into the former Chilango space on Church Street, three doors
SF News Video: Airbnb Host Pushes Woman Down Flight Of Stairs Over Late Check-Out "You're not the great artist that you think you are, you're not the queen that you think you are. You need to leave now. This is not Africa," said a Dutch Airbnb host
SF News Pot Shops' Facebook Pages Going Up In Smoke A few Facebook bigwigs and executives are rolled up in the totally legal California cannabis industry, including former Facebook president Sean Parker who donated to the California recreational marijuana ballot measure. But Facebook
SF News Carjacker Dislodges Victim At Gunpoint A man who was carjacked Tuesday afternoon tried to thwart the theft by hopping on his vehicle, but his robbers were not dissuaded. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the crime went
SF News Wednesday Lunchtime Links: Bay Area Drivers Forego Turn Signals [Wired] warns tech against ignoring smaller cities. Inside SoMa's see-through house. [San Francisco Magazine] [Craig Newmark] is sending some of that sweet craigslist dough toward support animals. The East Bay has Ford bike
SF News Videos: Drone Surveys Oakland Fire Damage New drone video from KRON 4's QuadCopter4 gives us a picture of the extent of the damage following Friday's fire at the Alta Waverly complex in Oakland. The mixed-use development had been set
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink You Can Now Get Soylent At Some 7-Eleven Stores For all those who don't read tech blogs (or SFist) and have missed the news about the mail-order meal-replacement non-food known as Soylent, you may have your first introduction to the stuff via
SF News Reddit, Facebook, Other Tech Giants Rally For Net Neutrality In 'Day of Action' Today is a day of protest and calls for action from major players in the tech industry as the FCC prepares to roll back two-year-old protections for net neutrality. CEOs Mark Zuckerberg and
SF News SF Might Start Taxing Landlords Who Keep Apartments Vacant It's a comment news orgs get on nearly every story about San Francisco's rent control laws — something like,"I'm a property owner, but I refuse to rent out my vacant apartment(s) because
SF News Ugly Dolores Park Confrontation Between Police, Skateboarders Ends In Multiple Injuries A skateboarding event adjacent to Dolores Park turned ugly Tuesday night, when police officers seeking to end the proceedings and event participants faced off. KTVU reports that "hundreds" of people were watching skateboarders
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump: Stanford Hospital Faces Heat Over Infection Rate Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here These Chinatown dioramas are amazing. [SFist] Google's new phone
misc 5 Crowdfunded Products That Are Actually Amazing From inflatable solar lanterns to high quality travel sets, you'll love these ingenious inventions. Sometimes a person comes up with a great idea, a whole bunch of people invest a lot of money
SF News Day Around The Bay: Kendrick Lamar Opening A Pop-Up Shop Here In August Surprise! An umbrella-sharing startup in China, modeled on bike-sharing only with no way to track the umbrellas once they've been taken, ends in loss of 300,000 umbrellas. [SFGate] Kendrick Lamar is opening
Arts & Entertainment Dioramas and Miniatures Become Vessels For Memory In 'Forever, Chinatown' by Jessica Lachenal While many people turn to cellphone photos, videos, or even journaling to remember the things that are important to them, artist Frank Wong turned to an art form once thought
SF News Oakland Police Department Chastised In Federal Court Over Recent Sex Scandal A judge who ordered reforms and imposed federal oversight on the Oakland Police Department nearly a decade and a half ago took the city and department to task again Monday at least verbally
SF News Video: Boat Almost Nails Whale in Golden Gate Near-Miss Watch out, whale watchers! This particular season is being hailed as “some of the best whale watching in history” as record numbers of the mammoth marine mammals are turning up on Northern California’
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Delivery Startup Young Fava Halts Service To Seek Larger Kitchen Former Locanda chef Anthony Strong's upscale delivery-only concept Young Fava, which just debuted less than a month ago serving things like a "90s-Style Crudo" and a full caviar service with house-made potato chips,
SF News It's Official: San Francisco And Oakland Are The Worst Cities For Drivers There's another downside to living in the Bay Area. According to a study by WalletHub, San Francisco is now America's worst city for drivers and Oakland is the second worst. What does that
Arts & Entertainment Muralist 'Believe In People' Completes Brain Flower Piece In Tenderloin UPDATE 2 downtown San Francisco! if you see me in the bottom right red circle you can imagine what it feels like to have these golden plants towering over me as I work.
Arts & Entertainment SFist To-Do List: 12 Cool Things To Check Out This Week Get out and about! Select any number of these carefully curated events to broaden your horizons and hopefully not blow your bank account. Fans of comedy, cinema, and shopping will be especially jazzed
SF News BART Board Divided Over 'Racial Bias' Defense For Withholding Teen Attack Videos A debate is playing out publicly in the news media between BART directors and executives as well as between members of the media and BART over how much detail the transit system should
SF News Firewatch: Seven Wildfires Currently Ablaze In Northern California I-80 is closed in both directions due to a growing fire near Farad in the Sierra. Video courtesy of Kevin Quinn. pic.twitter.com/JntIiSG977— Brian Hickey (@kcraBrianHickey) July 10, 2017 by Jessica
Arts & Entertainment Japanese Blogger Handily Debunks Purported Photo Of Amelia Earhart A military history blogger in Japan has, with very little effort, debunked a widely publicized theory that was at the center of a documentary that aired Sunday on the History channel, claiming that
SF News Division Street Muggers Sic Mutt On Victim An early morning mugging on San Francisco's Division Street had an unpleasant capper Tuesday, when the victim both lost his stuff and was bitten by a dog. According to the San Francisco Police