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.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Suspect Identified In Fatal Potrero Avenue Crash A 57-year-old man has been arrested in connection with yesterday's fatal crash at 16th and Potrero; the next-door neighbors of that Sunset District explosion in February are suing; and that Twitter Spaces event for DeSantis's campaign launch was very glitchy.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Flood Warnings Set To Disrupt Memorial Day Weekend in Yosemite An L.A. reality TV type is on trial for swindling an elderly woman out of her Redwood City home, Uber placed an executive on leave for hosting a “Don’t Call Me Karen” event, and Yosemite campers may be flooded out this coming three-day weekend.
SF News Day Around the Bay: 10-Year-Old Girl Found Fatally Stabbed In Oakland A 10-year-old girl was found fatally stabbed inside an Oakland apartment Monday; a boy of unknown age was assaulted during a strong-arm robbery in Pacific Heights; and longtime A's announcer Glen Kuiper has been fired over a racial epithet incident..
SF News Day Around the Bay: The Super Bowl Appears To Be Coming Back to Levi’s Stadium, For Better Or Worse West side supervisors are not happy about this expanded Outside Lands idea, Rep. Swalwell got a death threat from a former 49er, but the 49ers appear to have just scored the 2026 Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Feinstein Reportedly Forgot She’s Been Absent From the Senate for Months The summertime “free movies in the park” schedule has dropped, a former BART cop is losing his job over a racist video, and Dianne Feinstein apparently forgot that she’d been missing from the Senate for nearly three months.
SF News Day Around the Bay: After Video, SF Supervisor Says Banko Brown Was 'Executed' Supervisors Shamann Walton and Dean Preston have some strong words about the Banko Brown shooting video; a BART police officer resigned over a racial slur incident; and the Fisherman's Wharf Safeway calls it quits this Friday.
SF News Day Around the Bay: 49ers Announce 2023 Schedule, Will Play Monday Night Football on Christmas Day Six cars were torched this afternoon at the Antioch BART station, Banko Brown's mother has given her first interview, and the 49ers’ 2023 schedule has been released.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Mercury Spill In Martinez Affects Multiple Sites Hazmat workers continue to cleanup a mercury spill in Martinez that seems somewhat widespread; Berkeley has a new police chief, Jennifer Louis; and Google says we'll be seeing more AI working its way into its search engine results.
SF News Day Around the Bay: A’s Las Vegas Deal May Be Falling Apart, Team Picks Different Stadium Site Trump lost his sexual assault and defamation case, free Narcan vending machines are popping up at Bay Area colleges, and the Oakland A’s just hastily pulled out of their Las Vegas stadium deal in favor of a different Las Vegas site.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Downtown SF Has 18.4 Million Square Feet of Empty Offices Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao wants to merge two city departments to save money; downtown SF now has 18.4M square feet of empty office space; and a vote by the SF Board of Supes on the Castro Theatre seats may be as soon as next week.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Berkeley Prof Admits To Faking Native American Heritage SF tourism spending is back to pre-pandemic levels despite all the terrible headlines, some Tahoe campgrounds are shutting for Memorial Day weekend over “Big Melt” concerns, and a prominent UC Berkeley professor has admitted to falsely claiming Native American ancestry.
SF News Day Around the Bay: United Airlines Bans Passenger For Life After Assault at SFO A Santa Clara city councilmember is in court over a leaked 49ers report; a Texas-bound passenger leaving SFO Sunday night has been banned for life from United Airlines over an assault; and the SF Main Library had $550K in damages from a clogged toilet in which someone flushed "foreign objects."
SF News Day Around the Bay: Castro Valley Couple Sets U.S. Record by Having Fourth Set of Twins This nutty May rainfall could continue until Thursday, the California reparations task force is throwing out some million-dollar estimates, and a Castro Valley couple gave birth to a record fourth set of twins.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Person Fatally Shot on Folsom Street Sunday Morning One person was killed early Sunday near the intersection of 5th and Folsom; local Marriott workers just won a settlement over withheld banquet tips; and a man who got frustrated with an Oakland sideshow took a beating Sunday.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: CHP Officers to Be Deployed In Tenderloin Next Week Newsom's deployment of CHP officers to curb drug dealing in the Tenderloin starts Monday; Berkeley police are seeking catalytic converter thieves driving a Maserati; and COVID deaths in CA have dropped 65%.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Homeless Man Released From Jail in Alleged Attack on Former Fire Commissioner The 2023 NFL Draft is underway (though the 49ers don’t pick until Friday night), 10% of SF’s housing stock for the homeless is just sitting empty, and the former SF fire commissioner didn’t show up in court today so his accused attacker is a free man.
SF News Day Around the Bay: First Spare the Air Day of Spring Called for Thursday Thursday is the first Spare the Air day of the season; Oakland police are investigating a downtown homicide; and a person was shot and gravely injured in SF's Oceanview neighborhood this afternoon.
