SF News Humpday Headlines: Thursday Could Be a Real Cluster In SF, Traffic-Wise Thursday afternoon could bring a bunch of car traffic to two ends of San Francisco; Oakland's City Council has voted to end the eviction moratorium; and the NBA has suspended Draymond Green for Game 3.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Los Gatos 'Cool Mom' Might End Up Pleading Guilty Los Gatos 'party mom' Shannon O'Connor has asked a judge what her sentence might be if she pleads guilty; Fruitvale residents in Oakland want more policing; and Southwest Airlines had another technological meltdown today.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Two Restaurants In Sunset Robbed In One Night A man killed in a freeway shooting in Oakland last week has been identified; two Sunset District businesses were burglarized the same night last week; and a fresh cold front has arrived and will be bringing us a little more rain.
SF News Sunday Links: Possum Takes Up Home In Oakland A's Stadium Press Box the Sacramento Kings pulled ahead of the defending champions, the Warriors to win 126-123 Saturday; A possum has made the Oakland A's visitor's broadcasting booth its new home (and bathroom); and a body was found under a highway in San Jose Saturday.
SF News Saturday Links: Warrior-Kings Playoff Game 1 Ticket Prices Highest for Non-Final Ever The average ticket cost for Saturday's Warriors-Kings playoff game is $668; The Oakland Mayor's car was broken into near Lake Merritt Thursday night; and authorities are investigating after police shot two suspects in Newark, leaving one dead.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Contra Costa Co. DA Releases Report on Antioch Police Scandal A new report details the content of the Antioch police officers' racist texts; SF is adding a new transitional housing complex on Treasure Island; and RH is having layoffs up in Marin County.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Some Muni Metro Service to Be Impacted By Twin Peaks Tunnel Work The California state Senate evacuated the Capitol this morning due to a "credible threat"; Caltrans has been hard at work filling potholes; and service on the K and M train lines in SF will be impacted this weekend by tunnel work.
SF News Humpday Headlines: NPR Has Quit Twitter Accused Paul Pelosi attacker David DePape was supposed to get a trial date but did not; NPR has quit Twitter over being labeled "state-affiliated media" by Musk; and PG&E is being blamed for cost overruns at affordable housing developments in SF.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Still No Arrests In Freeway Shooting That Killed 5-Year-Old CHP is seeking the public's help in solving Saturday's fatal freeway shooting; a protest in Oakland over the prosecution of a 2021 freeway shooting that killed a child drew around 100 people; and Huntington Beach is attempting to fight their Housing Element obligations.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: A Dozen Buses Go Up In Flames In Potrero Hill 12 minibuses went up in flames Sunday night underneath the I-280 freeway in Potrero Hill; a protest is happening in Oakland over DA Pamela Price's handling of the Jasper Wu shooting case; and a CHP officer was struck and injured by a vehicle in Concord.
SF News Sunday Links: Warriors Could Clinch Top Playoff Seed With Win Sunday, Final Game of NBA Season If the Warriors lose their Sunday 12:30 p.m. game against the Blazers, they could still make playoffs via NBA play-in tournament; Chinatown's lanterns suffered wind damage from the winter storms and are facing major repairs; and police are investigating a West Oakland sideshow that drew 50 cars.
SF News Saturday Links: Former College Swimmer Alleges Assault at SFSU Event Opposing Trans Women in Women's Sports Former 49ers star Aldon Smith has been sentenced to a year in jail for a DUI in 2021; Riley Gaines, outspoken critic of trans athletes, says she was physically assaulted on the SFSU campus; and Caltrain could face a deficit of $500 million in the next decade.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Man Assaulted With Metal Pipe In Marina Was Former Police Commissioner A former SF fire commissioner was brutally assaulted in the Marina Wednesday; Sunny Balwani's appeal to delay his prison term has failed; and the Giants' home opener is today, hopefully after the rain stops.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Fatal Crash on Bay Bridge Leads to Long Backup All eastbound lanes of the Bay Bridge were blocked for about 90 minutes early Thursday after a fatal collision; some more rain is on the way tonight; and KRON4 puts a 'Focus on Fentanyl'
SF News Humpday Headlines: Teen Charged In House Party Shooting That Killed Berkeley Brothers One teen suspect is being charged in the October 1 killing of two Berkeley brothers at a house party; some ne'er-do-wells have been ramming garage doors in the Berkeley hills; and the creator of Settlers of Catan has died.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Body Found Near Highway 24 in Oakland A double shooting near Fruitvale Station in Oakland on Sunday was largely caught on camera; a man's body was found Monday near Highway 24 in North Oakland behind Children's Hospital; and SF City Hall isn't paying for blue check-marks on Twitter.
SF News Monday Morning Links: High Winds Expected Through Evening A man was killed in a shooting outside a Pleasant Hill sports bar early Monday; a high-wind advisory is in effect until 11 p.m.; and the year's most important measurement of the Sierra snowpack happens today.
SF News Sunday Links: 49ers' George Kittle Makes Exciting WWE WrestleMania Appearance Saturday Night A Watsonville woman died after her car went off an embankment near Seacliff State Beach in Aptos; the 49ers' famous tight end helped wrestler Pat McAfee take down WWE champion the Mix; and Mum's Cafe in Japantown is closing its doors.
SF News Saturday Links: Three Back-To-Back Earthquakes Shake the East Bay Near the Oakland Zoo Saturday Morning The first 3.0-M quake had its epicenter right near the Oakland Zoo in Knowland Park around 9:30 a.m.; an investigation found that California's flavored tobacco ban isn't being enforced; and popular dumpling restaurant Dumpling Home is getting a second storefront.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: California Set to Regulate Polluting Semi Trucks California has been granted a waiver from the feds to begin setting new emissions standards for semi trucks; a man shot in Oakland came to SF for hospital care Thursday; and there remains a small possibility of a spring storm next week.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Man Killed In Barrage of Gunfire On I-580 In Oakland A man was found riddled with multiple gunshot wounds in a freeway shooting in Oakland; a collapsed hillside has cut off Benecia's fresh water supply; and track work will cause BART delays in the East Bay this weekend.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Twitter Restricts Marjorie Taylor Greene's Account (Again) Twitter has restricted Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's account over comments about the Nashville shooter; the feds have charged two more alleged Tenderloin drug dealers; and state economists have put a price tag on statewide reparations.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: 400th Winter Storm of the Season Passes Through SF Expect the rain to start fading by 2 p.m. in SF; an 11-year-old girl has died from injuries sustained after an alleged DUI collision outside her Solano Co. middle school; and a skydiver miraculously survived a crash into some power lines.
SF News Monday Morning Links: Next Storm Arrives Tonight With Wind and Rain Our next storm system is knocking at the door; longtime Oakland BBQ spot Everett & Jones was burglarized on two successive nights last week; and a portion of Highway 101 in Novato has reopened following a landslide.
SF News Sunday Links: San Francisco Giants and Oakland A's To Play in Bay Bridge Series Starting Sunday There was a fatal shooting at Tahoe's popular Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Saturday morning; A parade Saturday afternoon celebrated Market Street's beloved Larry “Bucket Man” Hunt; and the Bay Area's MLB teams are playing a two-game set, though the rivalry game won't count in the standings.
