SF News Day Around the Bay: Elizabeth Warren Talks Child Care in San Jose Over 100 birders spread out across San Francisco to take a bird census today, Oakland firefighters put out a homeless encampment fire, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren spent time at child care facilities in San Jose today.
SF News Day Around the Bay: A Chill Sets In Moms 4 Housing got a four-day reprieve in their Oakland squat, a Bernal Heights family got their stolen dog back, and it's going to get cold tonight around the Bay.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Two-Alarm Fire Injures One in the Inner Richmond Sonoma officials have approved an emergency plan to deal with a sprawling homeless encampment, Alameda County has voted to sell the Coliseum to the A's, and the SF City Attorney just shut down an underground nightclub in the Bayview.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Another Tenderloin Homicide Homelessness nationwide has gone up nearly 3 percent, fog and weather caused some big travel-day delays, and Steph Curry denies that a leaked semi-nude locker room photo is him.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SF State Shut Down By Bomb Threat The 22-year-old nursing student who leapt into action after last month's BART stabbing was commended, a tearful juror from the Keith Green murder trial says "two murderers are free," and a big oak tree in saturated ground falls down.
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.
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 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 Day Around the Bay: Google Founder Larry Page Is Funding Flu Research Three people have been charged in connection with the death of a Santa Rosa father and infant son linked to SF-bought fentanyl-laced meth, BART sees rain delays, and the man finally climbed off that building at Market and Gough.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Board of Supes Passes Mental Health SF The Supervisors voted to approve a new Office of Emerging Technologies, Sup. Shamann Walton introduced a bill to fund 300 classes that have been cut at City College, and two suspects in a string of East Bay home invasions appeared in court.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Zeitgeist to Close Next Month For Earthquake Retrofit A hazmat situation in Emeryville, a 79-year-old woman was struck and killed over the weekend by a car in the Bayview, and tensions are mounting in Oakland over the homeless.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Pedestrian Struck By Muni Train Near Oracle Park A 61-year-old woman was nearly killed by a Muni train Thursday night, there is a very real fear of mudslides this weekend in the North Bay, and the Castro's Squat & Gobble is closing after 22 years.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Arrests Made In Lafayette Home Invasions Uber just reported it saw 3,000 sexual assaults last year, the person who died in the fall from Land's End has been identified as a 42-year-old SF man, and two Fairfield residents in their 20s are suspected in a pair of home invasions in the East Bay.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Man Dies After Fall From Cliff At Lands End A Livermore man and woman were arrested on human trafficking charges, the Central Subway contractor is fighting over a rooftop park, and man has died after falling off a cliff at Land's End.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Google Co-Founders Step Down As Alphabet Chiefs Larry Page and Sergey Brin are ending remarkable two-decade careers by stepping down from their roles at Alphabet, the Tubbs Fire cause is again questioned, and closures begin at the Caldecott Tunnel.
SF News Day Around the Bay: CHP Officer Knocked Out By Teens In Emeryville Altercation A mother and her adult son were the two fatalities in a Sunday crash on 101, families and friends of Ghost Ship fire victims gather for a third-anniversary memorial concert, and looking at how the PG&E shutoffs impacted people and their medical devices.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Atmospheric River Likely to Bring Flooding This Weekend Hundreds of drivers were trapped for 17 hours or more on I-5, crime has dropped significantly on Muni, and a Berkeley restaurateur lost her three dogs in a fire Tuesday night.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Supervisor Called Out For Saying Homeless Are 'Zombies' This first rain storm of the season means a "first flush" of gross stuff into Bay Area waterways, BART cites people of color more often for eating, and there were three power outages in Sonoma today.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Judge Rules Against Neighborhood Group Trying To Stop Homeless Navigation Center Surveillance video shows the moment two young boys were shot early Saturday in Union City, Oakland police arrested 22 people at a recently erected encampment outside City Hall, and the Embarcadero Navigation Center clears its last hurdle.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Breed and Herrera Endorse Gascon's Opponent For L.A. DA The CDC is warning about Romaine lettuce from Salinas, one of two suspects arrested in the Orinda shooting has been ID'd, and Mayor London Breed and City Attorney Dennis Herrera just raised a big middle finger at George Gascon.
SF News Day Around the Bay: UC Berkeley ID's Protesters Arrested During Ann Coulter Event Barack Obama tied up traffic by showing up to Dreamforce today, most PG&E customers have gotten their power back, and only two female protesters were actually taken to jail in Berkeley last night.
SF Politics Day Around the Bay: Recall Effort Begins For Sup. Sandra Fewer The victim in Tuesday's BART stabbing has been identified, the Page Street shortcut to Octavia is getting shut down, and Oakland City Councilman Larry Reid is retiring after 23 years.
SF News Day Around the Bay: No Charges Filed For Orinda Shooting Suspects The Alameda County DA's office has announced charges in a 22-year-old sexual assault case, PG&E is testing technology that would reduce the need for shutoffs, and there are no charges being filed against the five men arrested last week in the Halloween shooting case.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Woman Killed in Hit-and-Run Identified The mother of murder victim Keith Green called acquitted suspect Tiffany Li "evil" outside a San Mateo courtroom today, the Santa Clarita shooter has died, and a suspected Marin County con artist was nabbed in New York.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Five Suspects Identified In Orinda Shooting The Oakland Zoo has gained an adorable fennec fox from a private owner, SF's Board of Supervisors is likely to put a retail vacancy tax on the March ballot, and a defense motion for a mistrial in the Tiffany Li murder case has been denied.
