Reports of an officer-involved shooting in Baltimore swirled online today, but police deny a shooting occurred and the Fox News reporter who publicized his eyewitness account of the shooting has now retracted his statement.
If you’re watching CNN this morning, you’re hearing a lot about The Purge, a 2013 horror film (with a 2014 sequel, The Purge: Anarchy) that supposedly inspired high schoolers to riot yesterday in Baltimore.
When one of Ryan Galiotto’s friends got booted off a mainstream homeshare site because her listing was too “provocative,” Galiotto didn’t see it as a setback — he saw it as an opportunity.
So, you’re a nudist who needs roommates.
Lesson learned: Trying to exterminate your own bedbugs is not safe.
A group of parents are protesting a law that would ban unvaccinated children from California schools by pulling their kids out of school to attend the protest.
The BART (soul) crush has gotten so bad that commuters are opting to ride in the opposite direction of their destination to avoid being crushed by their fellow passengers, according to a report in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Welcome to San Francisco; enjoy the sewer in your kitchen.
Do not defame the good name of cats everywhere with your gross behavior. Cats will stare you down in this Brooklyn campaign against catcalling, #CatsAgainstCatcalls.
The top question facing any presidential candidate: Are you cool?
Now presenting: Uber, but for handlebar rides.
Last week, we brought you the story of Jeff Adachi, a San Francisco public defender with a cop-shaming YouTube account. We're not the only ones who have taken a journalistic interest in Adachi's work — the San Francisco Police Officers Association plans to write about him, too.
San Francisco's tech boom has radically altered the city's landscape — Teslas and tech worker shuttles prowl incessantly through the streets and the guy sitting next to you at dinner is invariably pitching his app. Public radio and television affiliate KQED attempted to document the culture shift in a recent blog post…
Times Square has HAD IT with Cookie Monster and the rest of its costumed characters. And for good reason:
San Francisco is covered in so much human feces. Every resident or regular visitor is familiar with the smells wafting from a broken escalator or stain on the sidewalk. So we here at RatterSF will catalogue the fecal flora of San Francisco's streets.
The video begins innocently enough: a cop ambles to the back of an empty bus, where a man is sprawled across the seats, apparently asleep. "Hey, buddy," the cop says, trying to wake him. "Hey, buddy? Are you all right?"
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