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SF News /Eve Batey

Thursday Morning Roundup: Seniors Demand More Time To Cross SF Streets

Published Apr 27, 2017 · 2:00 AM PDT


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  • Of course she did. [SFist]
  • Early-morning power problems slow BART commute. [KRON 4]
  • The draft EIR for the Giants Mission Bay development has dropped. [SocketSite]
  • SF State plans future construction. [Golden Gate Xpress]
  • Workers injured at Facebook construction site. [KRON 4]
  • Vigil planned for man who died after incident at Hecho. [Bay Area Reporter]
  • PG&E fined $8.3 million for failing to maintain a power line behind a massive NorCal fire that killed two. [Associated Press]
  • SF seniors want more time to cross the street. [CBS 5]
  • Judge dismisses eight of the ten charges against a man shot by SFPD at his home. [Bay City News] [ABC 7] [SF Chronicle]
  • [SF Examiner] clutches pearls over assault allegation against Police Commission candidate, completely omits information that the Commission's current vice-president once faced charges (and eventually settled) in a bloody incident of alleged domestic violence. I wonder why!

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