Arts & Entertainment Occasionally Amusing 'For Here or To Go?' Tackles Silicon Valley's Immigration Dilemma tells a story that will likely resonate with a large segment of Silicon Valley's immigrant workforce, and it's a story I haven't seen tackled by a film before. Sadly, its clunky execution and
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: 100% Fool Free Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Hi, everybody! Since April 1 is on Saturday, many
SF News Day Around The Bay: Suspect Arrested In Oceanview Homicide 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 SFPD has arrested one suspect in the killing
SF News 'Tech Bar And Lounge' Applies For Liquor License In Former Oakland SRO A former single-resident occupancy hotel in Oakland that's being renovated by an upstart San Francisco real estate company could sport a literally luxe first floor bar and lounge. According to an East Bay
SF News Forever 21 Store In SF In Trouble With State Agency For Allegedly Requiring Employees To Speak English Only The Union Square-area Forever 21 store in San Francisco is the target of a civil rights claim by the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing after it came to light that management
SF News LGBT Activists Livid After U.S. Census Bureau Removes Topic Of Sexual Orientation From Proposed 2020 Census LGBT rights advocates are speaking out in anger after the U.S. Census Bureau seemed to be reneging on a proposal to include questions about sexual orientation and gender identity in the upcoming
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Black Jet Baking Co. Now Softly Open In Bernal Heights A post shared by Ritual Coffee Roasters (@ritualcoffee) on Mar 29, 2017 at 3:49pm PDT The ovens are back on at 833 Cortland Avenue in Bernal Heights. Black Jet Baking Co., who
SF News BooBoo, NorCal Cat Who Disappeared 4 Years Ago, Found Healthy, Happy In Canada Late Friday night, Ashley Aleman of Watsonville, California got a call she wasn't expecting: The Guelph Humane Society of Ontario, Canada rang her up to say that her cat, BooBoo, was safe at
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Eight Best Fried Chicken Sandwiches In SF Chef Alison Barakat did not think of herself as a trendsetter when, in 2005, she began serving a fried chicken sandwich at her new Temescal neighborhood bakery in Oakland, Bakesale Betty. Barakat had
Arts & Entertainment Get Ready Again For Goatchella At The Ferry Building April 15 The last couple of years has seen CUESA's once small celebration of goats and baby goats turn into a major event, following some social media hype, and the nickname Goatchella. This year, the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink A Mano, A Pasta And Pizza Spot From Beretta/Starbelly Guy, Opening In May In Hayes Valley Prolific local restaurateur Adriano Paganini can not be stopped, and we now finally have word on the concept for the space we've known he had snagged at the new 450 Hayes building for
Arts & Entertainment Pixar Drops 'Dante's Lunch,' A Short Video About A Hairless Dog We've already talked about Coco, Disney-Pixar's latest animated feature about a 12-year-old, guitar-playing Mexican boy named Miguel who dreams of becoming a musician and, via a magical guitar and a set of supernatural
SF News Poll Says Nearly Half Of Bay Area Millennials Are Looking To Leave 46 percent of Millennials want out of the Bay Area "in the next few years" according to a poll released today by the business-backed Bay Area Council, and although that may sound like
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Apple Might Disable Wearables While You Drive Instagram makes it easier to see which accounts have current "stories." [Ad Week] Tesla update makes "its latest cars as good as its older cars." [Wired] Android app sales are expected to exceed
Arts & Entertainment Thrift Town Owners Blame Lagging Sales For Closure Days earlier than expected, Mission favorite Thrift Town has closed: https://t.co/iGMmedYNlT pic.twitter.com/sXJfc2k0wg— Capp Street Crap (@cappstreetcrap) March 30, 2017 Many on Wednesday were mourning the sudden loss
SF News Random Stanyan Stabber Remains At Large A man walking on a Haight-area block was the victim of a random attack Wednesday afternoon, when a stranger attacked him with a knife as he walked down Stanyan Street. Police say that
SF News Four Ways To Keep Snooping ISPs From Seeing And Selling Your Data Some have worried that consumer rights would lose out to corporate America during the Trump administration. Well, Tuesday's congressional vote allowing internet service providers (ISPs) to sell your personal web browsing history is
SF News This Year's 4/20 Will Indeed Be City-Permitted For The 1st Time Marijuana clouds are on the horizon: 4/20 approaches in less than a month, and this year, for the first time in San Francisco, the city will be permitting the annual smoke-in at
SF News New Millennium Tower Lawsuit Seeks Funds To Repair The Building's Problems The latest lawsuit in the sinking and tilting Millennium Tower saga has been filed by the building's homeowners' association, and it lists a collection of defendants, including the developer, architect, and the Transbay
SF News Troubled SF Corner Site Of Triple Shooting, City's 15th Homicide Of 2017 A 65-year old Asian woman killed in a shooting in Oceanview neighborhood. 2 construction workers also shot.#ABC7now pic.twitter.com/UAZTfvtEdG— Lyanne Melendez (@LyanneMelendez) March 29, 2017 A 65-year-old woman was shot
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: SF Schools Get New Head Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here If you have to say you're woke, are you
SF News Day Around The Bay: City May Consider Official 4/20 Sponsor Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. Once again, the main sale of Burning Man tickets
SF News West Oakland Building That Burned Monday Was A Halfway House With A Troubled History A fourth victim has been confirmed in the deadly fire that burned down a three-story building on San Pablo Avenue in West Oakland on Monday, and as the investigation into the fire gets
SF News Far-Right Commentator Ann Coulter To Appear At UC Berkeley Next Month Just months after protests shut down a speech from a far-right pundit at the liberal bastion known as UC Berkeley, the college's typically left-leaning community is bracing to be trolled again, as it
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Two Sisters Bar & Books Is Closing, You Guys Sad news for Hayes Valley! Well loved six-year-old cafe/bar Two Sisters Bar & Books is calling it quits sometime in the near future, and as Tablehopper tells us, it's because owners Mikha
