So last week, we got an email from a friend of ours, asking us to show up to the State Building on a Sunday afternoon to vote for him for some obscure delegate position with the state Democratic party. Sure, we thought. Always good to vote for a friend! So how entertaining for us to find out we were in fact part of a huge juggernaut of people supporting people who support Mark Leno in......

Breaking news: Judge Kramer of the San Francisco Superior Court has ruled that laws restricting marriage to heterosexuals violate the California constitution. We're still looking for links to the order, and reporting about reactions, but it's probably safe to say right now that the order's probably going to be appealed. Picture off the AP...

SFist interviews Caitlin Atkinson, photographer...

We always try to have something for everyone at SFist, and last week we feel we really hit it out of the park. Some examples: Last week offered continuing coverage of two local film festivals, from one-woman reviewing machine SFist Mary-Lynn's final Cinequest coverage to the beginning of our coverage of the San Francisco Asian American Film Festival. Our food coverage just gets better and better, with reviews of reataurants swanky and not, with......

There's no love for free blogging software as Mr. Sarah Low Daly responds to our previous suggestions about the Chronicle-created controversy over his Board of Supes blog, where, as you may recall, in light of the "controversy" about his posting on the sfgov.org site, we suggested that he just publish his blog through blogger.com or Six Apart's Movable Type. Chris responds (to us! by name! fun!) in today's entry: "sorry on the blogger.com no go, but I believe that this content should be available on the City's website," and notes that the Chron article, in its zeal to mock, ignored the press conference he held about the Giants trying to get out of paying taxes on the ballpark. Daly is rumored to be contemplating a public boycott of the Chron based on the article now. (A boycott? But how will we read For Better Or For Worse?) We totally respect the blogger.com decision, Mr. Daly -- though we still think you're doing it because you don't want the commenters! We'd love to see your entries all laid out like a blog where you can scroll down and read 'em all at once! And while we've got you here -- pleeeze pleeeze pleeeze, some colorful anecdotes about life with Willie Brown, Gavin, and the other Supes? Gossip, we want gossip! ...

SFist interviews Sarah Low Daly, wife of San Francisco supe Chris Daly...