A Friday night parking crash has left one woman dead, according to Hoodline, after the victim neglected to put her transmission into park when parking and was run over by the vehicle. Bay
Thanks to a mostly foggy and cloudy morning, the partial eclipse was partially obscured at its peak around 10:30 this morning, but that didn't stop many from going out to
* Facebook's AR system is basically that part in Minority Report where every billboard says the name of the (15-year-old spoiler) guy whose eyes Tom Cruise was wearing. [Ad Week]
A couple of demonstrations over the weekend showed Bay Area folk on the left of the political spectrum coming out in defiance of the recently defiant displays by those on the far-right
A sharp-eared person passing a car parked on a Santa Rosa street likely saved a stray kitten this weekend, alerting area firefighters to the little pussy's plight. According to a
Loudon Wainwright III is many things to many people — the guy behind "Dead Skunk (in the Middle of the Road)", the "singing surgeon" on M*A*S*H*, a
Despite overcast, eclipse hounds at SF Civic Center still seem pleased. pic.twitter.com/vFvb9dIK6K — Karl Mondon (@karlmondon) August 21, 2017 The clouds aren't wanting to burn off this morning to
In a welcome change of pace to the many stories of unsolved BART crime, BART police say they made at least two arrests this weekend, both at stations in San Francisco. The first
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The 5 accessories you need to instantly up your Insta game - and they're all under $25. These days, smartphone cameras are pretty impressive — but there are still limitations to your phone&
Controversial alt-right/conservative figure and former heavy Twitter user Milo Yiannopoulos is attempting to make a return trip to Berkeley in September for what he's dubbed "Free Speech Week,
A single-engine plane that reportedly left from the Bay Area, the occupants of which may have been bound for eclipse-watching in Oregon, crashed Saturday afternoon near the Madras Municipal Airport in
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These sleek minimalist bags with padded laptop pockets are a no-brainer. Protecting the contents of your laptop with anti-virus software seems like a no-brainer, but what about the laptop itself?
Kyle Chapman, the 41-year-old SF-based right-wing activist who showed up to a Berkeley rally in March in a bicycle helmet and gas mask, carrying a stick and a shield
This week, as with all other headlines, local food news headlines were dominated with Charlottesville after it was revealed that an employee at Berkeley-based hot dog chain Top Dog was at the
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Frankenstein, by Libby Larsen is an opera in fifteen scenes based on the well known Mary Shelley story: Victor Frankenstein in his lab, possessed with the hubristic desire to create life, animates a
Proving good things come in small packages. It's usually hard to believe that you can get crisp, beautiful surround sound audio from two speakers the size of iPhones — but that'
* The ACLU of California issues statement: White Supremacist Violence Is Not Free Speech. [Indybay] * White supremacist Christopher Cantwell, who made a name for himself this week by showing off his weaponry and virulent
If you’re not heading to Oregon with your hippie friends or attempting to conceive a child with a Craigslist rando during Monday morning’s first full eclipse of the sun visible in
A new play by local author Daniel Handler, of Lemony Snicket fame, by the name of Imaginary Comforts, or The Story of the Ghost of the Dead Rabbit, will be having its world
Up in the Haight, the space that was formerly the beloved Red Vic movie theater, later briefly reborn as Second Act Marketplace, has undergone a new transformation and has just softly opened as
'New York Times’ amends boba tea story after reader outcry https://t.co/jtA6E4wgSz pic.twitter.com/DOdDA5IRW4 — Eater (@Eater) August 17, 2017 An article in the New York Times this week
Art dealer and real estate developer Serge Sorokko, or as he should be known, model, writer and Russian goddess Tatiana Sorokko's husband, hopes to sell a prospective house in Tiburon for
