SF News Day Around the Bay: Suspect Sought In Assault on SF Postal Worker Alameda County DA Pamela Price is officially facing a recall campaign; UCSF is in talks to acquire St. Mary's and St. Francis Memorial hospitals; and the Postal Service is offering a reward for a suspect who assaulted a postal worker in SF and stole some postal keys.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Pickleball Court Opens at Palace of Fine Arts A seven-story housing complex could be coming to the site of the Divisadero Street Popeyes, the creator of Pokémon Go just got hit with a sexual discrimination lawsuit, and there’s a brand spanking new pickleball court at the Palace of Fine Arts.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Summer Warmth Is Coming to SF, Finally Writers have filed a new class-action suit against OpenAI and Meta over use of their work in language models; late snow-melt is causing a mosquito boom in the Sierra; and a heatwave is headed to the Bay which we'll even feel in SF.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Two People Killed In Separate, Unrelated Caltrain Collisions The local FBI office is sounding the alarm about child sexual predators in video game chat rooms, Nyum Bai chef Nite Yun is working on a cookbook, and two Caltrain collisions in an 11-hour period have left two pedestrians dead.
SF News Day Around the Bay: 63-Year-Old SF Woman Dies After Being Pushed to Ground A 63-year-old woman died from her injuries after being pushed to the ground in the Bayview; a 23-year-old woman was injured in a drive-by Tuesday in Visitacion Valley; and Meta has launched Threads a bit ahead of schedule.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Pier 39 Sea Lions Are Getting An Educational Center To Teach Us More About Them Your Golden Gate Bridge toll is going up July 1, the Petaluma “Influencer Mom” was sentenced to three months jail time for her kidnapping hoax, and the Marine Mammal Center is putting an educational pop-up about the sea lions at Pier 39.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Oakland Police Release Photo of Possible Delivery-Man Shooter Oakland police have released photos of two people of interest in a June 21 shooting that killed a flower delivery man; Cal/OSHA has cited the two farms where a mass shooting took place in January; and hate crimes were up 20% in California last year.
SF News Day Around the Bay: ‘Scooter’ Crowned World’s Ugliest Dog 2023 at Sonoma-Marin Fair SF office vacancy has hit an all-time record of 32%, more glass just fell from a downtown high-rise even in nice weather, and a bald Chinese Crested named Scooter just won the 2023 World’s Ugliest Dog Contest.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Warriors Acquire Chris Paul in Draft Day Trade The SF Fire Department chief is up in arms over the self-driving robotaxis obstructing emergency vehicles, Mayor Breed moved to make office-to-housing conversions easier, and the Warriors just traded Jordan Poole for twelve-time all-star Chris Paul.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SFFD Performs Cliff Rescue at Fort Funston House Republicans voted to formally censure Adam Schiff today over Trump's impeachments; SF firefighters rescued a man and two dogs from a cliff at Fort Funston; and SF's City Hall has some extra slots for weddings on Pride Weekend.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SFMOMA Will Offer Free Admission This Saturday For Pride A new study disproves a ton of prominent myths about California homelessness, the bizarre “That’s Fentalyfe” ad campaign is expanding, and SFMOMA will have a free admission day for Pride Weekend.
SF News Day Around the Bay: The Pink Triangle Once Again Installed on Twin Peaks The big pink triangle is up looking over the Castro once again this week; a suspect with a warrant in SF for armed robbery was arrested after three armed robberies in Marin County; and a Pacific Heights Church just hosted a "Drag Queen Bible Story Hour."
SF News Day Around the Bay: AT&T Closing Its Flagship Union Square Store MLB commissioner Rob Manfred pissed off the city of Oakland with inaccurate remarks, the SF Gay Softball League is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and yet another Union Square flagship store is closing.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF Becomes First U.S. City With 50% Electric Vehicle Sales San Francisco just became the first U.S. city to see over 50% of new car sales be electric; a guy tried to donate a live grenade to the naval museum in Vallejo; and there's some explanation now for a power outage at SFO Tuesday night.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Wild Parrots Are Now the Official Animals of San Francisco Another batch of “Straight Pride” flyers turned up in Santa Rosa, two carjacking suspects died after a police chase in San Leandro, and City Hall just made wild parrots “the official animal of the City and County of San Francisco.”
SF News Day Around the Bay: CA Legislature Comes Up With $1.1B Transit Bailout First Lady Jill Biden will be in SF on Tuesday; the CA Legislature has come up with $1.1B in the new budget to bail out transit agencies; and there is finally some movement on the burned-out building at 3300 Mission Street.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Marin Catholic High School Teacher Investigated For Sexual Misconduct With Student SF’s two weeks of Juneteenth celebrations kicks off this weekend, Martinez officials declared that a recent refinery flare-up did not ruin the local soil, and an area Catholic high school teacher is being investigated for sexual texts to a youth altar server.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Arrest Made In Hate-Crime Attack On Two Men In the Castro A 20-year-old suspect has been arrested for an alleged hate crime in the Castro; the Oakland Police Commission is being blamed for taking too long in the hiring process for a new chief; and Stockton's county building won't be getting a Pride flag this year, say the supervisors.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF Crypto Exchange Coinbase Sued By Feds For Acting As Unregistered Broker Gavin Newsom lashed out at a school board president who slandered Harvey Milk, we’re getting new accounts of what went on in Breed’s Tenderloin Center, and major crypto exchange Coinbase is facing a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Woman and Two Kids Found Dead In Fremont Home A woman and two kids were found dead Monday in a home in Fremont; a jury has found one of the FCI Dublin officers guilty of sex abuse; and the Supreme Court has rejected oil companies' appeal to start fracking off the CA coast.
SF News Day Around the Bay: AI Has Already Replaced 4,000 Jobs A man was injured in a shooting in the Tenderloin Friday afternoon; the annual Pride Flag raising happened at SF City Hall today; and a new report suggests that AI has already replaced 4,000 jobs.
SF News Day Around the Bay: National Spelling Bee Finals Will Feature Three Bay Area Students A Santa Rosa mother allowed her one-year-old to OD on fentanyl, a Muni collision halted the Hyde Street cable car line this afternoon, and the Bay Area has three finalists in tonight’s Scripps National Spelling Bee.
SF News Day Around the Bay: BART Delayed By Widespread Police Activity There were widespread delays on BART Wed. afternoon due to an equipment problem and all kinds of police activity; a car ignited a brush fire on Highway 37; and Meta is planning 1,100 more local layoffs.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Manson Family Member May Get Paroled After More Than 50 Years In Prison The suspect in Monday’s Chinatown stabbing has been identified and arrested, the former Chow space at Church and Market has a new restaurant coming, and Manson Family member Leslie Van Houten has been granted parole by an appeals court.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SFO To Be Jam-Packed Friday, But Nearly Had A Terrifying Runway Accident Carnaval weekend is set to dazzle the Mission District, a 49ers corruption scandal continues to roil Santa Clara City Council, and we’re learning of a scary near-miss at SFO last week right on the eve of a holiday weekend Friday that’s expected to mob the airport.
