The victim of Sunday's tragic pedestrian fatality in Laurel Heights has been identified today as 25-year-old aspiring architect Suzanne Monaco. According to authorities, Monaco was not in the crosswalk when she was struck by a pickup truck while crossing Masonic Avenue near Euclid Ave with an armful of groceries. Monaco succumbed to injuries from the crash about half an hour later at San Francisco General Hospital.
Pedestrian Killed By Vehicle In Laurel Heights Identified
Car Kills Pedestrian In Laurel Heights
An unidentified woman died late Sunday night after pick-up truck struck and killed her in Laurel Heights at Masonic and Euclid. The victim, heading west, was struck at around 5:30 p.m. as the vehicle was heading south on Masonic. According to the Chronicle, she was not using a crosswalk.
That Trader Joe's on Masonic is Just Too Darn Popular
A slow-moving daily parade of idling vehicles stretching up Masonic Avenue
Oh No, Ed Jew!: Arson
You know, maybe Tapioca Ed wouldn't have problems with fire if he had running water. Bobagate heats up -- literally!
Living Legend Lets Loose At Laurel Lounge
No, not the Laurel Heights familiar to San Franciscans, with its chain stores and baby strollers, but Oakland's Laurel District, home to personable purveyors of down-home cooking, musical instruments and lessons, locally-penned books, equine supplies, and the recently revived Laurel Lounge.
SFist Interview: David Kiddoo
going on besides the District 6 race (except for you, commenter poormojo!). Well, David Kiddoo, the write-in candidate for District 2 (Pac Heights, the Marina) running against incumbent Michela Alioto-Pier, has graciously agreed to submit to an SFist interview and tell us what they're worrying about up there north of Market. Thanks, David!

