SF News At Friday Hearing, Trump Admin Lawyer Suggests SF Won't Be Penalized For Sanctuary City Status After All Though the battle is far from over regarding the country's sanctuary cities, President Trump's strong rhetoric regarding how he planned to punish cities that stuck by their guns to shelter illegal immigrants maybe
SF News Viral Video Allegedly Shows Known White Supremacist Punching Woman During Berkeley Protest The Trump supporting coward who punched a woman in Berkeley today is an Alt-Right, white supremacist named Nathan Damigo #TrumpsAmerica pic.twitter.com/fY9fJMHcsc— Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) April 16, 2017 Saturday's war of
SF News Sunday Links: Pacifica Cliff Collapses Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Today's Hunky Jesus, head on over to Golden Gate
SF News At Least 15 Arrested Amid Violence At Alt-Right Rally And Counter Protest In Berkeley #BREAKING UPDATE: Berkeley police have made 15 arrests and "anticipate more" as violent protesters swarm city roads. https://t.co/s1SrxHksnZ pic.twitter.com/i38hv9jH0E— NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) April 15, 2017 In
Arts & Entertainment Baaaaaaa!: Photos And Video From Goatchella 2017 Can't make it to #Coachella? Try #Goatchella (it's better 😉) at the Ferry Building Farmers Market. Plus it's free! $5 for baby goat petting pic.twitter.com/Cy3mPlNAgi— Kate Larsen (@KateABC7) April 15, 2017
SF News BART's Mystery Voltage Problem Appears To Be Back, Snarls Friday Commute The mysterious electrical problem in which power surges were doing damage to BART's aging fleet of trains last year appears to have returned, and once again train cars were damaged Friday by surges
SF News Saturday Links: Farewell, Uulu Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Some Easter brunch ideas. [SFist] RIP, Uulu! The SF
SF News Day Around The Bay: Oakland Forgot To Renew Its Domain 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 Oakland city website was down on Thursday because
SF News Berkeley College Republicans Threatened By Graffiti Classic leftist (in)tolerance being displayed on our campus:https://t.co/7B2tF4lJRc— Berkeley Republicans (@BerkeleyCRs) April 14, 2017 Berkeley College Republicans say they're threatened by intolerance and aggression on campus, the latest
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Where To Grab Easter Brunch Where It Won't Be Insanely Crowded Sunday is Easter, and though most of you probably won't be observing the day with a visit to church, it is very commonly a traditional day to brunch. Whether you're headed to Golden
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Gwyneth Paltrow And Daughter Apple Toured San Francisco, Ate At Petit Crenn And Mister Jiu's Actress and Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow was just in town, and may still be, and she was Instagramming from several of her destinations on Thursday. SFGate picked up the thread, noting that one
Arts & Entertainment Hunky Jesus Contest Returns To Golden Gate Park Easter Sunday, This Time With Trump Exorcism Jesus died to save our sins... so if we don't sin, Jesus died for nothing, right? That's sort of the attitude of the annual anti-Easter celebration thrown by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Navi Kitchen Nears, Commis To Get A Next-Door Bar, And More It's a challenge to round up the food news this week, as we're still all in carb comas after compiling our best San Francisco bakeries and are suffering from hangovers after our final
SF News Apple Gets Permit To Test A Self-Driving Car We've been hearing that Apple was quietly getting into the self-driving car game since early 2015, and in August of that year, we learned they had already sought out a testing site in
SF News Deadbeat Riders Swipe Cabbie's Cell Phone It's hard enough being a San Francisco cab driver (don't believe me? Then check out driver Kelly Dessaint's gripping Examiner column), do people really have to pile onto the profession by refusing to
SF News Uber Releases Its Financials For The First Time, Finance Prof Calls It 'Cash-Burning Machine' Uber has released a very controlled peek at its financial situation to Bloomberg, a first for the ride-hailing giant that's exercised its right as a private company to tell the public as little
SF News Outer Sunset Man Known For Offensive Signs Arrested Again For Threats An Outer Sunset man who was arrested last year for making threats on Twitter against Acting Police Chief Toney Chaplin has been arrested again, this time for making in-person threats against a neighbor
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Salt & Straw Ice Cream Opens For Business On Upper Fillmore Bursting onto the SF ice cream scene with such audacious flavors as Cinnamon Ancho & Cajeta and Roasted Strawberry Tres Leches, Portland's own Salt & Straw opens its doors in Pacific Heights today
SF News Bus Driver Attacked By Man Stopped In Mission District Transit Lane A bus driver who attempted to document a transit lane violation was attacked Thursday evening, and police say the suspect remains at large. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the incident happened
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Social Media's Copycat Culture Pacifica teen suspected in theft of Fairfield band instruments. [Bay City News] Wanna drive a Tesla semi? [Wired] More dead sharks wash up in Bay Area. [KRON 4] "Social media is an endless
SF News KQED Sells Chunk Of Its Airwaves To FCC For $95 Million The Bay Area's public radio and TV broadcasting station KQED is selling six megahertz of broadcast spectrum to the FCC for $95.4 million — a figure that's seriously in excess of its $70
SF News Suspect In 2013 Jewelry Mart Double Homicide Finally Goes To Trial It's been almost four years since Barry White, then 23, allegedly walked into the Jewelry Mart in SoMa to dispute a purchase for which he thought he had overpaid and ended up killing
SF News $20 Scam Tickets Sold To Free 4/20 Event In Golden Gate Park You'd have to be stoned to fall for a scam like this, which is exactly what makes it a good scam. An Eventbrite page has been advertising $20 tickets for the annual **free*
Arts & Entertainment Epic Adventure 'The Lost City Of Z' Tiptoes Through Thorny Racial Issues James Gray's , based on the best selling book by David Grann, is an epic adventure that brings to mind cinematic classics like Lawrence of Arabia, Apocalypse Now, and similar stories centered on obsessive
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Whales Return To NorCal Coast Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Is PG&E trying to block SF's public
