Bust out the $4 toast, French Laundry reservations, and third-wave Champagne, all you “average” San Francisco workers out there! You make substantially more money per hour than your also-average counterparts elsewhere
The Proper Hotel, which will be making its debut at Seventh and Market this August, has just announced the hiring of chef Jason Franey to oversee the four restaurants at the property including
Trader Joe's once again has a hit on its hands, cheap booze-wise. Their Simpler Wines, released in April, which come canned in four-packs for $3.99 equivalent to a
The much ballyhooed vision of San Francisco's pioneering Navigation Centers for the homeless which were originally touted as allowing people to stay for indefinite periods in a non-traditional shelter setting
Mission District residents (and terrified dogs) are well aware that the nightly boom of illegal fireworks is already underway as we sit within a week of July 4th. SFist reminds you that all
by Nicole Gluckstern What would you do to convince Ur-punk icon Iggy Pop to come play your low-key garage rock festival, a stone's throw away from Oakland’s Temescal
A couple standing in front of the San Francisco Chronicle building was mugged Tuesday night, following a struggle over one of the victims' bags. Police say that the mugging was reported at
Marissa Mayer, the former CEO of Yahoo, took the stage at the yearly Stanford Directors' College at Stanford Law School yesterday and defended embattled Uber founder Travis Kalanick, whom she calls a
The San Francisco Police Department is investigating a brazen midday home invasion robbery, after a man was surprised by a gang of thieves in his bedroom. According to the SFPD, the crime occurred
The Chronicle's Matier & Ross caught wind of an alarming tidbit in the ongoing investigation into the deadly June 14 shooting at the UPS headquarters in Potrero Hill: The sole suspect,
A 25-year-old Uber contractor was charged with grand theft after stealing over $25,000 in Uber rides and Uber Eats delivery. That's a lot of vegan chili fries. CBS
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Pretty awful: homeless SF math teacher.https://t.co/cp2TXodKoF — No Politics Retweets (@shabbychef) May 18, 2017 You'll likely recall the Chronicle story from about six weeks back concerning Etoria Cheeks,
A store's security guard was no match for a group of young women, all of whom appeared set on shoplifting from a Union Square store. Police say that the heist went
The case of the missing Uber driver who may have been killed and dismembered by his longtime friend, perhaps because it's been unfolding piece by piece in the media, has spurred
Head on muni collision at Castro and Beaver @abc7newsbayarea @breakingsfnews @kron4news @sfnewsnow @SFNewsReporter pic.twitter.com/tqn6OhgU0s — Ba-low-knee-us (@Bolognious) June 28, 2017 Upper Castro Street in the Duboce Triangle neighborhood
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Glen Park is one of San Francisco’s most impeccably balanced neighborhoods, with just the right amount of everything to satisfy the essential needs of city dwellers in a suburban oasis. With the
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* Three could be sharp increases in healthcare premiums for SF’s elderly and poor under the Senate's now-stalled healthcare plan. [Chronicle] * A deplorable teen in Windsor has been arrested on
Another one bites the dust, my friends. It's been widely acknowledged that too many cafés and coffee venues had opened in the Castro in the last few years, and the great
The now yearlong effort to recall Santa Clara County Superior Court judge Aaron Persky, known nationally for the lenient six-month sentence he handed to the literal poster child for college sexual assault
As of Tuesday, according to Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook has hit the two billion mark for monthly active users i.e. more than a quarter, and nearly a third, of all of humankind uses
Part of the reason that HBO's Silicon Valley which just had its fourth season finale on Sunday has such a short, rapid-fire opening title sequence is that creator Mike Judge
The assistant coach of the Quicksilver Swim Team in San Jose has been arrested for allegedly sending wildly inappropriate text messages to team members of both sexes. KRON 4 has the details on
