Day Around the Bay

Bear with us as SFist is experiencing technical difficulties this morning, mainly in that we're really hungover.

-In Oakland, families of murder victims met to honor their loved ones. This story is all sorts of sad.

-Meet your new Supervisor, Ed Jew. Gezundheit.

-Mayor McDreamy says deal for city-wide WiFi could come as soon as next week, still down to EarthLink and Google. SFist wonders why we just spent a whole lot of money signing up for high-speed Internet access a couple of weeks ago.

-Also calls for new transportation funds to be used for road to Candlestick. Jake McGoldrick not happy.

-And Ken Garcia reminds Gavin of that old Klingon proverb: revenge is a dish best served cold.

-Police chase ends on Bay Bridge causing traffic jams.

-The New Bay Bridge inches ever closer to being finished.

-Two construction workers were critically injured when a slab of concrete fell on them.

-East Bay officials call for water conservation. Remember folks, if it's brown flush down, if it's yellow be mellow.

-The Chron goes into the way-back machine to write what it was like in San Francisco the day Pearl Harbor was bombed. Which would be today. Or at least today 65 years ago.