SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Pican Closing In Oakland, May Reopen As Smaller Restaurant A pair of large restaurant spaces that helped transform the Uptown neighborhood in Oakland in the last decade are about to get split into four smaller spaces, with the latest closure being Southern
SF News Facebook Reportedly In Talks To Take Over All, Or Just A Piece, Of New Downtown SF Tower The sleek new Heller Manus-designed glass tower going up downtown next door to Salesforce Tower, known until now as 181 Fremont, could end up becoming Facebook Tower if one real estate rumor proves
SF News Video: Chelsea Manning Gives First Post-Prison Interview We have yet to see Private Chelsea Manning speak publicly full-on as Chelsea Manning, in post-transition persona with her current voice since she was charged with aiding the enemy and imprisoned for most
Arts & Entertainment The 10 Coolest, Least Touristy Landmarks In San Francisco Tourists new to wandering San Francisco, and new residents who need places to wander, should know that there is more to this fine city than Coit Tower, the Golden Gate Bridge, and Fisherman's
SF News Thief Asks For Change, Robs Sunset Business A man who asked a Sunset District business for change actually had a less equitable transaction in mind, robbing the place at gunpoint once the cash register's drawer was safely open. It all
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Tacolicious Launching Delivery-Only Rotisserie Chicken Tacolicious is expanding once again this month, only this time it's not with a new location but with a new delivery-only business through Caviar that they're calling MF Chicken. Beginning June 19, during
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Mudslide Slows Tahoe Travel Here are some photos of animals dressed in Warriors garb. [KRON 4] Here's a look at how Muni restores their cable cars. [Moving SF] Old Jerusalem restaurant, 1900s era homes could be razed
SF News Potrero Hill Miscreants Shoot At Multiple Cars At least two drivers has their vehicles shot in Potrero Hill Thursday afternoon, but no one knows why or by whom. Police say that the first shooting occurred at 2:45 p.m.
SF News Religious Pleasanton Construction Company Sued For Racist Harassment Steel your nerves, people. Here's some local news about some alleged monumental ignorance. An African-American woman named Tishay Wright is suing her former employer, Pleasanton-based Southland Construction Inc. because her bosses were allegedly
SF News Travis Kalanick Sent Uber Employees A Memo About Having Sex With Each Other, Twice The latest tidbit to trickle out from Uber's sexual harassment/culture-of-inappropriateness probe is an email, known internally as "the Miami letter," obtained by Recode, that CEO Travis Kalanick sent out to all Uber
SF News Man Robbed At Gunpoint In The Inner Richmond A man walking in the Inner Richmond was robbed at gunpoint this morning, an unusual crime for what's usually a quiet block in the residential neighborhood. According to the San Francisco Police Department,
Arts & Entertainment Bleak 'It Comes At Night' Is A Thoroughly Unpleasant Experience is a terrible title for a movie that has some horrifying moments but isn't really a horror movie, and where nothing in particular "comes at night." The premise — a post-apocalyptic world where some
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Cars Cream Oakland Abode Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Is a Roman Holiday in order? [SFist] Google will
misc Skip The Gym And Burn Your Calories At Home With This Premium Fitness Video Plan Perfect for your high-paced city lifestyle. Who's got the time to go to an overcrowded gym and wait in line for the same old machines that never seem to produce the results you
SF News Day Around The Bay: Authorities Seek Bicycling Arsonist In Emeryville Fire The ATF gave a press conference today talking about the hoodie-wearing, bicycling arson suspect they're seeking in the May 13 Emeryville construction fire which was the second to hit the same site in
Arts & Entertainment 'Roman Holiday' Is A Cheery Throwback Musical Of Which Cole Porter Would Approve Capitalizing on the recent Broadway success of throwback revivals and adaptations from 1950s and 60s like The King & I, The Light In The Piazza, and An American In Paris, a pre-Broadway tryout
Arts & Entertainment Watch Apple's New Ad In Response To The Paris Climate Decision Airing during the NBA Finals is this pretty Apple ad, "shot on iPhone" by regular iPhone users, and written and narrated by Carl Sagan. "The Earth is the only world known so far
SF News Video: Drone Footage Shows Massive Oroville Spillway Repair Project Underway The work is proceeding apace at the Oroville Dam, where the winter of 2017 tested a 50-year-old piece of water infrastructure, and it failed the test. As we learned in April, the very
Arts & Entertainment Oh Snap. The City Will Throw Its Own 'Summer Of Love' Concert After Rejecting Everyone Else's After rejecting numerous proposals from a producer that really, really wanted to throw a free Golden Gate Park concert celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Summer of Love, the San Francisco Recreation and
SF News Ghost Ship Master Tenant Derick Almena Appears In Oakland Court, Arraignment Delayed Until June 15 Cameras ready to capture reaction at the Derick Almena arraignment. Families of Ghostship fire victims are in court as well. #GhostShip pic.twitter.com/IQjcY5bsz4— Jodi Hernandez (@JodiHernandezTV) June 8, 2017 Following Monday's
SF News 29-Year-Old Stabbed In The Back At 25th And Mission A 29-year-old man was apparently walking near the intersection of Mission Street and 25th Street early Thursday morning when an assailant stabbed him in the back, causing critical injuries. The Chronicle reports that
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Where To Get A Negroni (Or Negroni-Inspired Treat) This Negroni Week It's Negroni Week, everyone. And while I've been remiss in alerting you to the early-week Negroni events going on around the Bay, I was only doing it to save your livers. There's still
SF News The Trial For The Murder Of A Woman Found In A Suitcase Is Wrapping Up Pearla Louis' body was discovered in a suitcase floating along the Embarcadero waterfront on May 18, 2010. Seven years later, the trial for her murder is finally coming to an end. According to
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Salary History Questions Face SF Ban Santa Rosa turns down rent control. [Bay City News] A cat, in a stroller, on the bus. [Fog City Notes] Airbnb finally has a solution for its pledge to host 100,000 refugees.
Arts & Entertainment The Dub Sack: Game 3 Win Has Warriors on Brink Of History, Title, 'Greatest of All Time' Chatter It is difficult to assess the Golden State Warriors' 118-113 Game 3 win in the NBA Finals (I believe we properly called that) in terms of individual plays, stats, and scores when so
