SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Merced High-Speed Rail Station Could Be Rebranded as 'Yosemite' There is talk of relocating Merced's high-speed rail station four miles outside of downtown, and calling it "Merced-Yosemite"; big waves are crashing at the beach today; and that Bad Bunny lookalike contest is tonight in the Mission.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Tesla Drops Plans for Driverless Taxi Charging Station In SF Tesla has dropped plans for an AV charging station in a Jackson Square garage; unraveling the story of the collapse of CCA; and Melinda French Gates is disgusted with newly released mentions of Bill Gates in the Epstein Files.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Dog on Tracks Disrupts Muni Metro Service Muni service was disrupted by a dog on the tracks at Civic Center Tuesday morning; X's offices in Paris were raided by authorities; and a Healdsburg bakery sparked backlash over a tipping complaint.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Human Chain Across Golden Gate Bridge Calls for Regime Change In Iran Thousands of protesters calling for regime change in Iran formed a human chain across the Golden Gate Bridge; a potential SF teachers' strike is still looming; and fans of Bob Weir were disappointed with his tribute at the Grammys.
SF News Sunday Links: Hundreds Line Up in Emeryville for Opening of Japanese Market Tokyo Central Five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father Adrian Conejo Arias have been released from ICE custody; one person involved in a high-speed CHP chase in San Leandro was killed and another seriously injured; and the grand opening of Tokyo Central in Emeryville was met with huge crowds.
SF News Saturday Links: New ‘Year of the Fire Horse’ Mascot Unveiled for 2026 Chinese New Year Parade The Alcatraz coyote is thriving, but visitors need to give it space; a brawl broke out after an East Bay high school basketball game Friday night; and the new Chinese New Year mascot, “Maverick,” has been unveiled.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Super Bowl to Bring Street Closures Galore Today is another nationwide day of protest against ICE; former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested by federal agents over a protest; and various events will be causing street closures around SF for the Super Bowl next week.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Huge Bucket of Meth Prompts Hazmat Response In Vallejo A five-gallon bucket of what turned out to be meth prompted a hazmat response in Vallejo; Allbirds is closing all of its brick-and-mortar stores; and Nicki Minaj was seen holding hands with Trump at an event in DC.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Suspect Arrested In Potrero Homicide A 38-year-old suspect has been arrested in connection with a Jan. 15 homicide in SF; a home in Napa County's Angwin burned to the ground this morning; and an SF high school has been seeing a tuberculosis outbreak.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Family Seeks Answers About Girl's Death In Antioch The family of a 17-year-old girl found dead in Antioch last week seeks answers; traffic congestion is getting worse in downtown SF; and Amazon is closing its Amazon Go retail stores.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Antioch Teen Was Killed By Hit-and-Run, Police Say A 17-year-old girl found by the side of the road in Antioch was apparently killed by a hit-and-run; Kaiser nurses walked off the job in a large strike today; and Trump sends border czar Tom Homan into Minneapolis.
SF News Sunday Links: Trump Will Not Be Attending Super Bowl, Calls Halftime Performers ‘Terrible Choice’ A man was arrested in Sonoma County for allegedly wearing Wolverine-style metal knuckles; a Cybertruck driver in Oakland reported his back passenger door flying open while on the highway; and Trump says he won’t attend the Super Bowl in Santa Clara.
SF News Saturday Links: ‘Pizza Box’ Trash Cans Launch in North Beach, Rest of SF Still Awaiting Actual Trash Cans Legendary 49ers quarterback John Brodie, who played with the team a record-breaking 17 seasons, died at age 90; the White House posted a doctored image to social media of a Minnesota protester crying; and North Beach launched some special "pizza box" trash cans.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: First Measles Case In Napa In 14 Years Napa County has just reported its first measles case since 2012; more details emerge about Thursday's police shooting on I-80; and people in Minneapolis are staging a general strike today in protest of ICE.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Police Activity Shuts Down I-80 In East Bay A major traffic nightmare was happening due to a police situation on I-80 westbound in Hercules; a multi-county chase ended in a police shooting Wednesday in San Jose; and SF's Compton's Cafeteria building goes before the Historic Preservation Commission.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Sideshow In Outer Richmond Leads to Arrests The SFPD made several arrests following a Sunday night sideshow in the Outer Richmond; staffers at a prison in Chino were apparently sickened by an unknown substance; and Solano County sheriff's deputies are helping patrol Vallejo.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Protests Planned Marking One Year of Trump 2.0 Protests are planned marking Trump's first year in office; a 17-year-old girl from Mendocino has been missing for three weeks in SF; and there's another Pride flag controversy at a school in Sonoma County.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Tenderloin Assault Becomes Possible Homicide The victim in an assault last week in SF's Tenderloin has died; a suspect armed with a rifle was arrested in San Leandro following a chase; and hundreds rallied in SF Sunday in solidarity with protesters in Iran.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Baby Sea Lion Rescued From Mountain View Parking Lot A malnourished baby sea lion found in Mountain View is recovering; Governor Newsom is in SF today to discuss homeless initiatives; and ICE's detainee population reaches a new record high.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Oakland Gets Its Own Speed Cameras Oakland has installed 18 speed-detection cameras around the city; there was a 3.1M earthquake near San Jose; and the Santa Cruz City Council has voted to end its Flock Safety contract.
SF News Humpday Headlines: BART Has Another Power Issue There was a fatal crash on I-80 in Vacaville Wednesday morning; BART had another power issue that disrupted Yellow Line service; and a suspect was caught ripping copper wire from the tracks at the South SF Caltrain station.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Closing Arguments Happening In 'Grandpa Vicha' Murder Trial Closing arguments are today in the trial of Antoine Watson for the 2021 killing of Vicha Ratanapakdee; the Trevor Project just received a $45M donation from MacKenzie Scott; and BTS is back on the road and coming to the Bay Area in May.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Wiener Changes Course on Gaza A 16-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting in East Oakland; a 92-year-old Novato woman went missing Sunday; and Scot Wiener has decided to start calling the war in Gaza a genocide.
SF News Saturday Links: California Has Zero Droughts For the First Time in 25 Years Two protestors were detained and two pepper sprayed Friday afternoon outside ICE's field office in SF; Guy Fieri is on the mend from “exploding” his leg muscle; and the state of California is drought-free for the first time since 2000.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: San Ramon Sees More Small Quakes More than 100 people turned out for a vigil in Pleasanton for the woman killed by ICE in Minneapolis; SF Supervisor Alan Wong is conducting outreach to businesses seeking PG&E credits; and San Ramon was struck by more small earthquakes this morning.
