SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: San Mateo County Sheriff Speaks Out ABC 7 gave a very friendly interview to embattled San Mateo Co. Sheriff Christina Corpus; Urban Alchemy was hit with some hateful graffiti; and Kamala Harris was passing through SF last night.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Man Dies In Floodwaters Near Guerneville A man tragically died inside a vehicle in rising floodwaters in Sonoma County on Saturday; two men were arrested in Napa for attempted murder; and cable car service in SF is being replaced by buses for the next two days.
SF News Sunday Links: Barbara Lee For Oakland Mayor? Barbara Lee is being pushed as a replacement for Sheng Thao; The culture war comes for a San Francisco high school; and an arrest has been made in relation to a high-speed minivan pursuit.
SF News Saturday Links: San Francisco Secretly a 'Pinball Mecca' Inside S.F.'s secret love affair with pinball; A 17-year-old is on track to be a lawyer next year; and Kendrick Lamar's GNX is making Warriors fans hopeful for a championship.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: 10-Year-Old Girl Stops Carjacking In Antioch A 10-year-old girl thwarted a carjacking in Antioch; there have been over 100 delays reported so far today at SFO; and Apple is racing to release a more conversational version of Siri to compete with ChatGPT.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Jackknifed Big Rig Snarls Eastbound Bay Bridge A semi truck in a solo crash blocked four lanes of the eastbound Bay Bridge early Thursday; two spots in the North Bay saw over 11 inches of rain; and voter turnout in California was lower than in 2020.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Body Found Near Oakland Freeway A dead body was found near an I-880 exit in Oakland this morning; the rain forecast for SF continues to top out at 1.5 inches; and House Speaker Mike Johnson makes sure everyone knows he's transphobic.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Postal Worker Killed In Santa Rosa Crash A US postal worker was struck and killed by an SUV in Santa Rosa Monday; the atmospheric river rain will arrive Wednesday morning; and a hacker appears to have gotten damning testimony on Matt Gaetz.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Man Arrested for Burglary and Homicide in Rural Sonoma County A man was arrested for allegedly breaking into a home and murdering someone in Sonoma County; a coalition of unions is protesting proposed Oakland budget cuts; and now carrots are being recalled due to E.coli contamination.
SF News Sunday Links: Shen Yun Under Scrutiny Over Child Labor Practices Shen Yun is under investigation for its treatment of its young performers; A Napa County Supervisor says she has been harassed by wine executives; and S.F. State has declared a state of financial emergency.
SF News Saturday Links: Pamela Price Refuses to Concede Recalled DA Pamela Price is refusing to concede; Gavin Newsom's bought a new house in Marin; and Trump's victory has triggered record high prices for Bitcoin.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: San Mateo County Assistant Sheriff Resigns The assistant sheriff in San Mateo County, Matthew Fox, has now resigned amid the drama surrounding Sheriff Christina Corpus; bail was denied for a San Jose city councilmember accused of molestation; and cold temps are on the way Saturday.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: SFPD Chief Denies Retirement Rumors SFPD Chief Bill Scott says rumors of his retirement are "not coming from me."; the San Mateo County Sheriff spoke defiantly at a county board of supervisors meeting about not stepping down; and the UC system has a major budget shortfall.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Man Arrested for Attack on Female Safeway Employee A female employee at the Ocean Beach Safeway was brutally attacked on Sunday; whooping cough is on the rise in the Bay Area; and Intel has brought back free coffee and tea for workers to "boost morale."
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: 23andMe Lays Off 40% of Workforce Alameda County is getting set to open its first CARE court next month; 23andMe is laying off 40% of its workforce; and a light storm is on the way tomorrow.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Nancy Pelosi Visits Glide Nancy Pelosi made an appearance at Glide Memorial Church's Sunday service; Oakland Unified announced the mergers of 10 schools; and there was a Dev Patel lookalike contest in Dolores Park.
SF News Sunday Links: Prop K Passes, Despite Opposition of Sunset Residents Prop K passed, despite protests from Sunset District residents; Supervisor elections remain tight; and a new state climate regulation could increase gas prices dramatically.
SF News Saturday Links: Peskin Lost Mayoral Race, But Scored Victories Elsewhere Aaron Peskin won't be Mayor, but he still has wins from this election; Former San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo tried to kill a story critical of a political ally; and the first Biden-Trump transition meeting will happen Monday.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: CHP Surge Extended In Oakland Governor Gavin Newsom has extended the CHP surge effort to battle crime in Oakland; an arrest has been made in a vehicular homicide in Fairfield; and the FBI is investigating a wave of racist text messages.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: SFPD Seizes Four Pounds of Fentanyl In Bust As part of a bust Tuesday, SFPD made three arrests and seized a pile of suspected fentanyl; the fight over Oakland Airport's new name heads to court today; and Elon Musk got $26 billion richer yesterday thanks to the stock rally.
SF News Apocalyptic Election Hangover Links: Harris to Give Speech This Afternoon Kamala Harris is scheduled to speak at 1 pm PT; stocks soar on the news of a Trump win; and Kara Swisher suggests Truth Social might merge with X and become a meme stock.
SF News Election Day Topline: 11-Year-Old Boy May Be Sole Survivor of Capsized Boat An 11-year-old boy was found alive and a teenager was found dead following a boat capsize Bodega Bodega; the rules around blocking on X have changed; and PG&E outages are expected to impact 20,000 customers.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Red Flag Warnings and Possible Power Shut-Offs Loom This Week BART Police arrested a suspect in Saturday’s 24th Street station stabbing; two SF Walgreens stores suffered smash-and-grabs within an hour of each other; and high winds could prompt some Bay Area PG&E power shut-offs this week.
SF News Sunday Links: Election Day Draws Near Election Day is just around the corner; Wealthy donors are greatly influencing East Bay elections; and San Jose is getting a large influx of traffic cameras.
SF News Saturday Links: Oakland Homicides Currently Down 33% For The Year Oakland's crime is down significantly this year; Pamela Price is the center of another lawsuit; and a beloved sandwich shop is looking for new ownership.
