SF News And This Is Why You Don't Play With Swords Two guys who apparently didn't know that swords can be deadly weapons learned that one the hard way Friday, after an incident of bladed horseplay sent one man to the hospital and the
SF News 'It's All So BART': Commuters From New Warm Springs Station Disappointed In Service Already BART just opened its first new station in a half decade last week, the Warm Springs/South Fremont Station that extends the system five miles further south toward San Jose on the Fremont
SF News Brazen Afternoon Shooting Claims Life Of Man In Tenderloin The suspect in a Sunday afternoon slaying remains at large today, following a fatal shooting that brings San Francisco's homicide count for the year up to 16. Police say that the fatal shooting
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: SF Libraries Go Full Time 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: Oakland officials had been warned that
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Step Inside Tequila Mockingbird, Now Open In SoMa Having made a name for himself as a chef at the tiny and much loved Canteen, Dennis Leary has spent the last few years as more of a businessman and bar owner. He's
Arts & Entertainment Member Of San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus Collapses Onstage During Intermission, Dies A 39-year-old member of the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus collapsed in the middle of a performance Friday evening at the Herbst Theatre, and despite efforts to revive him, he died. Ryan Nunez
SF News Sunday Links: It's Young Vs Old In Battle For New Housing 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 Giants are going to win the World Series
SF News One Year Later, A Possible Break In Case Of Missing Toddler Arianna Fitts And Her Slain Mother It's been a full year since 32-year-old Nicole Fitts was last seen, and over a year since friends and family have seen her daughter Arianna. Arianna would now be three years old, and
SF News Emails Show Oakland Fire Officials Considered West Oakland Building A Known Fire Hazard With Oakland's second deadly fire in four months, new evidence shows that a fire captain called to have the building at 2551 San Pablo Avenue shut down for safety reasons as of January
SF News Saturday Links: Grandmaster Flash Talks Apple Trash Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here RIP, Gilbert Baker. [SFist] Volunteers have built a trail
SF News Day Around The Bay: Bay Area Drivers Would Pay More In Taxes To Ease Congestion 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 Bay Area-shot 13 Reasons Why drops on Netflix
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Craftsman And Wolves Opening Bayview Doughnut Shop, Bauer Still Digs Outerlands, And More This week, the SFist food bureau broke news of Black Jet Baking Co.'s soft opening in Bernal Heights, had the word on Mersea, a restaurant bound for Treasure Island, and news of
Arts & Entertainment Gilbert Baker, Creator Of The Rainbow Flag, Dies at 65 As announced by his longtime friend Cleve Jones on Facebook, Gilbert Baker, the creator of the first rainbow flag to symbolize gay equality, has died. He was 65. Jones recently spoke to SFist
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Rich Table Spinoff RT Rotisserie Readies An April Debut The husband-and-wife team behind Hayes Valley's successful and acclaimed Rich Table, Evan and Sarah Rich, are almost ready to debut their first fast-casual concept, also in Hayes Valley, dubbed RT Rotisserie. Announced back
SF News Text This Number, And SFMOMA Will Send You Images From Its Collection By Keyword A new image search function created by SFMOMA makes Google image search look like a service for philistines. Art enthusiasts with some free time on their hands and no one to text are
SF News Uber Exec Accused Of Stealing Google Self-Driving Car Secrets Pleads Fifth Over Criminal Charges Concerns Anthony Levandowski, an Uber executive whom CEO Travis Kalanick once called his "brother from another mother," is asserting his Fifth Amendment rights in a lawsuit filed by his former employer, Google. Levandowski's lawyers
SF News SF Cable Car Claims Second Tesla In Four Months Oops! #Tesla hitting a cable car in San Francisco A post shared by Leo Giuffrida (@leonardogiuffrida) on Mar 30, 2017 at 4:55pm PDT What is the deal with cable cars and Teslas?
SF News Reports Surface Describing Troubled Youth Of Alleged Redding Abduction Victim Sherri Papini Though her family has already called this "victim blaming at its most egregious," the Sacramento Bee has just published a story following up on the ongoing investigation into the November disappearance of 34-year-old
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Australia Dumps YouTube Dramatic video shows rescue of Sonoma hiker. [KRON 4] Twitter owns a content creator company called Niche, and how it works is kind of interesting! [Ad Week] Watch out for scammers posing as
Arts & Entertainment A Giants Season Preview To Convince You They Will Win the World Series We stopped believin’ in the San Francisco Giants’ even-year championship magic on a heart-wrenching night last October. So all this faith, numerology, and baseball superstition regarding odd-numbered years being the Giants’ “off years”
SF News Alleged Fake Nurse Prescribed Drugs At Tenderloin Clinic For Four Months Chad Litz charged w/ felony counts for working as #nurse at SF City Impact clinic. He's not a nurse. DA: If he treated you, call authorities pic.twitter.com/WWlZ14cbLi— Katie Marzullo (@KatieABC7)
Arts & Entertainment This Startup Is Changing Lives With Its Focus-Enhancing Music Just plug in and play. Turns out, you can eliminate those pesky office distractions that prevent you from completing your presentation (minus the cupcakes in the kitchen, keep those) - all you need
SF News Bluegogo Bikeshare Pulling All Cycles Scattered About SF Streets Oh and anther one!! But this #bluegogo isn't looking too hot 😨 pic.twitter.com/zJweXMi3mO— girlonabike (@girl_on_bike) March 26, 2017 Chinese bike share company Bluegogo caused quite a stir when it
SF News Early-Morning Earthquake Rattles Central Coast Some residents of Monterey and San Benito counties got an early alarm clock this morning, when a 4.0 magnitude earthquake shook them awake. According to the US Geological Survey, the earthquake struck
SF News Candle Blamed For Deadly West Oakland Fire Though suspicions of arson were quickly raised this week following news of an unfolding showdown between the landlord and a nonprofit tenant, an initial investigation has concluded that an unattended candle was the
