* Disability rights organization files class-action lawsuit against Uber over wheelchair access. [Associated Press] * No one knows who will be securing the Transbay Transit Center. [SF Examiner] * San Jose police dog attacks toddler.
Yet again, a TV crew finds out the hard way that their cameras are not safe on the streets of Oakland. A four-person crew shooting a reality TV series for teens was
Today, I flew on the set of a nightmare. pic.twitter.com/PNI4KmQvTG — Jessie Char (@jessiechar) July 19, 2017 A woman on a JetBlue flight from Long Beach to San Francisco was grossed
Picture of missing boater Charles Friend, 70 yrs old of Oakland, well known and loved by many in West Marin, Tomales. pic.twitter.com/XBNvd7MkQU — Marin County Sheriff (@MarinSheriff) July 19, 2017 70-
Officers investigating fatal traffic collision at Geary and Laguna. Streets blocked so best to avoid the area. pic.twitter.com/futnQAT3qN — SFPD Night Captains (@SFPDnightWatch) July 20, 2017 A motorcyclist who slammed into
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They're more common than you think. Thanks to the nature of changing online privacy regulations and the ability of our Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to freely access and sell our personal
* Some new Nike-designed Warriors uniforms were just revealed. [SBNation] * The Giants managed to beat the Indians today. [Examiner] * Regarding how Square's social media guy trolls the trolls on Twitter. [AdWeek]
BART continues to have to answer for its aging train car woes, and for its recent spate of crime, and the latest terrible tidbit comes via the Chronicle, where we learn that more
The Wise Sons empire is in growth mode, and pretty soon, Hayes Valley denizens will not have to hoof it to Fillmore Street to get their bagels. Hoodline reports that they've
It's been a couple years since we tackled the always controversial Best Burrito list, so it's time to update SFist's official opinions on the topic. We all
One exciting side effect of the Oroville Dam spillway crisis this winter has been a new albeit modest gold rush along the rivers that the spillway fed into, like the Feather River and
The SFMTA can't just shut down one entire Muni subway for an entire month just to test five new trains. Or can it? Streetsblog brings us word of the San Francisco
Maybe you, too, have thought about what a shame it is that with all the tools technology has brought us, we remain connected mostly just to the familiar our own friends and family.
Step right up, aspiring San Francisco proprietors of dime bags, hash oils, pot brownies, and pre-rolled blunts! Your permit process for the recreational sale of schwag is falling into place, in advance
* Time Out makes its San Francisco print debut. [Ad Week] * Ride hail companies are costing airports big parking bucks. [Roadshow] * Geary BRT moves forward. [KTVU] * Teen arrested in fatal Richmond park shooting. [SF
A high-profile case that was initially reported as a kidnapping from a San Francisco park is reportedly more complicated than it first appeared, as the father in the case has now been
The time has come, everybody. The Namu Gaji team is officially expanding to Divisadero next week, and praise the lord they're bringing the Gamja Fries. As Tablehopper reports, Namu Stonepot (553
The sinking and leaning tower of our downtown skyline, the eight-year-old Millennium Tower, continues to sink and tilt, and new data released by an engineering firm that has been monitoring the
Police are seeking three teenage males today, after the trio shot a bus parked in the Mission District with paintballs, then turned their weapon on the woman inside it. According to the San
The Detwiler Fire west of Yosemite is raging on in its third day, tripling in size since just yesterday to encompass nearly 46,000 acres, and now threatening the town of Mariposa, which
Fire in San Francisco believed to have ignited at homeless encampment; blaze has since been extinguished. https://t.co/V3X2cL8V1E pic.twitter.com/1FYVHdgPEM — NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) July 19, 2017 The San
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From spinners to stress blocks, here are some little things to get you zen again. Most of us need the help of a soothing, repetitive task to help us get our critical thinking
* Google Glass 2.0 turns out to be really useful in the workplace, like on a factory floor. [Wired] * New bike share bikes are already getting vandalized in Oakland. [East Bay Times] * San
