<![CDATA[treesitters - SFist - San Francisco News, Restaurants, Events, & Sports]]>https://sfist.com/https://sfist.com/favicon.pngtreesitters - SFist - San Francisco News, Restaurants, Events, & Sportshttps://sfist.com/Ghost 2.12Wed, 10 Jun 2026 22:25:22 GMT60<![CDATA[Day Around the Bay]]>Bonds' final, fatal backlash continues. (I wonder how he spent his day today? Ugh.) [5c24319a44ad066cdcf9a173Fri, 16 Nov 2007 16:45:26 GMT

-- Bonds' final, fatal backlash continues. (I wonder how he spent his day today? That would make a good dramatic play.) [SFGate, SF Examiner, FCJ , SFBG, The Snitch, CBS 5, NBC3]

-- Kicking it Palm Springs sounds perfect right about now. Sigh. [Civic Center Blog]

-- And so it begins: tree-sitters arrested. [Daily Californian]

-- "Name That Nabe" contest results are in: "The Submission" wins it! [Curbed SF]

-- Oil spill response "Woefully inadequate." That's putting it mildly. [FCJ]

-- This is why we love Chris Daly. Awesome heds like this: "Headline Writers Are Haters!" Word. [The Daly Blog]

-- We also have loads of love for Don Asmussen. [Bad Reporter]

-- Aaaargh! &*^#!Yhfdf^&*@#! Kill it! [SF Sentinel]

-- Beaches reopen. [SFGate]

-- Pizza, pizza. (Heh. Sorry.) [Chron Blogs]

]]><![CDATA[Judge Says UC Berkeley Can Prune Tree-Sitters]]>https://sfist.com/2007/10/30/judge_says_uc_b/5c242bf744ad066cdcf6ba03Tue, 30 Oct 2007 14:09:43 GMT

After a 10-month protest atop an oak grove next to Memorial Stadium, a judge ruled on Monday that UC Berkeley can now start removing up-in-a-tree protesters, as well as their ground support, even if police can't identify the protesters by name.

Alameda County Superior Court Judge Richard Keller amended his ruling from a month ago. At that time, his decree gave authorities the power to strip the environmental activists off of the UC-owned land, but only if they could identify the protesters by name.

According to the Chronicle, only one protester could be identified "David Galloway, 36, because the other dozen sitters wear masks and would not give their real names." And now? The students and activists protesting a proposed sports training facility in the place of the grand old oak are all fair game.

But the university (wisely) will take its time to proceed with any forcible action. UC Berkeley spokesman Dan Mogulof also claims that "this ruling means it's all but impossible for reasonable people to see this protest as something benign."


Image: George Derk / Daily Cal

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