SF News If You're Not Reading The Richmond Standard, Perhaps You Should Start A curious thing came across my feed last week. It turns out that former Examiner crime reporter Mike Aldax, whose saucy use of words like "thug" and "goon" always livened up my morning
SF News Documentary Filmmaker Trailing <em>Examiner</em> Crime Reporters Filmmaker Max Cherney has been hanging out with Examiner crime reporters, and writers on their Law & Disorder blog, Mike Aldax and Rob Nagle. Cherney first caught wind of their work via a
SF News Occupy SFist: Examiner Reporter Infiltrates Occupy SF, Paints Us a Picture Camps are getting bulldozed left and right around the country, but the movement may just be gearing up for more. Here's today's roundup. Headlining this morning's news is of course the partial raid
SF News Drunk Guy Almost Drives Car Into Pond in McLaren Park And today on our favorite beat, namely the Drunks Behaving Badly beat, we find one obviously [read: allegedly] drunk dude who drove his car into McLaren Park around 2:20 a.m. this
SF News Two Men Try to Snatch Woman's Cell, She Freaks Them Out By Biting One of Their Noses Today, from the always enticing crime reportage of Mike Aldax at the Examiner, we have the story of a badass woman who fended off some crooks by getting all freaky on their asses
SF News Homeless Woman Burns Tourist's Face With Cigarette at Fisherman's Wharf In a new endorsement for S.F. as America's number-one tourist destination (18th year in a row, boyeee), two "transients" attacked a tourist couple near Fisherman's Wharf last week. As Mike Aldax reports
SF News Case Dropped Against Mentally Ill Guy Who Falsely Confessed to Bomb Threat Our favorite crime reporter, Mike Aldax over at the Examiner, brings us news today of the case against Pacifica resident Antonio Santiago III, age 26, whom authorities accused of making a bomb threat
