SF Politics Abortion Rights Activists Plan Rally at SF Federal Building Tuesday Multiple groups are organizing a rally for abortion rights today in San Francisco, as part of a nationwide response to the leaked, draft, possibly majority opinion coming out of the Supreme Court that would overturn Roe v. Wade.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Chief Justice Confirms Leak of Draft Opinion Overturning 'Roe' Chief Justice John Roberts has confirmed the authenticity of Alito's overturning-Roe opinion but insists it's not a final ruling, the leak is now going to be investigated, and a San Mateo County judge has ruled that Tiffany Li's wrongful death case settlement doesn't need to be kept secret.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Historic Berkeley Building Damaged In Fire An historic UC Berkeley event hall was damaged in a fire today, a dead body was discovered near the 24th & Mission BART plaza, and two fires along a freeway in Martinez have been deemed suspicious.
SF Politics The New York Times Has Now Done Their Take on the Dianne Feinstein-In-Decline Story It took two weeks and change, but the New York Times has now turned around and done its own version of the story that the San Francisco Chronicle did about Feinstein's ongoing fitness for office and whether she'd ever willfully retire.
SF Politics SF's Department of Homelessness May Finally Get an Oversight Commission A city department with an increasingly massive budget has no commission providing oversight or holding it to account. The SF Board of Supervisors may be about to change that.
SF News Another Mini-Heatwave Is Heading Our Way, After Some Wind It's going to be a blustery afternoon and evening around the Bay, but especially along the North Bay coast, as some gusty winds push through ahead of a new heatwave.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Ramp and Its Adjacent Boatyard In Rent Dispute With Port Beloved waterfront restaurant The Ramp could be endangered by a rent dispute its owner is having with the Port of San Francisco, and currently he owes the Port two years in back rent.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Community Seeks to Restore Vandalized Castro Mural An Oakland police officer was injured in the course of a shooting incident in West Oakland, there is talk of new organizers trying to revive the Gilroy Garlic Festival, and a crowdfunding campaign seeks to restore the 'Hope for the World Cure' mural in the Castro.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Owners of The Grove Snap Up Former Pizzeria Delfina Spot Downtown to Open Empire Pizza The owners of The Grove, the chain of comfort-food restaurants around SF that went from four locations to two during the pandemic, are expanding with a second restaurant concept, a NY-style pizzeria called Empire Pizza.
Arts & Entertainment Lil Nas X to Play Bill Graham Civic Auditorium In October; Teaser for Tour Includes Joke Aimed at Gay-Haters Lil Nas X, who will no doubt go down in music history for his bombastic style and unapologetically over-the-top image as America's first very very openly gay hip-hop star, is finally coming to the LGBTQ capital, San Francisco.
Business & Tech Some Apple Employees Once Again Whining About Being Called Back to the Office Three Days Per Week A group of Apple employees are yet again making noise about their displeasure with being called back to an in-person office three days per week — the horror!
SF News Winning Personality Who Coughed on Uber Driver Last Year Arrested For Identity Theft In Miami The 25-year-old woman whose friends and family probably should have sat her down years ago and confronted her about her penchant for poor choices is once again in legal trouble, this time in Miami.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Oakland Schools Closed Due to Strike Oakland teachers are striking today to protest the planned closure of multiple schools, a woman was shot at while confronting burglars breaking into her car, and two suspects have now been charged in the San Jose infant abduction.
Arts & Entertainment 'Octet' at Berkeley Rep Is a Beautiful and Evocative Trek Into the Depths of Internet Hell Something shifted in me about four songs in to the new, extraordinary chamber choir musical 'Octet' at Berkeley Rep, and I went from passive, half-engaged audience member to willing participant in the room.
SF News Car Theft and Burglary Suspect Injures Multiple People While Trying to Flee Police In San Francisco A suspect believed to be connected to multiple recent auto burglaries in the North Beach area and whom police say they found driving a stolen vehicle in the vicinity on Tuesday, now faces multiple possible charges stemming from a reckless chase through the city.
SF News Frank Somerville's Official Replacement As Anchor Named at KTVU: Mike Mibach Following a strange year that included an on-camera slurring incident, an unexplained absence from the air, and then a very public DUI incident, local anchorman Frank Somerville has been officially replaced at KTVU.
SF News BART Just Reinstated Its Mask Mandate Through Mid-July BART is now the lone transit agency in the Bay Area with a mask mandate, after going a week with some flip-flopping on the policy.
SF News Victim In Oceanview Murder-Suicide Identified as SF Firefighter and Father Friends and family of slain San Francisco firefighter Eric Deng have set up a crowdfunding campaign to help support his widow and young child.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Vegetation Fire Contained Near Altamont Pass A wind-whipped vegetation fire grew to 50 acres last night in eastern Alameda County, Twitter released decent earnings for the first quarter of 2022, and Alice Waters' new LA cafe has opened and isn't that exciting according to one Berkeley resident.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Sphere Sculptures Outside Chase Center Vandalized Those sculptures outside the Chase Center have been vandalized and permanently damaged, there could be some bad traffic tonight with Warriors and Giants games, and the Guerneville Safeway was targeted with a "swatting" incident.
Arts & Entertainment SF Theaters Announce Next Season Lineups Including 'Jagged Little Pill,' 'Mean Girls,' 'Six,' and 'The Wizard of Oz' 'Dear Evan Hanson' is returning to the Bay Area next winter, the West End and Broadway hit 'Six' is coming to town next year, and ACT is bringing in a new show by the acrobat troupe that created 'Dear San Francisco.'
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink New 70s-Themed Cocktail Lounge, For the Record, Opens In Cow Hollow A couple of Future Bars alums, Barry John Walsh and Janice Bailon, are bringing some 1970s disco and funk flair to the Cow Hollow space that was formerly home to Michael Mina's Test Kitchen (and more recently U:Dessert Story).
Business & Tech PayPal to Close Its Downtown SF Offices In June Another company has announced that it's vacating its San Francisco offices, citing a shift to a more remote workforce.
SF News 39-Year-Old Student Identified as Suspect Who Made Shooting Threat on UC Berkeley Campus The man who allegedly made criminal threats against individuals at UC Berkeley last Thursday, leading to widespread anxiety and an hours-long, campus-wide shelter-in-place order, has been identified and charged.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Suspects in San Jose Abduction ID'd The three suspects in Monday's kidnapping in San Jose have been identified, a 25-year-old man died while skiing at Palisades Tahoe, and Jeff Bezos made some kind of jab at fellow billionaire Elon Musk about his purchase of Twitter — on Twitter.
