SF News Humpday Headlines: Father and Son Who Drowned Near Half Moon Bay Identified A father and son who died after being pulled into the ocean by a rip current near Half Moon Bay have been ID'd; local chefs mourn Charles Phan; and immigrants are now worried about sending their kids to school.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Bonta and Other AGs Sue Trump Over Birthright Citizenship Order 18 attorneys general are suing Trump over his birthright citizenship order that flouts the constitution; the NY Times Editorial Board excoriates Trump over the Jan. 6th pardons; and the Fancy Food Show is coming back to SF.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Biden Preemptively Pardons Fauci, Others Trump's inauguration speech is what you'd expect; Biden issued preemptive pardons for his family, and for several Trump targets of the last several years; and one person was fatally shot in East Oakland Saturday night.
SF News Sunday Links: TikTok Sees Last-Minute Revival TikTok is working again; SF Trump supporters are planning a large celebration; and NFL fans watched a stunning playoff upset last night.
SF News Saturday Links: Orinda and Moraga Dubbed 'The Bay Area’s Pacific Palisades' Two Bay Area communities have been found to have similar fire risk to Pacific Palisades; Hard Knox Cafe launches a ghost kitchen; and a victory for Alcatraz ferry workers.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Ban The Supreme Court sided with the government on the TikTok ban; Barbara Lee gives her first interview as candidate for Oakland mayor; and the Potrero Walgreens is among those slated to close.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: East Bay FBI Probe Lands at San Leandro Councilmember's Home The FBI served a search warrant Wednesday at the home of a San Leandro city councilmember; Santa Cruz will decide about rebuilding that collapsed section of wharf by April; and Nancy Pelosi says she will not be attending Trump's inauguration.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Israel and Hamas Reach Ceasefire Deal Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire deal that includes the release of some hostages; 15 candidates are looking to replace Pamela Price as DA in Alameda County; and Biden readies his farewell address.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Fire Danger Worsens In Los Angeles Winds are intensifying today in the LA area, creating more fire potential; the Senate confirmation hearing for Pete Hegseth is ongoing; and the family of a Berkeley man killed by police is suing.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: BART Train Schedule Changes Today Two people were hospitalized after an early Sunday shooting in East Oakland; as BART implements a modern train-control system, there are slight changes to the BART schedule; and Steven Bannon is calling Elon Musk "evil."
SF News Sunday Links: Pacifica, Imperiled by the Ocean, Is Divided on Its Future Pacifica is unsure of its response to rising sea levels; a retail theft ringleader received her sentence; and Gov. Newsom issued an order aiding reconstruction efforts in LA.
SF News Saturday Links: Palisades Fire Shifts Direction, Forcing More Evacuations An update on the LA fires; San Francisco has the second-worst traffic in the country; and the 49ers are strongly interested in Robert Salah returning to his former DC role.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Supreme Court to Decide Fate of TikTok The Supreme Court was hearing arguments about the TikTok ban today; Trump was officially sentenced, though his sentence was discharged, in the hush money case; and the Sonoma-founded Watch Duty app found huge popularity amid the LA fires.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Respite In SoCal Winds to End, More Fire Danger Looms Wind conditions are expected to worsen in LA throughout the day Thursday; the lack of rain this winter in SoCal is consistent with La Niña; and police in Santa Rosa arrest an alleged carjacker who shot at them.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Wind-Fueled Palisades Fire Destroys 1,000 Structures The Palisades Fire raged overnight in Los Angeles destroying at least 1,000 structures; gusty winds here in the Bay toppled trees and power lines; and Daniel Lurie gets inaugurated today in Civic Center Plaza.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Two Charged In Marin Overdose Death Two people have been charged with voluntary manslaughter in connection with a Saturday overdose death in Marin; Latinx Democratic Club co-president Kevin Ortiz has been cleared of sexual misconduct allegations; and EDM producer Zhu will be DJing at Daniel Lurie's big block party tomorrow.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: It's January 6th Once Again VP Kamala Harris will help to certify Trump's Electoral College win today in DC; Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is stepping down; and SF native Ali Wong took home another Golden Globe.
SF News Sunday Links: Man Arrested For Shooting at Homeless Shelter An arrest has been made for a shooting at a homeless shelter from last night; A hit-and-run in the Portola has left one person dead; and the Warriors are strongly pursuing an unexpected trade target.
SF News Saturday Links: Funding Secured for New Traffic Lights Near Great Highway New traffic lights are coming to the Great Highway; More details about the security guard shot outside the Union Square Dior store by police; and two neighborhoods are set to get SF's first curbside electric charging stations.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Berkeley Woman Reports Attempted Kidnapping A Berkeley woman says two people tried to kidnap her son while they were walking on the street; the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf reopens Saturday; and California's population grew for the second consecutive year.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: New Orleans Death Toll Rises to 15 The death toll in the apparent terrorist attack in New Orleans Wednesday has risen to 15; a Mill Valley family says they narrowly escaped being in the area of the attack; and a 4.7M earthquake rattles Lake County.
SF News New Year's Day Links: At Least 10 Killed In Apparent Targeted Attack In New Orleans At least 10 people were killed when a pickup truck drove into a crowd of revelers on Bourbon Street in New Orleans; a suspect has been arrested in an East Oakland shooting of an elderly man; and a fisherman was caught with an illegal haul in SF.
SF News New Year's Eve Links: Drive-By Shooting In Antioch A drive-by shooting in Antioch left behind 53 shell casings but no one was injured; a house fire near Hayward left a firefighter injured; and the Watsonville man killed by storm debris on a Santa Cruz beach has been identified.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Cliff Rescue at Devil's Slide A crew of thieves hit four gas stations in Oakland in quick succession; a hiker required rescue at Devil's Slide; and the mother of the OpenAI whistleblower now says his apartment was "ransacked."
SF News Sunday Links: President Jimmy Carter Has Died Former president Jimmy Carter died today; An airplane crashed in South Korea; and 2024 has set the record for traffic deaths in SF.
