SF News Day Around The Bay: Pet Raccoon Missing In Dogpatch A motorcyclist was killed in a crash with a big rig on 280, Stanford has cleared three faculty members in connection with the Chinese gene-editing scandal, and a pet raccoon has been on the loose for two months in Dogpatch.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Major BART Delays Destroy Evening Commute The Board of Supervisors is considering raising the paper bag fee at SF grocery stores to 25 cents, a threat at Mission High School, and two more dead whales washed up around the Bay.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Beloved Tenderloin Dive the High Tide Has Closed Another beloved dive bar bites the dust, a 19-year-old woman was struck by a big rig truck near Balboa Park BART, and the suspect in that attempted kidnapping of a toddler in the Castro is an Australian man.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Paxton Gate To Close Kids' Store The SFPD has begun releasing previously classified documents about officer-involved shootings, a pepper-spray assault and robbery in the Sunset, BART track maintenance will disrupt weekend service in the East Bay.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Uber Files For IPO, Shows $1.8 Billion In 2018 Losses Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf won't be called in the Ghost Ship trial, Marine who went skiing solo in High Sierra six weeks ago still remains missing, and gas prices in SF hit $4.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Electric Bills Could Go Up 50% If We Have More Wildfires The Transbay Transit Center is still supposedly on track for a June reopening, the man who died in Tomales Bay was out clamming, and a Berkeley expert warns that PG&E is bound to start passing off wildfire costs to consumers soon.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Nunes Mocked Again After Lawsuit Over Story About Yacht Sex Party A driver allegedly ran down a cyclist in Pacific Heights, the Chronicle Editorial Board praises London Breed on Navigation Center stance, and Devin Nunes is being mocked again.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Pinterest Sets Conservative Share Price A 40-year-old Daly City man was mauled by a dog, Eric Swalwell makes his 2020 bid official on Colbert, and a federal judge says Trump's asylum policy is illegal.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Richmond Bridge Reopens After More Falling Concrete A 72-year-old San Jose tried to fight off an armed teen carjacker, big-rig fire shuts down part of 101 in Marin, and the Apple Store in Berkeley can't stop getting robbed.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Ghost Ship Building Owners Plead Fifth Rep. Eric Swalwell looks to be announcing a 2020 bid, an arrest has been made in a February shooting in North Beach, and SFO is doing runway maintenance in September.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Berkeley Engineer Charged In Poisoning Case The person who died in the early Sunday crash on Cesar Chavez was a 31-year-old woman, CVS is closing two more SF stores, and a Southwest flight out of Oakland had to make an emergency landing.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Body Cam Video Released In Vallejo Police Shooting Six Bay Area defendants appeared in court in Boston in the college fraud case, SF home sales are slow, and we will be seeing (most of) the Mueller Report.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Bissap Baobab Owner Pleads Guilty To Green Card Marriage Scheme Sheriff Vicki Hennessy won't run for reelection, Comix Experience turns 30 this weekend, and Lyft's IPO is happening Friday morning.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Initiative To Reimagine Alcatraz May Go On Ballot An apparent murder-suicide is being investigated at a Sonoma campground, a child was shot in East Oakland, and a pedestrian was struck in SoMa this morning.
SF News Day Around The Bay: SF Might Issue Recreational Pot Sales Permits Sooner Than Expected Tickets to hop this years Pliny the Younger line raise $244K for Sonoma County fire relief. [SF Chronicle] Oakland man gets 20 year sentence in after conspiring with Southwest Airlines employee to smuggle
SF News Day Around The Bay: Rain, Rain, On The Way Meteorologists are predicting that a storm system is making its way to the Bay Area, providing a bit of rain and a nice alternative to the recent warm weather. Of course, the temperatures
SF News Day Around The Bay: Do You Believe In The Fox Plaza Devil Curse? Area hospital apparently unconcerned with moral requirements of disables accessibility. [Mission Local] Dogpatch heats up. [SF Chronicle] Uber's got a new legal chief. [Bloomberg] A fundraiser for the SFPD bike cop struck by
SF News Day Around The Bay: LED Flower Things Sprout In Jane Warner Plaza The LED art installation above, called The Seeds by the group Aphidoidea, are getting their official first lighting tonight. [Hoodline] The SF DA's office announced they won’t be charging four more SFPD
SF News Day Around The Bay: Another Week, Another Uber Lawsuit A new lawsuit is accusing Uber of compensating women less than male counterparts. [Ars Technica] Uber launches multi-stop trips in the U.S. and Canada. [VentureBeat] Man has backpack stolen in SF, then
SF News Day Around The Bay: The Uber Credit Card Is Here Remember how we heard that Uber was going to have a co-branded credit card with Barclays? Well, it's now official, and it gives you 2% cash back on all Uber rides. [Associated Press]
SF News Day Around The Bay: Sudden Heat Wave Sets New High Temperature Records For Fall The sweltering "summer-like" heat predicted yesterday has set a new record high temperature for the day in San Jose and Monterey. San Jose has hit 90 degrees "just once" on this day in
SF News Day Around The Bay: Sudden Oak Death Spiking In Bay Area Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here The ranger whose gun was used to kill Kate
SF News Day Around The Bay: Do Those 'No Valuables' Signs On Cars Actually Prevent Break-Ins? A debate popped up on Reddit after somebody posted a photo of a car with one of those "No Valuables Inside" signs that have you may have seen popping up in cars around
SF News Day Around The Bay: Birds Are On The Move South Away From North Bay Fires Now on their way to full containment, on schedule, tomorrow, the Tubbs Fire is now 92% contained as of this afternoon, and the Nuns Fire is 82% contained. [Cal Fire] Large numbers of
SF News Day Around The Bay: People Cheat At Marathons Using Social Media Some people train for forever to run marathons. Others just resort to using social media and cheating to say they ran a marathon when they actually didn't. [WIRED] Yesterday, Forbes released their list
