SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Car Fire In East Bay Spreads to Hillside A car fire along I-580 in Castro Valley Sunday spread to nearby vegetation; the final evacuation orders from the Oakland hills fire were lifted Sunday evening; and today is the last day to register to vote online in California.
SF News Sunday Links: Kamala Harris Is Taking a Solemn Tone As Election Draws Near Kamala Harris has changed her tune in recent weeks; San Jose's Rotary Club has unveiled a new mobile health clinic; and professional skateboarders made an unexpected appearance in Twin Peaks
SF News Saturday Links: Keller Fire 50% Contained, Firefighters Still At High Alert The Keller Fire in Oakland is mostly extinguished; an SF-based nonprofit says it has the "special sauce" needed to fix the Tenderloin; and Muni looks to finally move its software off of floppy disks.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: SF Speed Cameras to Go Live In February SF's 33 new speeding-detection cameras will begin issuing warnings in February, tickets in April; more details emerge about the mother and son found dead in Antioch; and a new Costco just opened in Napa.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: New BART Fare Gates Installed at 16th & Mission Bay Area fire departments are setting up "strike teams" to prepare for possible wind-fueled fires; Aaron Peskin shoots back at Michael Moritz's op-ed; and those new BART fare gates have come to 16th & Mission Station.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Exotic Bird Recovered After East Bay Theft Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao held a rally for opponents of her recall; parents in SF rallied against the proposed closure of a public Montessori school; and one of two exotic birds has been recovered after being stolen from a Concord shop.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Chronicle Endorses Lurie Khezar Momeni is expected to take the stand today in brother Nima Momeni's murder trial; an Antioch man may have raped multiple women and police are seeking victims to come forward; and the Chronicle Editorial Board has endorsed Daniel Lurie for mayor.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Bob Lee Stabbing Trial Kicks Off Today The trial of Nima Momeni for the April 2023 stabbing of tech entrepreneur Bob Lee begins today; dozens protested the potential closure of Sutro Elementary School on Sunday; and Tahoe's Homewood resort is not opening this ski season.
SF News Sunday Links: SF Businesses Win Big During Fleet Week, Blue Angels or Not San Francisco business owners are reporting a small boom thanks to Fleet Week; A historic SoMa mural has been restored; and a fatal crash in the North Bay closed northbound lanes of Highway 101 for hours.
SF News Saturday Links: SoMa Garden Dispute Apparently a "Microcosm" of S.F.'s Problems A SoMa garden is roiled in controversy; San Jose leaders are looking for more money to address homelessness: Trump and Harris have have sizeable leads in Arizona and Pensylvania respectively.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Clouds Could Limit Blue Angels' Show A low cloud ceiling could impact the Blue Angels air show on Saturday and/or Sunday; London Breed is courting support as a No. 2 ranked-choice pick for progressives; and downtown SF restaurants are offering Friday deals.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Blue Angels Practice Flights Today JD Vance was in Woodside for a fundraiser last night; UCSF has responded to complaints about no air conditioning at the Parnassus campus; and the Blue Angels will be doing their practice flights today.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Historic Mission Taqueria Robbed of $20K 63-year-old Mission taqueria El Faro was robbed twice over the weekend; there was a rollover crash in St. Francis Wood; and Tim Walz wants the Electoral College to go away.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: SF School Closure Shortlist Drops Today SF Unified will reveal its school closure "eligibility" list today, but not a final list; a new poll finds Bay Area residents broadly support Prop 36; and a protest against encampment sweeps outside Berkeley's old City Hall continues to grow.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: It's Fleet Week! Fleet Week kicks off Monday in SF; the heatwave has peaked but it's still not quite over; and Mark Zuckerberg just overtook Jeff Bezos to become the second richest person in the world, thanks to Meta's stock price.
SF News Sunday Links: End to Heatwave In Sight The current heatwave appears to be finally ending; Lake County's Glenhaven Fire has had its forward progress stopped; and the Cal Bears football team blew a 25-point lead last night.
SF News Saturday Links: Glenhaven Fire Only 20% Contained The Glenhaven FIre is still raging; a San Jose councilmember is disputing the allegations against him; and Donald Glover is cancelling his tour
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Oakland Arena Concert Inexplicably Delayed Over Safety Concerns A Hans Zimmer concert at Oakland Arena had an inexplicable two-hour delay that frustrated fans Thursday; the US added 254,000 jobs last month; and a new report confirms that Trump withheld disaster aid to California because it's a blue state.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Heatwave Won't Let Up A medical emergency shut down some BART service in the East Bay Wednesday night; Eric Swalwell endorses the recall of Pamela Price; and this week's heatwave has gotten an extension.
SF News Humpday Headlines: 68-Year-Old Woman Rescued From Monterey Beach A 68-year-old woman required rescue from a beach in Monterey County on Monday; some of Dianne Feinstein's jewelry and other belongings are going up for auction; and many Bay Area schools are getting through this heatwave without air conditioning.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Mayor Skips Final Candidate Forum SF Mayor London Breed skipped the last candidate forum on Monday; two victims in last week's double homicide in Napa have been ID'd; and Elon Musk and Scott Wiener are in an Xitter fight.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: The Park Fire Is Finally Out A motorcyclist was killed on I-880 this morning; five people needed rescue from a boat in distress off Ocean Beach on Sunday; and the Park Fire in Butte and Tehama counties is finally fully contained, two months later.
SF News Sunday Links: A Heatwave is Coming for the Bay Area A heat advisory is in effect for a good portion of next week; There's controversy surrounding a proposed tribal casino; and a Waymo taxi brought VP Harris's motorcade to a halt.
SF News Saturday Links: Harris Promises Tougher Immigration Policy Kamala Harris is promising to be tougher on the border; Gavin Newsom has vetoed one-fifth of bills this month; and a "revolution" in lowrider culture.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Person Stabbed as Final A's Game Let Out One person was stabbed and injured as the last ever A's game let out at the Oakland Coliseum; at least 40 people are dead in the wake of Hurricane Helene coming to shore; and the great Dame Maggie Smith is dead at age 89.
