SF News Day Around the Bay: Biden Says He'll Decide Next Year If He's Running In 2024 Twitter has filed paperwork to become a payment processor like WeChat, Windsor has a new Latina mayor, and the National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for much of the Bay Area tonight.
SF News Day Around the Bay: First Tahoe Ski Resort Slated to Open This Weekend, Everybody Live election results are already pouring in, Dr. Peter Chin-Hong says go ahead and have Thanksgiving with your vaccinated family, and the Lake Tahoe ski resorts will indeed open for your shredding pleasure this weekend.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Massive 'League of Legends' Esports Tournament Took Over Chase Center The family of Alexis Gabe gave an emotional press conference, BART was experiencing weather-related delays, and a massive esports tournament took over Chase Center for the first time and was completely sold out on Saturday.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Beloved LED Art Forest Coming Back to Golden Gate Park in December That bizarre case of a buried car in Atherton appears to be solved, a customer is alleging rough treatment at the DNA Lounge, and the hit light-up art installation Entwined will again return to Golden Gate Park for the holidays.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Paul Pelosi Attack Suspect Pleads Not Guilty, Said He Was On a ‘Suicide Mission’ A Halloween night BART robbery may have been a hate crime, a Gyro Xpress spinoff is coming to 24th Street, and Paul Pelosi’s alleged attacker David DePape pleaded not guilty in his first court appearance.
SF News Day Around the Bay: State Charges Filed Against Pelosi Attacker; Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith Resigns DA Brooke Jenkins announced attempted murder and other charges against Pelosi attack suspect David DePape, Elon Musk dissolved Twitter's board, and Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith is retiring a couple months earlier than planned.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Mark Zuckerberg Lost $11 Billion Today Berkeley is having another housing battle over ADUs in fire-risk zones, the Bayview just got itself a new Lucky supermarket, and Mark Zuckerberg lost $11 billion in net worth just today alone.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Bloomberg Dumping Money Into Yes on 31 Campaign A woman was arrested in SF in connection with the killing of a boy found in a suitcase in Indiana, a federal judge rules partly against the SF's "lifetime lease" law, and Michael Bloomberg just put $29M into Yes on 31.
SF News Day Around the Bay: The Mission’s Pop’s Bar Gets Legacy Business Status SF fell to No. 3 in Zumper’s latest most expensive apartments list, street-racing cars caused a multi-car pile-up in San Jose, and legendary 24th Street dive Pop’s Bar is now on the Legacy Business Registry.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Day Around the Bay: Farewell, Marina Sub Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a young woman whose burned body was found in Antioch, Elon Musk has to close his Twitter deal this week or else face trial, and Marina Sub is closing on Union St. after 36 years.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Boba Guys at Valencia and 19th Street Closes Amidst Very Bizarre Staff-Management Dispute Elon Musk is claiming he’s going to lay off 75% of Twitter staff, Stow Lake might get renamed, and the flagship Boba Guys shop fired nearly all of its employees over some apparent interpersonal drama.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Oakland Servers Dressed as Power Rangers Help Save Woman From Attack Servers at Noka Ramen in Jack London Square happened to be dressed as Power Rangers when they intervened in an attack last week, Noe Valley's public-restroom party was canceled, and SF is surprisingly not the city with the most dogs, or even close?
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF Ranked the Fifth ‘Rattiest’ City in the U.S. The evicted Wood Street encampment campers rallied at Oakland City Hall, a man survived being both shot and run over by a vehicle in the Mission, and Orkin has ranked San Francisco as the fifth “rattiest” city in America.
SF News Day Around the Bay: One of Two Juries In Kristin Smart Murder Trial Returns With Verdict Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that the COVID state of emergency will officially end in late February, a high-speed chase ends tragically in Oakland, and the jury deciding on the guilt or innocence of Ruben Flores in the Kristin Smart murder trial has returned.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Nancy Pelosi Said She Would Punch Trump on January 6 Excellent news on the MPX front as monkeypox has largely receded, the death of 16-year-old Truckee teen Kiely Rodni has been ruled an accident, and footage from the January 6 Commission shows Nancy Pelosi vowed to punch Trump on that chaotic day.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF Unified Is Spending $2.8 Million on a Consultant to Fix Another Consultant's Error SF Unified School District is spending $2.8 million on a no-bid contract with a firm trying to solve a major payroll snafu, the man who fell into a woodchipper on the Peninsula has been ID'd, and a new game space opens in Berkeley.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Yet Another Rape Rocks Stanford Campus The Castro Theatre’s new operator got more unwelcoming news from the neighborhood, a tree trimmer fell into a wood chipper in Menlo Park, and yet another violent rape was reported on the Stanford campus.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Jennifer Newsom to Testify Against Harvey Weinstein In L.A. A 39-year-old man was shot near Fisherman's Wharf on Sunday night, Jennifer Siebel Newsom is set to testify in the L.A. trial of Harvey Weinstein, and a star witness just testified in the corruption trial of the Santa Clara County sheriff.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Biden Pardons Everyone With a Weed Possession Offense The much-ballyhooed Midnite Bagel Inner Sunset location is closing after just four months in business, SF Animal Care & Control confiscated 30 dogs from a negligent owner, and President Biden went full Dark Brandon with a mass pardon of everyone with a marijuana possession offense.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Hastings Family Sues Over UC Law School Name Change, Seeking Payout The descendants of Serranus Hastings want his money back if the state wants to strip his name from the law school he funded, DNA identifies a cold case victim in Sacramento, and Delfina is reopening at last.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Mayor Breed Demanded a Resignation Letter from Kamala Harris’s Niece Dede Wilsey has dropped $350,000 on SF election measures, a Samsung pop-up shop is coming to the former Uniqlo space in Union Square, and even Kamala Harris’s niece had to sign an undated resignation letter to Mayor Breed.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Bernal Rock Appears on '60 Minutes' Bernal Rock made a cameo during 60 Minutes' interview with the first lady of Ukraine, Oakland police say that the two teen brothers killed on Saturday were targeted because of some school conflict, and Oakland had yet another fatal shooting today which is the 100th of the year.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Brown Paper Tickets Leaves Bay Area Theaters Holding the Bag A street name will indeed be renamed Vicha Ratanapakdee Way, Elon Musk is in hot water for deleting messages he was supposed to keep, and Brown Paper tickets is badly in arrears with some of your favorite local theaters and performers.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF Faces Backlog of COVID Rent-Relief Applications A major injury crash in Sonoma County briefly shut down 101 today, Gov. Gavin Newsom was in SF signing a package of laws aimed at boosting housing production, and SF is dealing with a backlog of COVID rent-relief applications and is stopping taking new ones.
SF News Day Around the Bay: We Now Know Which City Officials Submitted Those Undated Resignation Letters A Tuesday morning shooting in Oakland’s Brookfield Village left one man dead and another injured, we have a video tour from inside the infamous Painted Lady fixer-upper, and the trove of city officials Mayor Breed demanded undated resignation letters from has become public.
