SF News Day Around The Bay: Bill Graham Auditorium Will Get Public Art Love Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Securing driverless cars from hacking is a difficult job,
SF News PG&E, PUC Feud Could Be Keeping The Lights Off At Completed Projects Supervisor Jeff Sheehy is accusing PG&E of intentionally dragging its feet in a way that's keeping the lights off at two sites in his district, the newly renovated Randall Museum and
Arts & Entertainment Yosemite Admission Is Free This Weekend And Next And Waterfalls Are Raging #BridalveilFalls was incredible. 💦 There was so much water coming down that you were getting rained on before you even emerged from the trees to see it! 🌲@yosemitenps #yosemite #yosemitenationalpark #yosemitenp #california #unitedstates #america
SF News How The Organizers Of SF's Tax March Hatched The Giant Inflatable Trump Chicken Trend Anne Pruett had surgery the day before Donald Trump was inaugurated. Bedridden and dismayed by the images she saw on TV, she decided to get political. "That's the only reason I made this
SF News Lyft's Pride Float Queen Claims Lyft Refused Her Rides Rideshare service Lyft has managed to avoid many of the high-profile public relations disasters of its larger competitor Uber, generally eluding terrible headlines while Uber has experienced a nonstop parade of recent scandals
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 18 Best Bakeries In San Francisco Even for as food-obsessed a city as San Francisco is, we have a surprisingly excellent variety of bakeries and patisseries some like Craftsman & Wolves creating modern, idiosyncratic treats and riffs on classics,
Arts & Entertainment Video: San Jose State Football Coach Was Once A Backup Dancer For MC Hammer Can't Touch This!! @RealCoachCarter with the moves from his days being on tour with @MCHammer ! #LetsGo 👌 pic.twitter.com/a0pouTYL6c— SanJoseStateFootball (@SJSUSpartanFB) April 8, 2017 First-year running backs coach for San Jose State
SF News Alleged Jägermeister-Swilling Prowler Keeps Coming Back To SF Home It's a scene we've all played in our heads: What do you do if you come home and discover a stranger inside? If you're San Francisco resident Pavan Gupta, you call the cops
SF News Construction Finally Begins On Golden Gate Bridge Suicide-Prevention Nets As construction begins today on long-awaited suicide-prevention nets underneath the Golden Gate Bridge, Democratic Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senator Dianne Feinstein were on hand to give their remarks at a somewhat somber
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Airbnb Pays Taxes Berkeley police share photos of demonstrators in effort to track them down. [KRON 4] [NBC Bay Area] [Slate] mulls the question of self-driving cars through the filter of the good old baby-jeopardizing "trolley
SF News Berkeley Braces For Another Pro-Trump Rally Saturday, Cancels Farmers Market A "Patriots Day" rally is scheduled in Berkeley's Civic Center Park on Saturday, April 15, and authorities there are, rightly, concerned that it will just be a repeat of the violent events of
SF News Vile Car Burglar Steals Man's Ashes From Car Parked At Fisherman's Wharf A woman who hoped to scatter her father's ashes among Northern California's famous redwoods had that dream shattered Wednesday, when an unknown thief (or thieves) stole the dead man's remains from her car
SF News Uber Created Fake Lyft Accounts To Track Rival Drivers In Program Codenamed 'Hell' Uber sure knows how to codename a top-secret, legally suspect software program. A month after revelations that the ride-hailing giant used a system dubbed "greyball" to evade regulators by developing software to detect
SF News 10 More Police Shootings Await Possible Charges As SF Reacts To Perez-Lopez Decision The news that broke late Wednesday regarding the District Attorney's decision not to pursue charges against the two SFPD officers involved in the fatal February 2015 shooting of Amilcar Perez-Lopez is still reverberating
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Macbooks Reportedly Make Mysterious 'Popping' Sound Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Birds don't want to live on the new Bay
SF News Day Around The Bay: Even Doctors Can't Afford Houses In SF 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 new report says that 58 percent of doctors
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Hecho To Close In The Castro After Being Sold To Andale Chain After just two years and change at the corner of Market and Sanchez, Hecho Cantina, née Hecho (and before that Bandidos), will be closing its doors soon to make way for new owners.
SF News Transbay Transit Center's Rooftop Park And Apple's New Campus Were In Tree-Buying Battle Getting the right 469 trees to plant in the Transbay Transit Center's crowning rooftop park has been a difficult task, and in part, Apple is to blame. The long-awaited San Francisco development project,
SF News Mark Zuckerberg Talks, At Length, About The Flaws Of Facebook And How He Still Wants Everyone To Have A Voice Fast Company just scored a sit-down with Mark Zuckerberg, and in the interview they discuss the 32-year-old Facebook CEO's 6,000-word mid-February open letter about building a global community, whether or not money
SF News No Charges To Be Filed In Police Shooting Of Amilcar Perez-Lopez In one of multiple cases in recent years in which a civilian was fatally shot by San Francisco police, the District Attorney's Office announced today that no charges would be filed against the
SF News Cormorants Disdain New Bay Bridge Despite Millions Spent On Nests For Them Like a bower bird desperately seeking to attract a mate, Caltrans and other agencies have spent perhaps lavishly to maintain the habitat of the double-crested cormorants who made their nests on the old
SF News The Great Tree Fight: How Eucalyptus Trees Have Divided Bay Area Environmentalists For Decades If you're relatively new to the Bay Area, and particularly if you've never lived or spent much time in the East Bay, it will be news to you that a great many people
SF News FiDi Basement Fire Displaces Residents, Closes Alfred's Steakhouse For Recovery Damage from a basement fire last night just before 9 p.m. at 662 Clay Street, a three-story building consisting of housing and SRO units over commercial units, has temporarily displaced more than
SF News So, Wait, Are We Supposed To Call The Cops For 'Quality Of Life' Violations Or Not? Attendees at a community meeting on Upper Haight crime got a mixed message Tuesday night, as police told those assembled that they should report all crimes they observed, then said that certain crime
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Cool Historic Building At 18th And Mission, Once Slated For Brewpub, To Become Dialysis Center A prominent, architecturally significant property in the heart of the Mission that has sat vacant and/or under construction for the last decade is changing hands for the third time in seven years
