SF News Monday Lunchtime Links: DOJ Extending Oversight Of SFPD One Mill Valley couple found hope in a painful situation after deciding to donate their late three-week-old baby’s organs. [KRON 4] Trump’s proposed education cuts could leave impact on public education
SF News Famed 49er Dwight Clark Announces ALS Diagnosis, Suspects Football Is To Blame Immortalized by the San Francisco 49ers for his two Super Bowl wins with the team over a nine-year period that ended in 1987, Dwight Clark, now 60, has just revealed a positive diagnosis
Arts & Entertainment This Spring, Travel Better With These Must-Have Jet Setting Accessories From a luxe luggage set to a snuggly neck pillow, we’ve got all the goods for your next getaway. Give the next gopher you see a squeeze because spring has officially sprung
SF News Castro Fork Stabbing Sends Victim To Hospital A man crossing a Castro-area street was the victim of an unexpected attack Saturday, when another man stabbed him with a fork. Police say that the 53-year-old victim was crossing the street at
SF News Uber Executive Exodus: Company President, Maps Leader, And More Bail Uber president of ride-sharing Joe Jones, the company's second in command who was poached from a position at Target just six months ago, is leaving the company in a huff. His departure, complete
SF News 25 Puppies Head To School At The Oakland Airport Puppies at OAK! pic.twitter.com/2SrunnnPKJ— Averi Harper (@AveriHarper) March 19, 2017 A group of dogs destined to help visually impaired people hit the Oakland Airport Sunday — but they weren't headed out
SF News As Gorsuch Confirmation Hearing Begins, Feinstein Calls Him 'An Extremist' President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, Judge Neil Gorsuch, begins his confirmation hearing today at the Senate Judiciary Committee where California Senator Dianne Feinstein is the highest ranking Democrat. She began today's
SF News Police Remove Possibly Suicidal Climber From Hayes Street Crane Man climbing construction crane in #SanFrancisco prompts police response https://t.co/mvbOPCKNtf pic.twitter.com/QaUsoyX5Qf— Julianne Herrera (@JulestheFirst26) March 19, 2017 A man who climbed a construction crane in San Francisco's
SF News Monday Morning Linkdump: Would You Take $10K To Leave The Bay Area? 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: New SF-set Amazon show premieres, more
SF News Arrest Made In Twitter Trolling Case Involving Epileptic Reporter In a first-of-its-kind case in which physical harm was inflicted via a tweet, the FBI arrested a 29-year-old Maryland man for allegedly tweeting a strobe GIF to an epileptic reporter and inducing a
SF News Video: Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge Collapses In Big Sur After several days of trying, Caltrans crews succeeded in knocking the condemned Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge into the canyon on Saturday. Two thirds of it anyway. As CBS 5 reports, most of the bridge
SF News Sunday Links: Google Glass Enjoys Second Life Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Derby season is back! [SFist] Skeletal remains were located
Arts & Entertainment 'Budding Prospects', Amazon's New Weed Comedy Set In Northern California, Premieres Pilot One of the new shows in Amazon's pilot season is Budding Prospects, based on the 1990 novel of the same name by TC Boyle, and it centers on three guys from San Francisco
SF News Saturday Links: Police Shoot Naked Man Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Jay was blown away by Eclipsed. [SFist] Pet seekers
SF News Feds To Send More Immigration Judges To SF To Speed Up Deportations In a move prompted by the Department of Homeland Security and being carried out by the Department of Justice, immigration judges are being temporarily reassigned to a dozen cities, including San Francisco, with
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Speakeasy Ales & Lagers Won't Shut Down After All, Continues Production With New Owner Lined Up In news that calls for a beer, San Francisco craft brewery Speakeasy Ales & Lagers has reversed course after making an abrupt announcement last week that it would shut down all operations immediately
SF News Day Around The Bay: Following Ghost Ship Fire, Oakland Entered $90K PR Firm Contract Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. After the Ghost Ship fire that killed 36 people
Arts & Entertainment 'Eclipsed' Is A Harrowing And Essential Glimpse At Liberia's Recent History Danai Gurira's 2009 play Eclipsed made a splash on Broadway last year with Oscar-winner Lupita Nyong'o starring, and it's currently finishing a short, two-week run at the newly reopened Curran Theater the second
Arts & Entertainment Roller Derby Bashes Back As 2017 Bay Area Season Gets Set To Skate Roller derby rolls back into action this weekend, as Bay Area Derby gets ready to kick out the jams for its 2017 season. Formerly known as the B.ay A.rea D.erby
SF News Scott Wiener Introduces State Bill To Reduce Felony For HIV-Positive People Not Telling Partners Their Status A law that makes it a felony to knowingly expose another person to HIV by having unprotected sex with them without disclosing one's positive HIV status is being targeted by State Senator and
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week In SF Food: Meatball Bar Arrives, Charter Oak Plans May Opening, And More Happy St. Patrick's Day, everybody! If you didn't already get your fill of Guinness and sloppy twentysomethings during last weekend's downtown festivities, you've still got a nice-weather Friday here in which to do
SF News Autonomous Ubers Drive Under A Mile On Average Before A Human Has To Take Over Now that Uber finally got those California DMV permits it originally said it totally didn't need, it's back testing some driverless cars under DMV supervision in the state. That means we're due to
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Blue Bottle Is Still Trying To Move Into Former Bean There Cafe Space In Lower Haight After 21-year-old Lower Haight mainstay cafe Bean There was forced to close a year ago at the corner of Steiner and Waller amid what the owner characterized as a dishonest move by the
SF News Turkey Trotting Through SF Finally Captured, Poses For Hideous Mugshot A seriously unfortunate looking prehistoric bird seen wandering San Francisco streets was captured after sightings in the Castro and Alamo Square areas. Such fowl — wild turkeys — are rarely seen in the city, save
SF News 16-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot By Fremont Police Was Pregnant A teenager from Antioch who was a passenger in a vehicle that Fremont police identified as being connected with multiple armed robberies was shot and killed by police Tuesday near the Cal State
