SF Politics Pro-Impeachment Rallies Tonight In SF and Oakland Ahead of House Vote Supporters of House Democrats who will be voting to impeach President Donald J. Trump on Wednesday will be gathering at 5 p.m. Tuesday outside the Federal Building in San Francisco and in 20 other locations throughout the Bay Area.
SF News Embarcadero Homeless Navigation Center Opens Despite Neighbors' $250K War Chest to Fight It The residents of lower Embarcadero and eastern SoMa along with much of City Hall are all hoping that everything goes smoothly with the high-profile opening of the new homeless Navigation Center, which Mayor Breed will lead a tour of Tuesday.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: I-80 Reopens After Wrong-Way Crash In Pinole Protesters block entrances to PG&E's SF headquarters, noted East Bay restaurateur Richard Mazzera dies, and new SFMTA chief Jeff Tumlin gets sworn in.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Farmgirl Flowers Moving Out of SF The woman who was fatally stabbed in SF over the weekend was a mother of 7, one of the infamous "Toolbox Killers" just died at San Quentin, and a Napa man remains at large after a bar shooting.
Arts & Entertainment That Guy In Tracy Shows Off His Usually Elaborate Holiday Light Show Lighting designer Tom BetGeorge, whose Halloween light show set to Skrillex we just featured in October, is at it again with his Christmas-themed spectacular out at his suburban home in Tracy.
Arts & Entertainment Authors Michael Chabon and Ayelet Waldman Back Away From Ghost Ship Fire TV Project Amid Backlash The Berkeley authors heard from survivors of the fire and victims' families and changed their minds about whether to pursue a TV dramatization of the 2016 fire.
Arts & Entertainment Smaller, Humbler Gump's Pop-Up Brings Pricey Ornaments To Union Square Legendary bougie Union Square retail emporium Gump's, which went bankrupt and closed up its doors last fall, has popped back up as a pop-up in a much smaller space that was, coincidentally, one of the store's original homes.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Sonoma County Brewery Releases PG&E-Themed 'Mandatory Blackout' Porter Sonoma County craft brewers have been reacting to this fire season's pre-emptive power shutoffs with themed beers. The latest example is Barrel Brothers Brewing's Mandatory Blackout imperial porter.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Dungeness Crab Season Opens In the Bay Area Following Whale-Related Delay Look for the local Dungeness crab to start popping up on more menus across town as the commercial crab-fishing season was just, finally, given the green light to begin.
SF News [Updated] Potrero Hill Stabbing Leaves 35-Year-Old Mother of 7 Dead A woman was fatally stabbed Saturday night in Potrero Hill, and a 25-year-old woman is now in custody in connection with the stabbing.
SF News Supreme Court Lets Stand Ninth Circuit Ruling Permitting Homeless To Sleep Outside The Supreme Court has refused to hear a case that originated in Boise, Idaho several years ago concerning the constitutionality of laws that prohibit sleeping or camping in parks or on public streets when no shelter space is available.
SF News Gavin Newsom Rejects PG&E Bankruptcy Plan Pacific Gas and Electric has until Tuesday to submit another revised restructuring plan to emerge from bankruptcy after what the Sacramento Bee calls a "stunning rebuke" by Governor Gavin Newsom.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Man Shoots Guest At His Holiday Party In San Rafael BART fares are going up again on January 1, Kaiser mental health workers are going on strike, and marijuana burglars in Santa Rosa evaded police after a high-speed chase.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SMART Train Reaches Larkspur Light rain will pass through on Saturday, two inmates at Folsom prison reportedly killed another inmate, and shoemaker John Fluevog celebrates 50 years for his brand at the Haight Street store.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Sasaki Chef to Open Masabaga In Oakland Featuring Wagyu, Toro Burgers Noted Bay Area sushi chef Masa Sasaki is bringing his love of burgers and fried fatty tuna to downtown Oakland early next year, as he gets set to open Masabaga.
Business & Tech Smash-and-Grab Thief Takes Facebook Hard Drives With Sensitive Employee Data A thief broke into the car of an employee in the payroll department at Facebook last month and made off with hard drives that contained banking and salary information for 29,000 Facebook employees.
Arts & Entertainment 150-Foot Ferris Wheel Coming to Golden Gate Park In honor of the park's 150th birthday in 2020, a 150-foot ferris wheel — or, as they're calling it, observation wheel — is getting installed in Golden Gate Park.
SF News SF Man Charged With Sexual Assault of 99-Year-Old Woman Found Guilty of Misdemeanor A mentally ill San Francisco man accused of attempting to rape a 99-year-old woman in a Chinatown apartment building on New Year's Eve last year was acquitted of the most serious charges he faced this week, and found guilty of two misdemeanors.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Biden Swings Through Bay Area Dense fog blankets the Bay Area, a Republican candidate for Congress was arrested in the Outer Sunset for stalking, and a malnourished seal pup found in Redwood City returns to the wild.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Thousands of 'Penis Fish' Wash Up in Point Reyes Employees at e-scooter company Spin are unionizing, Michael Chabon and Ayelet Waldman are apparently working on a Ghost Ship fire TV show, and a whole bunch of 10-inch "penis fish" (marine worms) washed up on Drakes Beach.
SF News SF Authorities Want To Reunite Burglary Victims With $2.5 Million In Recovered Property If you recently lost a laptop, camera, purse, cellphone, or other item to a thief in the Bay Area, you might be able to get it back following the bust of a major fencing operation.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Chipotle Is Giving Away Free Burritos Via Instagram In an obvious ploy for more Instagram followers, Chipotle is giving away burritos this week to the first 500 people who spot Instagram posts from the chain's official account and text a particular code.
SF News Castro Merchants Have Filed Restraining Orders Against Two Harassing Individuals Two presumably homeless individuals who frequent the Castro neighborhood have been ordered to stay away from two area businesses in the last several months, and those orders last for four years.
SF News Olivier Adella, Man Accused of Dumping Body in 2016 Murder, To Get Out of Jail Olivier Adella, the "bodyguard" accused of disposing of the body in the 2016 murder of Keith Green will face no further charges and will be released from jail in four weeks. This potentially sets the stage for the retrial of Kaveh Bayat for the murder.
SF Politics South Bay Congresswoman Has Seen the Inside of All Three Modern Impeachments At age 71, California Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren is the only House Judiciary Committee member to have seen the inner workings of three impeachments, having interned for a member of the committee back in 1974.
