SF rents are still the highest in the nation despite last year's slide, the recall effort against Gavin Newsom is part of a wave of rage against governors across the country, and the FDA may approve Johnson & Johnson's one-dose vaccine as early as Saturday, with shipments starting this week.

Santa Clara County is going to start allowing more recreational outdoor stuff, a Sunday night drive-by shooting in the Mission injured one man, and Dead Kennedys frontman and SF resident Jello Biafra has written a Rush Limbaugh eulogy song.

A Victorian house is getting moved (just like in olden times) from Franklin to Fulton Street this weekend, the SF Zoo is helping save sea turtles from the Texas freeze, and there's still more CA Craft Beer Week stuff happening.

Berkeley is considering doing away with all single-family zoning, Kaiser says it's been slower to vaccinate seniors than other networks because it isn't getting a fair vaccine allocation, and DNA shows an East Bay coyote has been responsible for multiple attacks on people.

A new two-day-a-week vaccine site opens at SFO, the Presidio Trust has just inked a deal with a third-party caterer to manage its popular event venues, and Stanford's commencement will be virtual again this year.

A child was struck and killed by a car in the Bayview Wednesday morning, a teen girl in Marin County apparently fabricated a story about being attacked while jogging, and San Francisco is returning two artifacts to Thailand.

Oil is currently leaking at Chevron's Long Wharf in Richmond, UC Berkeley students are occupying People's Park to protest a development there, and Salesforce made a bombshell announcement that could mean it will need far less office space in San Francisco in the near future.

The suspect in the deadly assault on an 84-year-old SF man is being held without bail, a GoFundMe for the DoorDash driver whose kids were briefly abducted has raised $120K, and Old Navy is shuttering its Mission Bay offices to move in with parent company Gap.

The permanently closed Cliff House restaurant was burglarized back in late January (now a month out from its scheduled auction), a California man survived seven days trapped in the Sierra snow, and speaking of snow: 134 years ago to the day… nearly four inches of snowfall buried downtown SF.

A man killed in a Tuesday morning shooting in the Bayview has been ID'd, Oakland police are seeking a suspect in three assaults in the city's Chinatown, and Biden already has a higher approval rating than Trump ever had by about 15 points.

Kaiser had to cancel 5,000 vaccine appointments in Santa Clara County due to low vaccine supply, Twitter has kicked the official MyPillow account off the platform due to apparent threats against Jack Dorsey, and The Commissary and Arguello have both closed for good in the Presidio.

Google/Alphabet has agreed to pay $1.3 million in back pay to 2,565 female engineers in a pay equity lawsuit from the Dept. of Labor, Biden has issued a federal mask mandate for transit, and the Oakland Zoo's ticketing system crashed due to high demand after reopening.

Mayor London Breed had some stern words for the school board over this renaming project, Blue Shield of California has been tapped to help the state with the vaccine rollout, and a high-ranking CA appeals court justice is being removed for sexual harrassment.

The extreme weather this week is forcing SF's newly set-up mass-vaccination site to close til Friday, a gay Black firefighter is suing the SFFD for discrimination, and Marin conservatives rally in support of the MyPillow guy.

Twitter is going the Wikipedia route with a new fact-checking program, California's new My Turn vaccine app was developed by Salesforce, and outdoor dining resumed without hesitation at some Bay Area restaurants today.

A suspect remains at large in a hit-and-run that killed a seven-year-old in Milpitas, inmates at the Santa Clara County main jail are on hunger strike over lax COVID protocols, and a judge declined to force Amazon Web Services to reinstate Parler.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki gave her first press briefing, Biden rejoined the Paris Climate Agreement, and the SFMTA board took a first step toward approving that "Bummer Market Street" plan.