SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Tenderloin Center Shuts Down After 11 Months A fallen tree disrupted BART service Monday between SF and SFO, the temporary Tenderloin Center at UN Plaza officially closed down on Sunday, and that viral video of Steph Curry sinking five full-court shots is a fake.
SF News Sunday Links: CHP Arrests Man Wandering On Oakland Freeway, Seize Load of Fentanyl CHP in Oakland arrested a clearly high man wandering on I-580 who had a huge cache of fentanyl in his car, an acclaimed local jazz musician was killed in a train collision in Burlingame, and 'CBS Sunday Morning' looks in on Elon Musk's Twitter takeover.
SF News Saturday Links: Hit-and-Run Leads to Death of Big Rig Driver In Oakland A big rig flipped over in a crash and caught fire on I-880 in Oakland Friday, killing the driver; a commercial building in SoMa went up in flames early Saturday; and two people remain hospitalized from the SamTrans crash in Daly City.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Musk Bans Kanye From Twitter For Good This Time Some of the highest peaks in Tahoe just saw four feet of snow, Kanye's latest antisemitic craziness has gotten him booted off Twitter for good (hopefully?), and an Oakland businessman faces sentencing in a scheme involving EB-5 visas.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Morning Rain Will Be Followed By a Serious Chill Get ready for a very chilly night to kick off December, police in Antioch have made an arrest in Saturday's gas station killing, and a big Silicon Valley law firm just laid off 150 employees.
SF News Humpday Headlines: SF Supervisor Has Twitter Account Hacked The Twitter account of SF Board of Supervisors President Shamann Walton has been hacked, David DePape is due in federal court today, and police are seeking a bank robbery suspect in South San Francisco.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Major BART Delays Due to Problem at Millbrae There were major BART delays this morning due to an equipment problem at Millbrae, a UCSF specialist is telling everyone to get their flu shots now, and there's a big game for the US in the World Cup against Iran.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: I-880 Reopens After Long Overnight Closure Due to Gun Incident I-880 in Oakland was closed for around three hours Sunday night after a man was seen brandishing a gun, five pets were killed and a person was injured in an East Bay house fire, and Meta was just fined again by the EU's data privacy regulator.
SF News Sunday Links: Comic-Con-Like Event Comes to San Francisco SFPD responded to a bizarre biting incident Saturday, Solano County remains the “most affordable” place to buy a home in the Bay Area, and tens of thousands of people have flocked to SF's Moscone Center for Fan Expo this weekend.
SF News Saturday Links: BART's Powell Street Station Closes Due to 'Major Medical Emergency,' Reopens After Person Pulled Off Tracks East Bay's Wingen Bakery is expanding, Lower Nob Hill just got a new (and very green) corner store, and BART announced Saturday morning that it closed the Powell Street station because of a "major medical emergency" — but was reopened after it was resolved.
SF News Thanksgiving Hangover Headlines: Holiday Homicide In Bay Point There's some rough surf and high chance of sneaker waves at local beaches today, a 63-year-old Bay Point man has been arrested for a Thanksgiving morning homicide, and Elon Musk fired a couple dozen more engineers.
SF News Turkey Day Headlines: Don't Forget That the SF Botanical Garden Is Free Today Some asshole is abusing cats in Gilroy, this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is filled with pop-culture nostalgia, and take a pre-dinner walk through the San Francisco Botanical Garden today — for free.
SF News Thanksgiving Eve Headlines: The Travel Crush Continues The accused Colorado Springs shooter is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns, UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital is bracing for a post-holiday surge of patients, and Bay Area airports are bracing for big crowds.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: We Could Be In For Another Pretty Sunset The SFPD announced two arrests in a May homicide in the Mission District, Dungeness crab fishing season has been delayed again, and a "leak" of moisture amid a high-pressure system could make for some dramatic sunset clouds this eve.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: SF LGBTQ Community Mourns With Colorado Springs A candlelight vigil Sunday in the Castro brought out mourners for the Colorado Springs shooting, the family of Alexis Gabe had their own vigil for her in Amador County, and the UC worker strike enters its second week.
SF News Sunday Links: Sheng Thao Ekes Out Razor-Thin Lead in Oakland Mayor's Race COVID experts continue recommending testing and mask-wearing ahead of Thanksgiving, SF’s Deck The Halls pop-up bar returns next week, and City Councilwoman Sheng Thao is narrowly leading Loren Taylor in the Oakland mayor’s race.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Masks Recommended Again Amid LA COVID Surge The health officer in Los Angeles County is "strongly recommending" indoor masking as COVID surges again, Lisa Gillmor has won the Santa Clara mayor's race, and a very ill bear cub has come to the Oakland Zoo.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Early Morning Crash Near Pittsburg Claims Five Lives A wrong-way crash on Highway 4 in Pittsburg killed all five people involved, the Berkeley police union president is now on leave over a text scandal, and Nancy Pelosi is announcing "future plans" today in the House.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Musk Gives Twitter Employees New Ultimatum Elon Musk has given all Twitter employees until 5 p.m. tomorrow to commit to being "hardcore" or leave, a beloved community activist and urban farmer was brutally beaten in the Tenderloin, and Matt Mahan's lead grew in the San Jose mayor's race.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Sideshow Law Helped San Jose Police Make Huge Bust The UC academic worker strike moves into its second day, an equipment problem on BART led to smoke and delays in SF, and San Jose police deployed a new tactic and the city's newish sideshow law to issue over 700 citations over the weekend.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: San Jose Mayor's Race Still Too Close to Call The race between Cindy Chavez and Matt Mahan for San Jose mayor is still close with Mahan in the lead, some contractors at Twitter were let go over the weekend, and the US Postal Service is investigating some ballots found by the side of a road in the South Bay.
SF News Sunday Links: Looks Like SF Will Have a Rain-Free Week Ahead Dozens of completed ballots were found near Highway 17 in Santa Clara, mostly clear skies are in the forecast for SF next week, and it looks like Democrats will hold control of the Senate — with the House majority still on a knife edge.
SF News Saturday Links: New Count Shows LA Has Comparably More Unhoused Individuals Than Bay Area A small earthquake shook the East Bay, a massive strike of 50,000 UC employees is expected Monday, and one recent count shows Los Angeles has proportionally more people suffering from homelessness than the Bay Area.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Elizabeth Holmes Now Asking for 18 Months of Home Confinement A two-vehicle crash in Visitacion Valley caused injuries and damage to homes, Elizabeth Holmes's attorneys are now making a plea for leniency in her sentencing, and Lauren Boebert has gained a small lead in her congressional race.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Loren Taylor Extends Lead In Oakland Mayor's Race Oakland City Councilmember Loren Taylor remains poised to be the city's new mayor, Musk makes it clear that remote work is over at Twitter, and all this rain has meant that fire season is probably over.
