SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: CCSF Is Free As Of Next Semester Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here How weird? This weird. [SFist] Captain Jack, one of
misc 4 Smartphone Accessories To Equip Yourself With This Summer Road trips, music festivals, beach days - Summer’s almost here. Summer: The season that makes Winter worth it. From good times on the back porch to long road trips with friends, these
SF News Day Around The Bay: SF Seeks $187,000 From PG&E To Cover Blackout-Related Losses Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. A pretty butterfly mural in the Mission was defaced
Arts & Entertainment The 10 Best Looks From The 2017 How Weird Street Faire Sunday marked the 18th annual How Weird Street Faire in SoMa, one of SF's kookier annual street parties (on Howard Street) that grew out of the early days of Burning Man and our
SF News The New York Times Found Five Republicans At UC Berkeley And Talked To Them "I’m from Tennessee, where I’m called a commie. At Berkeley I’m a right-wing reactionary." https://t.co/71bOF7wwXL pic.twitter.com/NCxtyRrn5n— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 8, 2017
SF News Sunken Barge Still Sitting At Bottom Of SF Bay Near Transbay Tube A month after it capsized and sank in a storm, a 112-foot construction barge named Vengeance remains in the muck at the bottom of San Francisco Bay, resting "very near" where BART's Transbay
SF News More Details From Mark Zuckerberg's Surprise Dinner With That Random Ohio Family 32-year-old Facebook CEO and Mission District resident Mark Zuckerberg recently announced plans to travel to the 30 American states he's never visited and like, connect with the flyover people. In preparation for his
Arts & Entertainment SF Symphony Performs Monumental Berlioz Requiem Until a run this week-end, the SF Symphony had not performed Berlioz' Requiem in almost thirty years. Part of the reason is logistics: it requires an expanded orchestra and three choirs, for a
Arts & Entertainment Inventor of Dothraki Language Teaching A 'Game of Thrones' Class At UC Berkeley Bay Area Game of Thrones fans can rightfully take a measure of local pride from the obscure fact that a UC Berkeley alum invented both the Dothraki and High Valyrian languages spoken on
SF News Errant SoMa Driver Slams Into Police Car An errant driver is facing allegations of assault with a deadly weapon, police say, after she tried to flee a San Francisco traffic stop. Police say that the woman, whose age was described
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Kahnfections Offers The Mission Another Venue For Muffins, Cookies And Scones A new bakery has set up shop on 20th Street and we'd like one of everything. Baker Judy Kahn ventured out on her own with the adorably-named Kahnfections after leaving Bernal's Sandbox Bakery
SF News Why Is Mark Leno Entering The Mayor's Race So Early, And Where's Ed Lee Been Lately? As we learned the other week, former state senator, assemblyman, and SF supervisor Mark Leno has announced he's running for mayor in 2019, i.e. almost two and a half years from now.
SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: Burrito Ranking Crowns El Farolito [Business Insider] does an SF burrito ranking that I'm sure you all have thoughts about. [Ad Week] wonders "Are ‘Social Media’ Companies Dead?" Uber brings an AI expert aboard, and she JUST SO
SF News Assembly Committee Mulls Bill To Allow California Cyclists To Roll Through Stop Signs There’s been significant gnashing of teeth and grinding of gears in San Francisco over the controversial, so-called “Idaho stop” — the practice of bicycles yielding instead of hard stopping at intersections with stop
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink 'Twin Peaks' Star Reportedly Forced Into Juicero Use Juicero, the $400 (née $700) wi-fi enabled juicer that makes you drinks from a foil container you could just squeeze by hand for free, has come to resemble everything that's wrong with the
SF News BART Loses $25 Million Per Year To Fare Evasion, And State Law Now Prohibits Citing Minors A new California state law that just took effect in January prohibits BART police from citing juvenile offenders for jumping the fare gates this despite the fact that BART spends millions of dollars
SF News San Francisco Homicide Investigation Snarls Rush Hour Traffic Updated location Quint & Silver. 44 line and MUNI on Newhall rerouted. T LINE clear now. 1 male shot. https://t.co/o3HIV0oGmN— Captain Vaswani (@sfvas) May 6, 2017 An investigation into a
SF News Non-Profit Pledges $100 Million To SF's Homeless Problem A local non-profit called the Tipping Point Community announced Sunday that it is pledging $100 million to the city of San Francisco to help address the problem of homelessness over the next five
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Marin Coroner Arrested For Alleged Child Molestation 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: Police say they found the man
Arts & Entertainment Matisse/Diebenkorn Closing Soon At SFMOMA This month is your last chance to catch Matisse/Diebenkorn, the gorgeous special exhibition at SFMOMA that closes on May 29. The show’s striking beauty and unexpected connections make it a must-see
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SF News Uber Driver Abducted At Gunpoint; Different Uber Driver Crashes Two Cars In Santa Rosa An off-duty Uber driver was allegedly abducted at gunpoint Saturday night and forced to drive to Richmond, where his car was then stolen. As ABC 7 reports, the driver says that a man
SF News Prosecutors Reveal New Details In Millbrae Murder Involving Wealthy Woman Now Out On $66 Million Bail “This is all so stupid and sad, and all these lives are ruined,” says Mitri Hanania, an attorney who once represented murdered man Keith Green, speaking to the Associated Press in a revealing
SF News Sunday Links: Warriors Lead Series 3-0 Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here These Yosemite waterfall videos really make you think about
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