Arts & Entertainment Comedian Kathy Griffin Has Appearances Canceled In Napa, Grass Valley, And LA In Wake Of Trump Controversy While some are going to argue that Americans are generally forgiving and everyone except OJ Simpson can ultimately have a comeback, fans and non-fans remain upset about Kathy Griffin's controversial photoshoot with photographer
SF News Insanely Brave Rock Climber Scaled El Capitan Without Any Ropes Or Safety Gear 31-year-old Alex Honnold climbed Yosemite's 3,000-foot granite wall El Capitan without one rope and without one piece of safety equipment. It's called "free soloing" and completing this feat at this location is
SF News Mark Zuckerberg Rejected A Proposal For Better Facebook Transparency It's totally possible for Facebook to be even more upfront about "fake news" that appears on the social media site, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg doesn't think that's necessary. KPIX 5 reports that "activist
SF News [Update] Ghost Ship Proprietor And Second Tenant Charged With Manslaughter In Deadly Oakland Fire #NEW: Derick Almena mugshot from Lake County jail after #GhostShip arrest https://t.co/V1t24zXUcB pic.twitter.com/4wRgQRK8xB— Matthias Gafni (@mgafni) June 5, 2017 Derick Almena, who also goes by the name
Arts & Entertainment Photos: Jerry Seinfeld, Hannibal Buress, Maya Rudolph And More At Clusterfest Day Three The first ever, and likely to be annual, Colossal Clusterfest concluded Sunday night in Civic Center, capping off three days and nights of pretty non-stop laughs and selfies on Jerry Seinfeld's fictional 1990s
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Google Releases Oakland Pollution Map Following fatal Fresno County crash, doctors successfully delivered a victim's baby via emergency c-section. [KSEE] Facebook wants to be a "hostile environment" to terrorists. [CNBC] How Oakland is working to sense pollution. [Wired]
Arts & Entertainment The Dub Sack: Steve Kerr's Back As Warriors Demolish Cavs for Game 2 Win Rihanna was not seen courtside as she was in Game 1, but this NBA Finals re-rematch of your Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers saw the return of a much more important
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink SF Restaurants Might Have Served Hepatitis-Tainted Fish Fish that tested positive for a viral liver disease has spurred a recall in three states — and officials say that five Bay Area restaurants might have already served the troubled tuna. The Associated
SF News Muni Mess: Bus Slams Into Parked Fire Truck, Metro Melts Down It's been a rough couple of days for Muni, it appears! On Friday, a bus driver drove straight into a parked fire truck, and on Sunday afternoon, service across the entire Muni Metro
SF News Like Berkeley, Portland Struggles To Keep Peace As Pro-Trump And Anti-Fascist Contingents Collide One man taken in to custody. He came in to Terry Schrunk, exchanging words with Trump supporters, pushing one #KOIN6News pic.twitter.com/GL156Lyxom— Cole Miller (@ColeKOIN) June 4, 2017 A planned rally
SF News Gripping Video Shows Daring Airborne Rescue Of Injured Mountain Biker What happens if you fall and get injured on a Bay Area trail that's difficult to reach? If you're hiking in Contra Costa County, you might end up taking the ride of your
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: How To Livestream Apple's WWDC Keynote Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Your weekend ICYMI: The SFPD is investigating an officer
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Arts & Entertainment TJ Miller, Tig Notaro, Ice Cube and More: Scenes From Colossal Clusterfest Days One & Two The first ever Comedy Central-curated Colossal Clusterfest in San Francisco appears to be coming off without a hitch as it enters its third and final day. Headliner Jerry Seinfeld has yet to take
SF News Arrest Made In Death Of Australian Tourist; Family Of Victim Comes SF The tourist killed in an apparent brawl outside a Russian Hill hotel on Friday morning has been identified as 33-year-old Matthew Bate, who was in town with three friends and had been watching
SF News Sunday Links: South SF Water Gets The All Clear Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here This cat and bunny are friends. [ABC 7] A
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SF News Surfing Legend And Wetsuit Pioneer Jack O'Neill Dies At 94 You may not know that the wetsuit was invented in San Francisco, but by some accounts it was, and its creator has just died after a long life in Northern California surf community.
SF News SFPD Officer Caught On Camera Threatening Bystanders With Deportation Thanks to an undercover reporting operation by NBC Bay Area that had been focusing on the stolen-goods trade that goes on daily at 7th and Market around UN Plaza, one plainclothes SFPD officer
SF News Saturday Links: Today's Your Last Chance To Go To The Original Doc's Clock Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Et tu, de Young? [SFist] It's been six months
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SF News Day Around The Bay: LeBron James Loves The Bird Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Somewhat ridiculously, the non-profit developer the Mission Economic Development
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 23 Best Cocktail Bars In SF In the last decade or so, San Francisco has become one of the best if not hands down the best, depending on who you ask cocktail towns in the country. Sure, New York
Arts & Entertainment [Update] DeYoung Museum Apologizes For Illegal Sidewalk Stencil Ads The marketing team at the deYoung Museum clearly missed the memo that San Francisco does not allow spray-stencil advertising of any kind on its sidewalks, because a tipster alerted us to some new
Arts & Entertainment Video: Adorable Bonded Cat And Bunny Seek New Home, Together Tigger the cat and Magic the rabbit are best friends, you guys. And now the Marin Humane Society is looking for someone to take them both in, because they can't be separated. CBS
