SF News Saturday Links: Pelosi, Other Leaders Call For Swalwell to Withdraw From Governor’s Race Commercial salmon fishing is opening this spring for the first time in four years; Oakland will start issuing parking meter citations Sunday from noon to 6pm as it's no longer free; and Nancy Pelosi and many other leaders are asking Rep. Swalwell to step down from the Governor's race.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Democrats Holding 'Shadow Hearings' on Election Shenanigans Congressional Democrats held a 'shadow hearing' in SF Thursday on election integrity; a California sheriff's deputy was killed trying to serve an eviction notice; and Castro residents are upset about Philz's new policy against Pride flags.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Oakland Vietnamese Restaurant Rammed By Vehicle Three Times Tay Ho restaurant in Oakland was rammed by a would-be smash-and-grab thief; demonstrators marched on Market Street against the Iran War; and around 100 youths were detained after breaking into a shuttered theater in San Jose.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Oakland Apartment Fire Displaces Residents, Kills Cat An apartment fire in Oakland displaced some residents and left one cat dead; Livermore city leaders want to build their own alternative to a BART extension; and Eric Swalwell pushes back on online "misconduct" rumors.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Five-Year-Old Drowns In Lake Shasta A five-year-old boy drowned in Lake Shasta Monday; a fuel spill shut down all southbound lanes of I-880 in Oakland this morning; and a 53-year-old suspect has pleaded not guilty to $225K in copper wire thefts on the Peninsula.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: 'Equipment Problem' Causes Delays, Smoke at Embarcadero Station BART had some delays Sunday night due to an equipment problem and smoke situation at Embarcadero Station; there were two non-fatal shootings in SF on Saturday; and Trump has endorsed Steve Hilton for CA Governor.
SF News Sunday Links: SF Jury Convicts Woman Who Punched Social Workers, Yanked Out One’s Hair People are hiking two miles up Mount Tam for a pancake breakfast; a Berkeley High graduate is awaiting a heart transplant in LA; and a woman was convicted for assaulting two social workers serving free coffee at an SRO.
SF News Saturday Links: Therapy Cow Spotted in Sonoma County Visiting Bedridden Resident San Quentin is at risk of losing its arts programming; Senator Tammy Duckworth says travelers should be told to take their shoes off during security again after it was revealed TSA scanners can’t effectively screen shoes; and there’s a very fuzzy emotional support cow in Sebastopol.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Overnight Earthquake Wakes Up Many Bay Area Residents There was an overnight earthquake in the Santa Cruz Mountains that may have jolted you awake; the 17-year-old victim in Tuesday's stabbing in Milpitas has been identified; and a Chinatown nonprofit has bought the Empress of China building.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Teen Fatally Stabbed In Fight Near Milpitas High A 17-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in a chaotic fight involving ten teens in Milpitas; Allbirds just sold for $39 million; and Trump made the unprecedented move of attending oral arguments for the birthright citizenship case at the Supreme Court.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Bay Area City Giving Away Ring Cameras Supervisor Jackie Fielder's situation has almost no parallels in local history; Anheuser-Busch owes a fine for its emissions in Solano County; and the Supreme Court shoots down Colorado's ban on conversion therapy.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Victim In Sunnydale Shooting Identified The victim in last Tuesday's fatal shooting in the Sunnydale housing complex has been ID'd; the man killed by an SUV that jumped the curb in Chinatown has been ID'd; and the woman rescued near the Cliff House last week tells her story.
SF News Sunday Links: Thousands March In ‘No Kings’ Protests Across the Bay Area Stockton and Modesto have the most supercommuters in the country of cities with populations over 200,000; the government shutdown, currently on its 44th day, is the longest in US history; and thousands across the Bay Area marched in "No Kings" protests Saturday.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Man Arrested For Sunset Shooting Was Biden Staffer Two SF supervisors propose law to make SFPD ID federal agents; the 25-year-old man arrested for involuntary manslaughter in a Sunset shooting was a Biden staffer; and David Sacks is stepping down as Trump's "crypto czar."
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: 'Grandpa Vicha' Killer to Be Sentenced Antoine Watson is expected to be sentenced today for the Jan. 2021 killing of 'Grandpa Vicha' Ratanapakdee; H Mart is opening its big new Dublin location; and the International Olympic Committee is officially barring trans female athletes.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Judge Fines SF Public Defender For Turning Down Cases A judge has now fined SF Public Defender Mano Raju for refusing to take some new cases; the canceled gubernatorial candidate debate could impact the race; and the SF school board has voted to extend the school year by one week.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Voters Largely Disinterested In Governor's Race California voters are showing a "historically high lack of awareness" of the governor's race; a planned debate between the candidates tonight was canceled; and Foster City continues to be under a ransomware attack.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: 14 Displaced, One Dog Dies In Separate Fires In SF One dog died and two residents were displaced in a Bayview house fire Sunday; 12 people were displaced by a fire on Guerrero Street; and Steph Curry may make it back to play for the last few games of the Warriors' season.
SF News Saturday Links: Beer Lovers Flock to Santa Rosa to Celebrate Pliny the Younger Season An Oakland 911 dispatcher was honored for helping a couple deliver their baby over the phone; scammers are creating AI-generated MAGA thirst traps to lure conservative men over to paid OnlyFans accounts; and Russian River Brewing Company debuted this year’s Pliny the Younger Friday.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Foster City Hit By Cyberattack UC Berkeley has settled a lawsuit with a Zionist organization; Foster City has been hit with a cyberattack that has paralyzed the city government; and Chuck Norris has died at age 86.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Ski Resorts Calling It Early Amid Snowmelt Two Tahoe ski resorts announced early closures this week due to the warm weather; SF police officers have a tentative deal for a 14% raise over four years; and Elon Musk is yelling about politics again.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Rideshare Drivers File Complaint Over Waymo Transporting Minors The California gig workers union has filed a formal complaint over Waymo transporting unaccompanied minors; an Audi driver was killed in a Livermore crash; and there was a widespread outage on Xitter.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: One Dead After Car Lands In Water In Sausalito One person died and one survived when their car went off a dock at the Sausalito Yacht Harbor; a teen boy was arrested for going 130mph on 101; and Trump says Newsom shouldn't be president because he's dyslexic.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Overturned Big Rig Blocks I-880 An overturned big rig was blocking several southbound lanes of I-880 in Oakland; Burlingame is taking down hundreds of aging eucalyptus trees; and a big AI conference kicks off in San Jose.
SF News Driver Strikes, Seriously Injures Two Pedestrians, Then Hits Oncoming Car in SF’s Mission District Two pedestrians suffered potentially life-threatening injuries in the Mission District Friday after they were struck by a driver who then crashed into an oncoming vehicle, also sending four passengers to the hospital with minor injuries.
