There has not been a new Uber scandal breaking today (though we're still a while from the end of the business day Pacific Daylight Time). There is, however, an epic, 6,
Culture is king queen this week with an extraordinary bevy of really special events, from a benefit performance of Ragtime to a celebration of black women as God to glowing pianos under Golden
Betty Dukes, the woman who led a class-action civil rights lawsuit against Walmart that reached the Supreme Court in 2011, has died at age 67. As the Associated Press reports, Dukes passed
Seattle-based software company PayScale.com used its tons of data to look at wage growth in the 31 fastest growing cities in these United States of America. Bearing in mind that the
A loud bang and subsequent smoke situation filling Embarcadero Station Tuesday morning caused a fright for some commuters and inconvenienced others, but as BART explains, it was just a blown insulator that insulates
#DetwilerFire [update] 2 miles east of Lake McClure (Mariposa County) is now 15,500 acres and 5% contained. https://t.co/zBoyaN9sl1 pic.twitter.com/w4L6uO8GpH — CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) July 18, 2017
A woman returning home with her dog suffered an unexpected attack Sunday, when a coyote snapped up the pup as she stood at her front door. CBS 5 reports that the incident occurred
As you may know, San Francisco also performs a ‘homeless census’ every two years, called the "point in time count" to tally unhoused residents, and now we find via ABC 7
In-N-Out Burger's secret menu, which is not a secret anymore, has been a fascination of the internet since around the beginning of the internet. But there are more secrets
* Publisher dumps book co-written by Silicon Valley VC John Doerr and tech CEO Kris Duggan following a sexual harassment and assault suit against the latter. [Bloomberg] * [Beyond Chron] looks at the upcoming
A large group of male teens followed a man from one Muni bus to the next, eventually surrounding their victim and robbing him. The confrontation came to a head at around 6:50
Nearly a year after a San Francisco chef was found dead at the Westfield San Francisco Centre mall, his cause of death remains a mystery. But though police say they are not investigating
While President Trump shows no signs of weaning himself off his near daily Twitter habit, six months into office, a new poll shows that a majority of Americans find his tweets inappropriate, insulting,
71-year-old Edward French was an avid photographer and longtime resident of the Bay Area, and he was just a half mile up the hill from his Eureka Valley home Sunday morning
* 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 jig is up, Juicero. [SFist] * Netflix beat Wall
Summer in San Francisco is, well, a unique beast: one day you’re riding your bike down a long hill, the rush of air like a cooling fan, and the next day, you’
The bags you need over your shoulder when you're clocking in and heading out. Office or runway? You decide with these five slick bags perfect from the moment you clock in
* Remember that Los Altos Hills Airbnb where Beyoncé and Justin Bieber stayed that was $10K a night during the 2016 Super Bowl? It now goes for $30,000 a night. [Chronicle] * I guess
Did you know it was World Emoji Day? Neither did I! Anyway, in honor of this non-holiday, Apple just previewed a gaggle of fun new emoji that will be part of iOS
More of this in the world, please: #BART cars transformed into psychedelic bingo halls https://t.co/S61ZYEGMHA @SFGate #BARB — Ashleyanne Krigbaum (@wambamash) July 17, 2017 A group of fun people called the
We will often engage in Emperor Norton obsession around these parts, honoring the memory of the delightfully delusional Gold Rush-era kook who declared himself ‘Emperor’ of the United States and Mexico, printed
On top of the widely reported rise in petty crime on the BART system so far this year, there's been a disturbing rise in violent sexual crimes as well that until
One of this year's many Silicon Valley cautionary tales, Juicero, is entering a new phase and hoping to recover from the damage done by the news media and a certain discovery
Architecture nerds mostly love the Morphosis-designed San Francisco Federal Building at 7th and Mission, but it's also a contemporary building that plenty of San Franciscans love to hate. In honor
If you were a daring kid growing up in San Francisco in the 1970s or 80s, you may remember going out to Mountain Lake Park at the edge of the Presidio where there
