In honor of the release of the documentary Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent (see SFist's review here), Chef Tower was in town doing a few interviews and sat down with Eater&
The internet is chock full of airline confrontation videos lately. The latest involves an Oakland-bound Southwest flight that originated in Dallas, and it is quite a doozy. This one is less disturbing
The San Francisco Opera has just co-commissioned an opera (that's already been written) about the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Along with the Seattle Opera, "The (R)evolution
A drop in ocean temperatures might bode poorly for some California dreamers, as cooler water is linked to chillier summers in SF. SF Gate reports that temperatures in NorCal waters are colder than
Sunday is Mother's Day and while she's done basically everything for you, you've probably dropped the ball on celebrating your mom. SFGate threw together a list of
The suspicions raised by some increasingly frequent (and frantic) voicemails left by Yelp ad salespeople for local businesses were borne out this week, when the crowdsourced ratings site announced first-quarter earnings that
The beleaguered residents of Lombard Street's most popular stretch will remain under tourist siege for the near future, it appears, after a proposal to decrease tourist traffic via a toll system
* Santa Cruz County teen who works at after-school program busted for allegedly taking nude pictures of his charges. [KRON 4] * Here are the top 263 companies rushing to make a self-driving
The mystery of the small girl nicknamed "Miranda Eve," found strangely well preserved inside an expensive glass and metal coffin buried beneath a home on Lone Mountain last spring and believed
Elly the Eastern black rhinoceros, the oldest surviving member of her species in the United States who has delighted San Franciscans for nearly four decades with her docile, plodding presence, died last Wednesday,
More details are emerging in the petty theft case that is gripping the Bay Area mostly because it involved a gang of deplorable teens, random assaults, and a public transit system everyone loves
Yesterday President Trump took the dramatic step of firing FBI Director James Comey, a move that many in particular the editorial board of the New York Times are declaring a turning point in
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Master one of the most widely used business applications today at a massive discount. From computer models to phones, a lot of the tools we use in the world of business might have
* Text messages between three three Santa Clara County jail deputies who allegedly beat an inmate to death in 2015 are becoming key evidence in the case against them. [CBS 5] * Facebook is aiming
Low pay plus high #SanFrancisco housing costs equal 1 homeless math teacher. via @hknightsf https://t.co/uIKS2lGUGG pic.twitter.com/heacnfIkQx — SFChronicle (@sfchronicle) May 9, 2017 San Francisco math teacher and badminton
Moving in on the former Shorty Goldstein's digs at 126 Sutter Street, as we first learned about in March, is The Meatball Bar, and that name should say it all. Not
While the record-melting Sierra snowpack has created some dazzling waterfall imagery, it also carries a high risk for floods and fast-moving rivers at Yosemite National Park. These treacherous waters can run
It's not technically summer yet but this week's event line-up definitely has a strong case of senioritis. Free coffee day at Peet's, a baguette show-down,
Another day, yet another unhappy airline customer videotaping a confrontation with an airline employee after he has his SFO-bound ticket canceled out of New Orleans. The full, 13-minute cellphone video has
Atypically, it is actually ice cream weather in SF right now I digress here, but I'll never understand the lines outside Bi-Rite Creamery in July, let alone January and the
BART police are seeking a man wearing a security company uniform who allegedly launched into a verbal assault and physical attack on a man waiting at a San Francisco BART station. KRON 4
* Report claims Fremont is the most stable and affordable housing market in California. [SF Business Times] * Pandora is still trying to sell itself. [Bloomberg] * It'll cost $37 million to repair Highway
The sinking and stinking Millennium Tower can add to its list of litigious victims four-time Super Bowl champion 49ers quarterback Joe Montana. Montana not only bought one of the units at the
A guilty verdict was reached Tuesday morning in San Jose court in the long-awaited murder trial of 26-year-old Antolin Garcia-Torres, long held as the sole suspect in the kidnapping
