SF News Friday Morning Constitutional Occupy Wall Street had an exciting morning. NYPD threatened to evict the protesters camped out at Zuccotti Park for a "cleaning", but backed down at the last. Protesters are calling it a win,
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup Oft-forgotten Richmond district residents have their concerns heard by KQED. Are you listening, mayoral candidates? [RichmondSF] Solyndra's CEO bails, is replaced by a guy who's apparently good at dealing with bankruptcy. [SFBiz] Wal-Mart
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump Another East Bay PG&E outage took out BART last night. The outage closed the Downtown Berkeley station for about two hour. [BCN/Appeal] Is the Muni stop at Hyde and Turk
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup In Novato, a 700-pound statue of a pelican with a ten-foot wingspan (pictured) was stolen from a public park. There's a $1,000 reward for it's safe return, which is actually $5,300
SF News Monday Morning Roundup Raiders owner Al Davis dies and the Raiders send him off with a win. [NYT] Meanwhile, the media is being kind of hypocritical about how they're handling Davis' death. Minnesota turtleneck manufacturer is
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump Gavin Newsom is so good at social media, just look at how he expertly replaces entire words with numerals while plugging his own book. It's like he's got the thumbs of a 15
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup What's up with Sue Bierman Park on the Embarcadero? Also, who was Sue Bierman, anyway? [CurbedSF] Today, in cartography: a rad, colorful rendering of the city. [MissionMission] The Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club
SF News Monday Morning Roundup Yes, Arrested Development will be back for a 10 episode run, followed by a movie. What, your Facebook friends didn't already tell you? [NYer] Is anyone paying attention to this Mayor's race? [Chron]
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional Stabby woman arrested. [BCN/Appeal] Street Artists are not excited about the F-Line's proposed extension: Those delightful streetcars are encroaching on their turf. [SFWeekly] Bay Meadows: No longer a horse track, not yet
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup McCovey Chronicles puts the 2011 Giants season in perspective. [McCoveyChron] Popular music platform/startup SoundClound moves in on Treat Ave. [MissionLocal] Tenderloin hot dog joint moves out, becomes "dip-centric" sandwich joint. [TheTender] Delightful,
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump In the last Giants game of 2011, Madison Bumgarner and the relief staff (including Barry Zito) kept the Rockies scoreless while Conor Gillaspie rounded the bases on in an inside-the-park home run and
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup For the last homestand of the season, Bruce Bochy made sure the boys know to keep the energy up despite those extinguished postseason hopes. And Ryan Vogelsong did just that, pitching for seven
SF News Monday Morning Roundup The Giants went in to Phoenix needing a sweep, but got swept instead. And with that, the 2010 World Series Champions saw their postseason hopes dried up like a mirage in the Arizona
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional Pablo and Beltran both homered last night in LA, but Bumgarner let the Dodgers (and Matt Kemp, mostly) get away from him. 8-2 Dodgers. The Giants are now 4 games back on the
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup Brian Wilson held off the Dodgers in Chavez Ravine last night to save Vogelsong's start - and the offense didn't do too bad in the 8-5 win either. Arizona won their game against
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump Tim Lincecum gets a tough loss against the Dodgers last night as the Giants offense reverted back to the one-run habits. Dodgers win 2-1 and the Giants are 4.5 games back on
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup The Giants had the day off yesterday, lets hope that didn't stifle their newfound offensive momentum. Tim Lincecum is up against Clayton Kershaw in Dodger Stadium tonight. Highlights from last night's Richmond District
SF News Monday Morning Roundup Your weekend Giants scores in brief: the Giants offense finally showed up to hammer away at the Rockies all weekend. Friday: 9-1. Saturday 6-5. And Sunday's 12-5 win saw Pablo, Belt and even
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional Pablo Sandoval tripled in the sixth inning against the Rockies last night, putting the Giants on top 8-5. Belt homered, Vogelsong pitched for six and change, and the team's postseason hopes are slim
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup If you missed the scores yesterday, the Giants completed their sweep of the Padres on the back of Carlos Beltran's 299th and 300th career home runs. [MLB] Why does San Francisco have a
SF News Wednesday Morning Link Dump A cliffhanger in AT&T Park last night as the Padres tied up a two-run game in the seventh. It'd be four more scoreless frames before Mark DeRosa pulled a walk-off two-run
SF News Tuesday Morning Roundup Keeping Sunday's momentum going, Cody Ross, Carlos Beltran and Pablo Sandoval all knocked long balls against the Padres for the Giants' first three-homer game at AT&T Park this season. Final score
SF News Monday Morning Roundup Your weekend Giants scores in brief: On Friday, Tim Lincecum was just about the only thing worth watching in Orange and Black, but without any offense the Giants fizzled 2-1 against the Dodgers
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional Coach Harbaugh has just been messing around in those preseason games, you guys. Tomorrow's game against the Seahawks is going to be the real deal, says a sports columnist. [SFEx] A massive power
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup Everyone's new favorite Giant Brent Pill made a run for it on a 7th inning sacrifice fly. Unfortunately, San Diego managed to turn it in to a double play, keeping the Giants to