Arts & Entertainment Video: Joan Baez Releases 'Nasty Man,' Her Song About Trump Famed folk singer and Woodside resident Joan Baez has written a new protest song, this one about President Trump, and it's titled "Nasty Man." At 76, her voice may be a little deeper
SF News Twitter Sues Trump Administration For Ordering It To Unmask Anti-Trump Account In March, Twitter received a US Department of Homeland Security summons asking it to help identify the user or users behind one of the many "ALT" or resistance Twitter accounts that proliferated to
SF News Dog Believed Drowned In Fatal Capsizing Turns Up Alive Here's a heartwarming follow-up from Monday's very sad fatal boat capsizing incident on #TomalesBay. https://t.co/CymIyckd9B #DogRescue pic.twitter.com/iuOvsorqqn— Marin County Fire (@marincountyfire) April 6, 2017 An amazing pooch
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Returns To SF This Weekend OMGGGG yet again, my friends. Just as it did last year and the year before that, the bright pink Hello Kitty Cafe truck is rolling on back into San Francisco in time for
SF News West Oakland Landlord Hires PR Guy Sam Singer, Says He Is 'Heartbroken' Over Fire Deaths San Pablo Avenue open to traffic at the site of deadly apartment fire in Oakland @kron4news pic.twitter.com/168dgEKdbn— Haaziq Madyun (@KRON4HMadyun) March 29, 2017 Renowned local PR fixer Sam Singer has
SF News Salesforce Tower Officially Tops Off; Top Floor To Be Event Space Available For Community Use This morning Salesforce Tower had its ceremonial topping off, which included a press conference with the mayor, several supervisors, the developer, and CEO Marc Benioff, and the hoisting of the "final" steel beam
SF News Uptick In Coyote Sightings Due To Pupping Season, Rains San Francisco Animal Care and Control has received a spike in calls from citizens reporting coyote sightings, and so last night called a meeting with SF Rec and Parks, community members, and wildlife
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Sunset Sushi Chef Who Advertised His Support Of Trump Now Regrets His Vote The sushi chef and owner at Taraval Okazu Ya (1735 Taraval Street near 28th Avenue) in the Outer Sunset did not care back in 2016 if he alienated some customers by declaring his
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Animal Care & Control Goes Full 'Vertigo' To Rescue Cat This is hide n seek ACO style. pic.twitter.com/Pb4axyPxLP— Officer Edith (@OfficerEdith) April 6, 2017 This one crossed my desk care of Officer Edith, San Francisco Animal Care & Control's "irascible
SF News Inner Sunset Man Accused Of Attempting To Kidnap And Rape 13-Year-Old Pleads Not Guilty The Sunset District man who allegedly attempted to abduct and rape a 13-year-old girl has pled not guilty, even though his attorney has said that the suspect will not request to be released
SF News Genetic Testing Co. 23andMe Gets Long-Sought FDA Clearance To Assess Disease Risk In 2013, 23andMe founder Ann Wojcicki received a warning letter from the FDA asking her popular company to halt services that told customers they were at genetic risk of disease. "You are marketing
Arts & Entertainment The Marine Mammal Center Needs Your Help For Pupping Season Do you love baby animals and have a flexible schedule on Fridays? Then the Marine Mammal Center is looking for you, as it's seal pupping season and they need some help with the
SF News Just In Time For Your Weekend, Rain Rolls Into The Bay Area Model output showing the strong storm moving to the west coast. Wind and gusty winds across our region later. #bayarea #cawx pic.twitter.com/rDtL0piqf6— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) April 6, 2017 You
SF News Disability Rights Advocates Sue BART For Broken, Gross Elevators, BART Blames Homelessness Crisis A lawsuit filed in San Francisco federal court yesterday points out what any BART rider already knows: Elevators and escalators on the regional transit system are chronically broken or unusably filthy. But for
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Lifting Twitter Lite "Twitter Lite" isn't for people on a media diet, sorry. [Fast Company} Attorney representing victims of Oakland fire want a deeper investigation into the cause fo the blaze. [KRON 4] Australians allege that
SF News Accused Of Embezzlement, Founder Of Tony Marin School Tracked Down In Florida Two years after the founder of an elite private school allegedly absconded with over a million bucks from the Marin County institution, authorities have tracked the suspect down at her Florida home and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Bill Seeks To Add 25 SF Liquor Licenses To Longtime Fixed Number A 1939 California law tying the number of liquor licenses for restaurants and bars per county to that county's population had to make an exception for San Francisco. Our impressive number of booze-peddling
SF News Woman Plummets From California's Highest Bridge During Ill-Advised Selfie Effort A California woman was airlifted from beneath the state's highest bridge this week, after she fell from the structure while attempting to take a poorly thought out selfie. According to a Facebook post
SF News Millbrae Murder Suspect Tiffany Li Posts Unprecedented $35 Million Bail Tiffany Li, the 31-year-old woman at the center of an apparent murder-for-hire case in Millbrae almost one year ago, has with the help of her mother and some wealthy friends posted the $35
Arts & Entertainment Reminder: Outside Lands Tickets Go On Sale At 10 AM Just a quick reminder: You can start buying three-day passes for this year's Outside Lands today (Thursday) at 10 a.m. PT. The lineup, as we told you earlier this week, includes Lorde,
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Raiders Owe Big Parking Fees Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Here's how to get your SFFILM on. [SFist] The
SF News Day Around The Bay: SFPD Exam Irregularities Leaves Vacancies On Force 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 owner of a Bernal Heights granite company has
SF News Working Group Ponders Fate Of 22nd Street Caltrain Station The future of the Dogpatch/Potrero HIll Caltrain stop at 22nd Street is not assured, and according to Socketsite's speculation, "the odds of the existing Caltrain Station at 22nd Street surviving appear to
SF News Leading Architect Says SF Planning 'Doesn't Understand Architecture' Stanley Saitowitz, an architect whose significant star power extends beyond his Bay Area home, is not mincing words when it comes to our city's culture of what he might but didn't quite call
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Do This Thing: Passover Seders at Wise Sons Deli Next week is Pesach, i.e. Passover on the Jewish calendar, and even secular Jews who haven't set foot in a temple in decades still like this sacred holiday tradition, and the communal
