SF News Saturday Links: SF Marathon Set to Bring Street Closures, 31,000 Pavement-Pounding Runners This Weekend The Park Fire has now exploded to cover more than 300,000 acres; the minor league Oakland Ballers have a player revolt on their hands; and road closures galore loom for Sunday’s San Francisco Marathon.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Park Fire Arson Suspect Identified as Sex Offender The Chico man arrested for starting the now 164,000-acre Park Fire has been ID'd; Trump is backing away from his previous commitment to a second debate now that Harris is involved; and Barack and Michelle Obama offer their full endorsement to Kamala.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: SF Dems Endorse Breed For Mayor Gov. Gavin Newsom describes how he got the Biden news on Sunday; the SF Democratic Party has endorsed London Breed for mayor; and Oakland's historic piano bar The Alley was robbed.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Mendocino Music Festival Cancels, Won't Issue Refunds Police in San Rafael are investigating an arson at a Target store; a 20-year-old woman slipped and fell to her death on Yosemite's Half Dome; and a reggae festival in Mendocino failed to come together and now ticket holders are being stiffed.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Missing 11-Year-Old Girl Found Alive Near Great Highway Kamala Harris has secured the delegates she needs to be the Democratic nominee; there’s now video of Sunday night’s fatal SFPD shooting near the Tenderloin; and an 11-year-old girl who went missing Monday night was located at the Great Highway.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Harris Campaign Rakes in Nearly $50 Million on First Day The 38th annual AIDS Walk came to Golden Gate Park Sunday; the newly formed Oakland Ballers have already fired their manager; and the Kamala Harris campaign pulled in $49.6 million on Sunday alone.
SF News Saturday Links: Large Homeless Encampment Sweep In Oakland to Begin Tuesday Oakland officials are planning to clear a long-term homeless encampment at a beach near the Bay Bridge Toll Plaza; PG&E is planning some power shut-offs this weekend; and the Warriors remain undefeated in the Summer League.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Union Square Saks Fifth Avenue Goes Appointment-Only Condo prices are nearly half-off at the beleaguered Millennium Tower; an international flight to SFO got diverted to Russia; and the Union Square Saks Fifth Avenue will soon only let you in if you have an appointment.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Mick Jagger Cracks Bay Area Jokes at Levi’s Stadium Stones Show SF drug overdoses hit a two-year low in June; the Motel 6 near Ocean Beach might become an affordable housing complex; and Mick Jagger busted out some solid Silicon Valley wisecracks at Wednesday night’s Rolling Stones concert.
SF News Humpday Headlines: SF Supervisors at War Over Police Pension Ballot Measure San Jose police have confirmed that the father is a suspect in the death of three-year-old Ellie Lorenzo; SF supervisors Hillary Ronen and Aaron Peskin are at odds over a ballot measure; and friends of Tan DaGod say she was targeted in Saturday's shooting.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Golden Gate Bridge Suicide Netting Finally Complete There was a ceremony Monday to celebrate the completion of the suicide-prevention nets on the Golden Gate Bridge; new CA law prohibits school policies about informing parents of pronoun changes; and more on the Ellie Lorenzo case.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Trump Documents Case Thrown Out That Trump-appointed judge in Florida has dismissed the classified documents case against him; a crash in Contra Costa County leaves one dead; and lawsuits have come to light from UCSF lab workers near the Hunters Point Shipyard.
SF News Sunday Links: Missing Fremont Girl Found Dead The missing three-year-old from Fremont, Ellie Lorenzo, was found dead in San Jose; Nancy Pelosi condemns the assassination attempt on Trump; and Steve Garvey traveled to Israel for some reason.
SF News Saturday Links: Three-Year-Old Fremont Girl Missing After Death of Father A three-year-old girl from Fremont is missing after her father was found dead in SF; the Alameda man who killed his family made a court appearance; and Dr. Ruth has died at age 96.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: AT&T Customers' Cell Records Exposed In Breach All AT&T cell customers likely had their call and text records breached; that Australian businessman found in an SF hospital may not have met with any violence after all; and California's mountain ranges could see dry lightning strikes this weekend.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Bay Area Council Promotes California Forever Plan The influential Bay Area Council has surprisingly come out in favor of California Forever's Solano County plans; Scott Peterson is back in court today; and a luxury penthouse in Pac Heights has dropped its asking price significantly.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Pelosi Says 'It's Up to the President to Decide' Whether to Stay in the Race Nancy Pelosi once again hedged about Biden staying in the race; Oakland police appear to be under-reporting crime data; and San Jose business leaders are pushing for more federal funding for the BART extension.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Oakland Mother Grieves Second Child Lost to Gun Violence There is new information about a May 3 incident that may be linked to the unfolding Oakland scandal that ensnared the mayor; an Oakland mother talks about losing a second child in three years to guns; and those 13 teenage hikers near Tahoe have reunited with their families.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Two SF Giants Just Got Named to This Year’s MLB All-Star Team We have some new details on the Channing Tatum movie that’s been shooting near Golden Gate Park; a couple dozen East Bay parks that were closed for the heat wave have reopened; and the SF Giants just got a pitcher and outfielder named to the NL All-Star team for next week’s game.
SF News Sunday Links: Schiff Says Biden Must 'Win Overwhelmingly' or Step Aside Rep. Adam Schiff became the first California Democrat to publicly cast doubt on Biden's run; the heatwave has basically broken in San Francisco; and some hikers needed rescue from a cliff in Daly City.
SF News Saturday Links: San Francisco Woman Killed In Oakland's Uptown A 29-year-old SF woman was fatally shot in Oakland's Uptown neighborhood Friday night; the SFPD continues to say they will prevent the Dolores Hill Bomb from happening; and a Lake County man was arrested for sparking a fire with his weedwacker.
SF News Day After Independence Day Hangover Links: California Forcing Permanent Water Cutbacks Starting in 2027 Fourth of July fireworks brought mayhem to the Mission and grass fires to the East Bay; a large new wildfire near Yosemite has burned nearly 800 acres and forced evacuations; and California will be imposing strict new water restrictions starting in 2027.
SF News Independence Day Headlines: One Suspect Charged In Lake Merritt Shooting The heatwave has now been blamed for one death in the Bay Area; a 15-month-old child was critically injured falling out of a Mission District window; and one suspect has now been charged in the June 19 Lake Merritt shooting.
SF News Pre-Fourth Headlines: Heatwave May Last Over a Week This heatwave we're having could go on until the middle of next week if not longer; Oakland has been paying out loads of money in settlements over pothole-related injuries; and Brazilian and Colombian soccer fans came together Tuesday at Levi's Stadium.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Berkeley Hills Fire Possibly Caused By Firework A vegetation fire in the Berkeley hills Monday night was possibly caused by a firework; PG&E has begun shutting off power in the North Bay; and apparently Gavin Newsom is very popular in China.
