Arts & Entertainment Weekend Planner: 8 Things To Do Over Labor Day Though SFist can tell you about everything happening every weekend, we've curated a list of some of the coolest stuff happening this Labor Day weekend, August 29-September 1. FRIDAY, AUGUST
SF News $1.4M Field At Levi's Stadium Destroyed By One Game, New Sod Going In The San Francisco 49ers' practice was halted on Wednesday due to unplayable field conditions, the Sac Bee reports. Reportedly less than an hour into practice, 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh called his
Arts & Entertainment Weekend Planner: 8 Things To Do In San Francisco SFist often receives emails about events happening in the Bay Area, and though we can't write about them all, we've compiled a list of the coolest stuff happening this
SF News MLB Commissioner Unhappy With Oakland A's Stadium Situation While the Oakland A's stadium drama isn't necessarily breaking news, now MLB commissioner Bud Selig has expressed discontent with the situation. As the AP reports, Selig is "frustrated&
SF News New App Tracks Bacteria Levels At Local Beaches A new app tells beachgoers whether it's safe to be in the water. SF Beaches, a free app available on both iOS and Android, indicates how much bacteria is in the
Arts & Entertainment Weekend Planner: 9 Things To Do In San Francisco SFist often receives emails about events happening in the Bay Area, and though we can't write about them all, we've compiled a list of the coolest stuff happening this
SF News UN Plaza To Get More Lively, Less Sketchy, Fridays In September And October A new evening marketplace is coming to Civic Center next month, to an area that's more familiar with homeless fountain bathing after sundown than with lively cultural activities. Held in United
Arts & Entertainment The 5 Best Events This Weekend, If You're Skipping Outside Lands Outside Lands is happening this weekend, but if mega-music festivals are not your thing, we've compiled five other events that may appeal. FRIDAY BAYCAT's 10th Anniversary Support youth
SF News Monkey Selfie Causes Legal Stir Between Photographer And Wikimedia There's no monkeying around when it comes to legality. Though copyright law gets a little murky when it applies to a photo taken by a monkey. A British photographer is considering
SF News City College Of San Francisco Continues To Fight To Stay Open In the continuing saga of City College of San Francisco (CCSF)'s credentials, the Chronicle reports that CCSF leaders have applied to restore its accreditation as a learning institution. Inside Higher Ed
Arts & Entertainment The 11 Best Bay Area Events This Weekend SFist often receives emails about events happening in the Bay Area, and though we can't write about them all, we've compiled a list of best stuff happening this weekend
