SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Peninsula Cities Cancel Fireworks Shows Two more Peninsula cities have canceled their fireworks shows on the Fourth; workers at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in Oakland have ended their strike; and an SF supervisor is trying to loosen restrictions on communal housing.
SF News Sunday Links: Thousands Take to SF Streets Saturday for Dyke March and Queer Visibility Democrats in the Senate are imposing a full reading of the 940-page “big, beautiful bill” this weekend in order to stall a late-night vote; a man is in critical condition after falling from a Russian Hill high rise; and thousands took part in SF’s Dyke March on Saturday.
SF News Saturday Links: Tesla Driver Rescued After Car Hangs Over 200-Foot Cliff at Devil’s Slide Caltrain is increasing its rates by 25 cents starting Tuesday; East Bay Blue Bottle workers are unionizing; and a Tesla driver was rescued after the vehicle was found dangling over a 200-foot cliff at Devil's Slide — held up by a single tree.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Navy Ship USNS Harvey Milk Renamed Just In Time For Pride Weekend The USNS Harvey Milk will heretofore be called the USNS Oscar V. Peterson; BART service was impacted by a fire near the tracks in West Oakland; and the Supreme Court upheld a Texas law requiring photo IDs to look at porn sites.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: 13-Year-Old Accused In Santana Row Stabbing Makes Court Appearance The 13-year-old accused in the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old boy at San Jose's Santana Row is back in court today; SF's population rose again slightly in 2024; and some San Franciscans who worked on Zohran Mamdani's campaign in New York speak out.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Two Mountain Lions Killed After NorCal Attack on Camp Counselor Two mountain lions were killed after a Trinity County attack incident; SF is ending a program allowing residents to request traffic-calming measures; and a cargo ship carrying hundreds of electric and conventional vehicles sank off the coast of Alaska.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Supporters Rally to Save Castro Businesses From Eviction The eighth body has been pulled from Lake Tahoe following Saturday's tragic boating accident; the San Mateo County supervisors are having a special meeting about the sheriff ouster process; and there was a rally to support saving two longtime Castro Street businesses.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: 3 Bodies Recovered From NorCal's Rattlesnake Falls The bodies of three men were found Sunday after they were seen jumping into the water at Rattlesnake Falls in Placer County; an LAPD officer was killed this morning while assisting with a freeway crash; and a civil grand jury report blames SF cops for not enforcing Vision Zero traffic laws.
SF News Sunday Links: Top SF Law Enforcement Official Arrested, Under Investigation for Hit-and-Run Six people are dead and two missing after a 27-foot boat capsized during a storm on Lake Tahoe; a motorcyclist who taunted CHP during a high-speed chase was arrested in Berkeley; and a high-ranking SF Sheriff’s official was arrested for hit-and-run.
SF News Saturday Links: SoCal Man Says He Was Dragged From Van, Arrested for Filming ICE Raid A new report warns that Sonoma County is still not prepared for large scale emergency fire or flood evacuations; a San Jose police officer was arrested for firing his gun and faces child abuse charges; and a SoCal man says he was violently dragged and arrested for filming an ICE raid on Thursday.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Santa Cruz Man to Face Murder Charges After Fleeing to Europe Residents of SoMa and the Mission experienced power outages Thursday; a 54-year-old Santa Cruz man is suspected of killing his father and fleeing to Switzerland; and the Valkyries triumphed over the Fever in Caitlin Clark's first Chase Center pro game.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Oakland Fire Burns Hundreds of Porta-Potties A brush fire in Antioch grew to 290 acres and prompted an evacuation warning Wednesday; a fire in East Oakland burned hundreds of portable toilets; and SpaceX had another massive explosion on the launchpad.
SF News Humpday Headlines: More National Guard Troops Sent to LA For No Reason Trump activates an additional 2,000 National Guard troops in LA; workers at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in Oakland are on strike over pay; and the SFMTA board voted on banning RV parking.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: SF House Fire Displaces Twelve A fire in SF's Oceanview neighborhood left 12 displaced; a project to renovate Chinatown's Portsmouth Square came in very over-budget; and the Ninth Circuit is having its hearing today about Trump and the National Guard deployment in LA.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Some Commutes Have Gotten Slightly Longer on City's West Side A new analysis finds that some drive-times have lengthened after the closure of the Great Highway; a small protest blocked the entrance of an ICE office Sunday; and Le Marais Bakery in the Castro was robbed again.
SF News Sunday Links: Trump’s DC Parade Falls Flat as Crowd Leaves Before Speeches Begin, 'Log-Jamming' Exits The gunman in the politically motivated Minnesota assassination is still believed to be in the Midwest; SFPD apprehended a hit-and-run driver during Saturday's No Kings protest; and Trump's military parade was a bit lackluster with attendees leaving early.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Another Medical Emergency at North Berkeley BART A second medical emergency in five days at North Berkeley BART disrupted train service Friday morning; a meth-laced greeting card was intercepted at Santa Rita Jail; and 'Luigi: The Musical' opens tonight.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Woman Killed In Napa Homicide Was Pregnant With Twins Relatives of the woman found dead Sunday in Napa say she was pregnant with twins; the legal showdown between CA and the Trump administration over the National Guard deployment heads to court today; and over 200 people are dead in a plane crash in India.
SF News Humpday Headlines: BART Recovering After Unplanned Track Fix In SF BART was recovering after some emergency track work in SF Wednesday morning; a protest in Oakland ended peacefully, until a sneaker store got looted nearby; and Elon Musk now says he regrets "some" of what he tweeted about Trump last week. Like the Epstein thing?
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Zuckerberg Wants to Develop Super AI at Meta Mark Zuckerberg apparently is building a team to develop a "superintelligence" at Meta; Afghan cricket players may be barred from matches scheduled in Oakland due to Trump's travel ban; and Mayor Daniel Lurie is facing pressure to stand up to Trump.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Tourists Rescued From SF Cliffside Oracle Park had to be briefly evacuated Sunday morning due to a concession stand kitchen fire; two tourists required rescue from an SF cliff after a dropped cellphone; and Apple's WWDC kicks off today.
SF News Saturday Links: California SEIU President Hospitalized, Arrested at ICE Protest in LA Over 6,500 local residents have been impacted by the closure of SF-Marin Food Bank's 13 pop-up pantries; Mr. S Leather is being sued over its mouth gags; and CA union president David Huerta was hospitalized and remains in federal custody following an ICE protest in LA on Friday.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Pride Event In Redwood City Attacked By Two Teens Two 13-year-old were arrested after allegedly throwing fireworks at a Pride event in Redwood City; the jail healthcare provider at Santa Rita settled a wrongful death claim; and Menlo Park residents debate developments on downtown parking lots.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Travel Bans, Again Some new tiled steps in Portola now can't be paid for without Parks Alliance funds; a federal judge halts encampment clearings in Berkeley; and the Supreme Court issues a series of unanimous decisions.
SF News Humpday Headlines: ICE Agents Ask San Jose Police For Help With Protesters ICE called the police in San Jose when they encountered protesters during an operation Tuesday; a man was arrested in New York in connection with the Palm Springs clinic bombing; and an East Bay croissant maker took the top prize in a contest Sunday.
