SF News Women Pepper-Spray Man, Steal His Laxatives A man was attacked and robbed Thursday night, when a pair of women started an altercation with him then stole his medication. Police say that the incident happened at around 9 p.m.
SF News Deplorable Teens Attack, Rob BART Passenger On Dublin-Bound Train A group of four teens punched and robbed a BART passenger of their cellphone on Wednesday night, fleeing the train at the East Dublin stop. BART issued a release about the incident, as
Arts & Entertainment Missing Minions Dampen 'Despicable Me 3' The movies have never reached the level of the best of Pixar, Disney, or even Dreamworks' animated work, but they at least had the benefit of a steady stream of comic relief in
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Security Fears Close Girl Scout Camp Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
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SF News Day Around The Bay: The iPhone Turns 10 A brush fire is threatening homes in East San Jose. [CBS 5] That adorable kitten that was found curiously stranded on the Golden Gate Bridge last weekend will soon be up for adoption.
Arts & Entertainment 'The Curious Incident' Brings To Life The Great Pains (And Pleasures) Of Living On The Autism Spectrum "I find people confusing" is both one of the opening lines and a defining mantra for the play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, based on the acclaimed 2003 novel
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink China Live Gets A Hidden Cocktail Bar The new trend of speakeasy concepts is increasingly common among San Francisco cocktail bars, most of them employing a Prohibition-era 1920s theme. But the newest entry in the reimagined speakeasy arena is taking
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 13 Best Local Food Chains In The Bay Area San Francisco is well known for its fantastic restaurants, but also for its relative hostility to chains. Nonetheless, a number of homegrown chain restaurants and mini-empires have proliferated here, especially in the last
Arts & Entertainment 'Tales Of The City' Is Coming Back, Via Netflix Reboot Cue the sound of angels. Something is finally going right. Are you sitting down? Variety has reported that Netflix is developing a 10-episode "present-day continuation of San Francisco author Armistead Maupin's Tales of
SF News SF Awards $190K To The Man SFPD Illegally Turned Over To ICE Back in December 2015, a San Francisco man who tried to report a stolen car was turned over to immigration authorities by members of the San Francisco Police Department. The San Francisco Examiner
SF News Petaluma Man Arrested For Sex With Teen He Met On Grindr A Petaluma man who apparently admitted to knowing he was chatting up and hooking up with a 15-year-old on the gay hookup app Grindr was arrested Wednesday and booked on charges related to
SF News Revised Travel Ban Takes Effect Thursday, Lawyers Camped At SFO The new, revised, and more limited version of President Trump’s travel ban takes effect at 5 p.m. PDT today, and it will not be surprising if, just like the January attempt
Arts & Entertainment House Sadness: Dolores Heights Teardown With No Interior Photos Hits Market For $7 Million A "rare opportunity" for the "right buyer" has just just hit the market in one of the hottest neighborhoods in town, but you won't get to look inside at least not via any
Arts & Entertainment Strangely Fascinating Website Makes Your Instagram Account The Star Of Odd Video Instagram is enjoyable, don't get me wrong — but it is also very weird! The amount of time we spend looking at others' photos* (especially those we don't know) is kind of eyebrow raising
SF News Driver Fleeing From Police Causes Richmond District Collision A driver on the run from police ran a red at a Richmond District intersection Wednesday night, causing a crash that injured two. According to the San Francisco Police Department, it all began
Arts & Entertainment Treasure Island Music Fest Officially Canceled, Will Return In 2018 In New Location After a very wet and windswept Treasure Island Music Festival in 2016, but not because of that, the festival will be taking a hiatus this year, as officially announced on Wednesday. We learned
SF News Watch Stanley Roberts Shame Double-Parking Uber And Lyft Drivers KRON 4's Stanley Roberts' gig isn't for everyone — it takes a very specific type of temperament to withstand the confrontation he invites daily as he seeks to highlight bad Bay Area behavior. But
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Homeless Families Likely Undercounted Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here What's up at Burger Boogaloo? [SFist] Santa Cruz surgeon
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SF News Day Around The Bay: Ellis Act Protection Law Dies A city ordinance that would have required landlords using the Ellis Act to evict San Francisco tenants and "go out of business" as landlords something that's been used frequently in the last decade
SF News SF Workers Make 53 Percent More Than National Average Bust out the $4 toast, French Laundry reservations, and third-wave Champagne, all you “average” San Francisco workers out there! You make substantially more money per hour than your also-average counterparts elsewhere in the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink New Mid-Market Hotel Lands James Beard-Nominated Chef Jason Franey The Proper Hotel, which will be making its debut at Seventh and Market this August, has just announced the hiring of chef Jason Franey to oversee the four restaurants at the property including
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Trader Joe's Can't Keep $1 Canned Wine On Shelves Trader Joe's once again has a hit on its hands, cheap booze-wise. Their Simpler Wines, released in April, which come canned in four-packs for $3.99 equivalent to a 750 ml bottle are
SF News Report: Navigation Centers Doing A Lot More 'Navigating' SF's Homeless Onto Buses Out Of Town The much ballyhooed vision of San Francisco's pioneering Navigation Centers for the homeless which were originally touted as allowing people to stay for indefinite periods in a non-traditional shelter setting until they could
