SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Highway 1 In Big Sur Closed Once Again By Rockslide An SF Public Works truck struck a fire hydrant and caused some flooding in UN Plaza; a couple of rockslides have shut down a section of Highway 1 in Big Sur; and beware of online dating app scams around Valentine's Day.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: 49ers Fans Express Their Sadness, Hope After Loss Jubilation in SF and elsewhere died quickly Sunday night and the Mission went quiet after the 49ers' last-second loss; Sunday's earlier delays on BART were due to a dead body found on the tracks in Daly City; and high-speed chase follows a LEGO theft in Vallejo.
SF News Super Bowl Sunday Links: Game Day Festivities Kick Off in San Francisco Super Bowl LVIII is kicking off at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Las Vegas; there are watch parties all around SF for 49ers fans, Chiefs fans, and Taylor Swift fans; and BART service has been limited on Sunday morning amid police activity in SF.
SF News Saturday Links: San Francisco Chinatown Celebrates Chinese New Year SF Chinatown will host a bevy of events to celebrate the Year of the Dragon; Alameda County announced new charges for suspects in the 2021 fatal shooting of TV news security guard; and UC Berkeley campus went on lockdown after reports of an active shooter Friday night.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Body Found In Oakland Identified A body found in late January in a canal in Oakland has been identified; a new progressive action group has launched in SF; and king tides return today around the Bay.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Pedestrian Killed On SF's Sixth Street A pedestrian was struck and killed early this morning on Sixth Street in SoMa; the power is still out for almost 13,000 PG&E customers after Sunday's storm; and the Supreme Court was hearing arguments today about Trump's eligibility for the Colorado ballot.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Sheriff Seizes 90 Cars From Sideshow, Wants to Destroy Them The sheriff in San Joaquin County wants to destroy all 88 cars that his deputies seized in a sideshow last weekend; a boy was killed in a freak accident at a Marin County school; and the power remains out for 35,000 PG&E customers.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: 65,000 Still Without Power Around the Bay Just under 65,000 PG&E customers were still without power as of this morning; the man killed by a fallen tree in Santa Cruz County has been identified; and an appeals court has ruled that Trump is not immune from prosecution for January 6th.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Thousands Still Without Power In Bay Area There are many downed trees still being cleaned up in SF and around the Bay; as of Monday a.m. 4,800 PG&E customers in SF were without power, and many thousands more in the North and South Bay; and one person was killed in Santa Cruz County when a tree fell on their home.
SF News Sunday Links: SF Swimmer Attacked and Carjacked Early Friday Morning A San Francisco man who was on his way to go swimming early morning Friday was brutally beaten and carjacked; BART trains are hitting snags from the wet weather; and San Jose declared a state of emergency due to the storm.
SF News Saturday Links: Santa Cruz and South Bay Prepare for Sunday's Atmospheric River A San Francisco man, Dennis James Duree, 39, has been charged with one count of murder in the SOMA double stabbing December; the SF DA is investigating the troubled nonprofit SF Safe; and the Bay Area is bracing for floods, winds, and more on Sunday
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Monarch Butterfly Population Down Again In CA An earthquake with a preliminary 4.9M struck off the Eureka coast this a.m.; a house fire in the East Bay left two people seriously injured; and California's monarch butterfly population appears to be down 30% over last year.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Clogged Storm Drains and Heavy Downpours Lead to Minor Flooding In SF There was some minor flooding in multiple parts of the city Wednesday night, as well as downed trees; isolated showers remain possible through Thursday; and a gaping hole in a Chinatown sidewalk took the city a year to fix.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Wind Advisory and Flood Watch In Effect There is a wind advisory in effect for today's storm through early Thursday; no charges are being filed against a homeless assault suspect arrested Sunday; and Dead & Company are doing a Las Vegas residency.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Nine Arrested For Tenderloin Drug Dealing Nine people were arrested for selling drugs to undercover cops in the Tenderloin; five arrests have been made in connection with six bodies found in the Mojave Desert; and the MAGA universe is losing its mind over Taylor Swift conspiracy theories vis a vis Biden.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Balmy Days, Then a New Storm The Mission erupted in celebrations much of Sunday night after the 49ers' win; St. Francis hospital was on lockdown after a gun incident; and we may see record-warm temperatures today and tomorrow before Wednesday's coming storm.
SF News Sunday Links: 49ers Fans Can Enjoy Game on Warmest, Driest Sunday in Months, But Rain Coming Next Week Enjoy the warm reprieve from the rain this weekend; you can see the Niners game at these watch parties around the Bay; and Oakland celebrated its annual Lunar New Year Festival Saturday.
SF News Saturday Links: Missing Woman Found Stranded on Gondola Overnight at Tahoe Ski Resort A woman reported missing had gotten stuck on a gondola at Heavenly ski resort for 15 hours; SF ballot measures about police are raising eye-popping amounts of funds; and a Vallejo woman under arrest for stealing a car also allegedly stole a patrol car.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: SF Man Paroled In Murder Case Involving Toddler A man was fatally shot in a Rohnert Park parking lot Thursday night; another man was shot and injured during an attempted robbery in Oakland; and a man convicted of the 2000 beating death of a 3-year-old in SF is being paroled.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Sunset District Sees Power Outage SF's Sunset District had a major power outage Thursday morning; BART was experiencing delays due to an "obstruction" on the tracks near Civic Center; and tickets for Sunday's NFC Championship game are very expensive.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Another Walgreens Set to Close In SF A standoff ensued Tuesday night in Oakland after an eviction notice was served; a woman was rescued from floodwaters atop her car in Livermore; and a Walgreens in downtown SF is set to close.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Tonga Room Nixes Ceramic Tiki-ware A planned condo tower at the base of Telegraph Hill has grown from 16 to 24 stories; the Tonga Room is replacing all of its ceramic mugs with more standard glassware, after many thefts; and Greta Gerwig got snubbed in the Oscar nominations.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Storm Causes Flooding In Guerneville Last night's rains caused some minor flooding in Guerneville — though the Russian River is not at flood stage; BART's Oakland Airport Connector is having some problems; and there was a vigil marking one year since a deadly mass shooting in Half Moon Bay.
SF News Sunday Links: 49ers Beat Packers 24-21 In Nail-Biter Saturday, Will Head to NFC Championship Game Next Week The San Francisco 49ers pulled ahead of the Green Bay Packers in the last few minutes of their playoff game to win; anti-abortion advocates marched in rainy downtown SF Saturday; and another Half Moon Bay airplane crash victim was identified.
SF News Saturday Links: Niners Fans Catch Playoff Fever Niners' fans' playoff fever is reaching a fever pitch ahead of tonight's game against the Packers; a Google engineer is accused of murdering his wife; and some Muni service changes go into effect today.
