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.
SF News Saturday Links: Alameda Boat Company Finds Undiscovered 3,300-ft. Underwater Mountain Off Coast of California An autonomous Saildrone boat found an underwater mountain likely formed from seismic activity; A 3.1-M earthquake rattled Humboldt County Saturday morning; and a Berkeley man has been charged with getting drunk off church wine.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Cruise Vehicle Hits Back of Muni Bus Some Oakland teachers are staging a sickout today, SF Supervisor Ahsha Safai is likely going to run for mayor next year, and an autonomous Cruise vehicle "made contact" with the back of a Muni bus yesterday.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Pelosi Reignites Feud With Archbishop The man killed by a fallen tree in Walnut Creek on Tuesday has been ID'd; a search was launched for a possible missing boy near Moss Landing; and Nancy Pelosi fanned the flames of her longtime feud with SF's Catholic archbishop.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Couch Flies Off Highrise Balcony In Windstorm The 'wind event' is over but we may see more rain and thunder today; the lane closures on I-580 near Livermore will continue after a retaining wall collapsed; and a couch went flying through the air in downtown SF during Tuesday's winds.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Sikh Group Protests at Indian Consulate A crack in the road on I-580 has become a landslide; a violent protest came to the Consulate General of India in SF; and Sup. Myrna Melgar wants to hold a hearing about the rash of youth violence.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Landslides Block Road Between Napa and Lake Counties The next round of rain will hit early Tuesday morning and into the commute hours; BART is beefing up its police presence on trains starting today; and landslides are blocking Highway 29 north of Calistoga.
SF News Sunday Links: California Enters 10-Year Partnership With Drugmaker to Start Producing $30 Insulin for Residents Another storm is coming to the Bay Area this week, but it won't be as bad as the last few ones; Newsom announced a plan to turn San Quentin prison into a rehabilitation center; and California is set to start manufacturing state-branded, affordable insulin.
SF News Saturday Links: Ex-Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes Promises Judge She Won't Try to Flee U.S. (Again) Before Jail Sentence Starts A 2-car crash in Antioch killed one and injured two Friday night; two minors were arrested after a fight at the Santa Rosa school where a fatal stabbing took place last month; and Holmes' prison sentence is starting next month.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Demolition of Seacliff Pier to Begin Next Week SF's Dept. of Building Inspection has ordered that blown out windows be replaced at 555 California; Sunny Balwani got out of showing up to prison yesterday; and the storm-damaged pier at Seacliff State Beach in Santa Cruz County is getting demolished next week.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Fatal Collision On Westbound Bay Bridge Causes Early Morning Backup Two people were killed in a crash on the Bay Bridge and separately there were other crises leading to much traffic; around 68K are still without power in Bay Area; and arrests have been made in a Pittsburg hit-and-run.
SF News Humpday Headlines: We Could See More Atmospheric River Rain Next Week Another atmospheric river is headed toward California early next week; a 17-year-old Pittsburg girl was killed in a hit-and-run; and now Credit Suisse is in trouble.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Inbound and Outbound SFO Flights Delayed By Wind Shares of First Republic Bank bounced back today; SFO is experiencing 80-minute delays due to this windy storm; and Palisades Tahoe says its snowfall for the season now totals 648 inches.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Bay Lights Came Back On Sunday Due to 'Glitch' The Bay Lights were back on Sunday night due to a "glitch"; there were two fatal shootings in Oakland over the weekend; and President Biden gave a brief televised statement urging everyone to stop panicking about banks.
SF News Sunday Links: Several Lanes of Interstate 880 Near Fremont Flooded and Closed The rains from Saturday night into Sunday morning flooded many lanes of northbound and southbound I-880; an overnight car chase involved CHP vehicles and an airplane in Oakland; and San Jose's History Park had a two-alarm fire Sunday morning.
SF News Saturday Links: Pajaro River Levee Breach Triggers Floods and Forces Hundreds to Evacuate Hundreds of Watsonville residents were evacuated following a levee breach in Monterey County; Tahoe's famous Emerald Bay froze over for the first time since the early 90s; and the St. Patrick's Day Parade is taking place Saturday.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Tree Crushes Tesla On San Mateo County Road A fallen tree crushed a Tesla in San Mateo County last night; flooding is already occurring across Santa Cruz County; and the Russian River is expected to crest today below major flood stage.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Getting Ready For Big Rain Our third La Niña is officially over and there is reason to believe next winter will be an El Niño season; Gov. Gavin Newsom has COVID again; and you can expect the rain to hit most of San Francisco by afternoon.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Berkeley Attorney Confirmed For Federal Office A man who lit himself on fire on the Berkeley campus last week has died from his injuries; two dozen cars got flat tires on the San Mateo Bridge; and Berkeley-based white-collar attorney Ismail Ramsey has been confirmed to be U.S. Attorney of the Northern District of CA.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Atmospheric River Rain Looks Likely By Thursday Night A dog was rescued from a house on fire near Ocean Beach this a.m.; Oakland business owners complain that the cops "don't do anything" about burglaries; and the likelihood has increased that an atmospheric river will hit with 2+ inches of rain in places on Friday.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Boy Scout Den Mother Killed By Falling Tree A den mother was killed while hiking with a Boy Scout troop on Sunday; one person was injured in a shooting on Treasure Island; and Steph Curry returned to play with the Warriors following an injury.
