SF News Lawrence Livermore Lab Posts Previously Classified Nuclear Test Films To YouTube A collection of previously classified nuclear test films, of which Lawrence Livermore Laboratory in the East Bay has an archive of some 6,000, have been posted to YouTube for public viewing. As
Arts & Entertainment 'Angels In America' To Return To The Bay Area Next Season At Berkeley Rep Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play Angels in America, commissioned by and first produced at San Francisco's Eureka Theater in 1991, will be having its first full production in the Bay
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Shouldn't No-Shows And People Who Cancel Reservations Last-Minute Get Charged? A new debate is being sparked this week following a piece in the Chronicle about a perennial problem for small restaurants that is an especially acute one right now as the local restaurant
Arts & Entertainment President Trump Is Trolling Colin Kaepernick Now In a speech Monday in Kentucky, Donald Trump bragged that it was for fear of Twitter criticism from him that NFL owners had shown little interest in approaching Colin Kaepernick, the now-former 49ers
Arts & Entertainment Apple Releases Red iPhone 7, And New Slightly Cheaper iPads If you were holding off on buying a new iPhone because the silver/jet black/matte black options weren't doing it for you last year, you can now buy the iPhone 7 and
SF News Tuesday Lunchtime Links: Walmart Opening Silicon Valley Incubator Horses stranded during San Jose flooding remain in veterinary care. [KRON 4] Instagram live videos still vanish from the application upon completion, but now there’s a way to save them. [AdWeek] 1890s
SF News Behold SF's Newest High-Speed Ferry, Hydrus, Christened Today The San Francisco Bay Ferry fleet has just received the first of seven shiny new ferry boats, called Hydrus, which is getting a Champagne christening Tuesday in advance of its first passenger trips
SF News North Beach Neighbors' Anger Grows As More Brawls Spill Out Of Hue Nightclub Hue Lounge & Nightclub, the relatively recent replacement for what was formerly known as Atmosphere at 447 Broadway, has been the site of some unruly sidewalk situations in recent months, most recently a
SF News Muni Rider Arrested After Lighting Fellow Passenger On Fire A Muni rider got the fright of her life Monday, when a fellow passenger set her hair on fire. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the 50-year-old female victim was riding a
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Church And Market Safeway No Longer 24-Hour Warzone, Now Closes At 1:30 A.M. This month marked the end of an era for the Church and Market Safeway, a grocery store previously open to the brave, drunk, strung out, and hungry at all hours of night. According
SF News Grown Woman Shows Up At SF School To Assault Teen Police are seeking a 30-year-old woman after she beat up a teen girl at a San Francisco school. The assault occurred Friday, at a school on the 500 block of Tompkins Avenue, in
SF News Muni Metro Delays Create Rush Hour Havoc We may be experiencing a new uptick of Muni Metro troubles and delays something that has been written about extensively on SFist over the years but which had become a bit less of
SF News Man Stabbed To Death Near Tenderloin Police Station A man was fatally stabbed in San Francisco Monday morning, just blocks from the Tenderloin Police Station. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the slaying took place at the intersection of Golden
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup: SF Coyote Killed By Rat Poison Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Does the Conservatory of Flowers need a fancy new
SF News Day Around The Bay: CHP Busts Sideshow In Oakland Possibly Connected To SF Assault Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. CHP in Oakland busted a pack of ATV and
Arts & Entertainment YouTube Apologizes To LGBTQ Vloggers After Non-Sensitive Content Gets Filtered For Some Users There's been an LGBTQ vlogger revolt on YouTube that prompted an apology from the video platform Monday, but it's unclear if the issue that upset them has been resolved. As CNet reports, vloggers
SF News Year-Long Street Tree Census Shows 20,000 More Than Previously Estimated A couple of Lorax types at the Planning Department launched a year-long tree tabulation last January, EveryTreeSF census, and now the results are in. A 2012 partial tree census in the Bayview, North
SF News Police In Capitola Investigate Murder-Suicide Involving Father And 7-Year-Old Daughter A tragic event appears to have unfolded in a parking lot outside the Capitola Mall in Santa Cruz County on Sunday afternoon when a father and his seven-year-old daughter were found dead in
SF News Conservatory Of Flowers Seeks City Hall-Style Lighting Scheme The oldest building in Golden Gate Park, a wood-and-glass greenhouse first constructed in 1879 in an elaborate Victorian style, has plans to step into the spotlight. The SF Parks Alliance is hoping to
Arts & Entertainment C.W. Nevius Resurfaces As Sports Writer For Santa Rosa Press-Democrat When he departed his post as a thrice-weekly columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle last fall, it wasn't clear if Nevius was planning for a semi-retirement, perhaps kicking back to write a memoir
SF News 93-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Struck By Cable Car On Mason Street In the first case of a death by a cable car collision in nearly a decade, a 93-year-old man who was struck by a cable car Sunday afternoon has died from his injuries.
SF News Uber Buys Half The Office Space At New Warriors' Arena, Scales Back Oakland Plans Rather than placing its emphasis on the downtown Oakland offices it purchased in 2015, embattled ride-hailing giant Uber will be renting much of the massive East Bay space it owns to others, placing
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Mamacita Abruptly Shutters After 12 Years Perennial Marina fave and recipient of some rave reviews from Michael Bauer, Mamacita (2317 Chestnut Street) suddenly closed down on Friday night in a move that Inside Scoop calls "an abrupt and surprising
SF News One Of Two People Poisoned By Tea From Chinatown Herbalist Has Died Sadly, the story from ten days ago about the two people who were recently sickened after drinking tea purchased from a Chinatown herbalist has taken a tragic turn. One of those who were
Arts & Entertainment Inspired By Japan, Oakland Artist Installs 'Wind Telephone' For Mourners Of Ghost Ship Victims On the porch of a community arts space in Oakland stands a new phone booth built by local artist Jordan Stern. In it is an antique telephone that is not connected to anything,
