SF News Sunday Links: Lowriders On Parade The lowriders were on parade this morning in the Mission for Carnaval; the Chronicle delves into a new wage-theft complaint at Horn Barbecue; and Bradley Cooper and Steph Curry were tossing cheesesteaks into the crowd at BottleRock.
SF News Saturday Links: SF Mayoral Candidate and Levi's Heir Daniel Lurie Says He's Self-Funding His Campaign Rich SF mayoral candidate Daniel Lurie said Friday that he will opt out of public financing for his campaign; a man was convicted for molesting a high schooler on a Muni bus; and Napa's Bottle Rock music festival is starting this weekend.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Missing 70-Year-Old Oakland Woman Found Safe A 70-year-old Oakland woman who disappeared while hiking near Fort Bragg was located Thursday; the candidates for mayor of SF all gather for a Milk Club forum; and a group of Valencia merchants want the SFMTA director to resign.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Contra Costa Fair Workers Robbed at Gunpoint Two workers at the Contra Costa County Fair were robbed at gunpoint; UC Berkeley had a big power outage; and the Justice Department is now suing Live Nation for having a monopoly on ticket sales.
SF News Humpday Headlines: SF Sheriff's Excercise Involving Pepper Spray Sickens Elementary School Students A San Francisco man was arrested in Pacifica for burglarizing businesses; an SF Sheriff's Dept. exercise involving chemical agents impacts kids at a nearby school; and Shasta Lake has filled up for the second year in a row.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Turbulence Kills One and Injures Dozens On Singapore Flight One person died in a fiery crash in Fremont this morning; over 70 people were injured and one man died on a Singapore Airlines flight in a severe turbulence incident; and Half Moon Bay farmworkers are getting a payout.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Downtown Oakland Shooting Leaves One Dead A 36-year-old man was shot while driving in downtown Oakland early Monday; one block in the Marina sees the city's most calls about blocked driveways; and Sam Altman says he can't eat out in public anymore.
SF News Sunday Links: Wildfire on Yerba Buena Island Stops Bay Bridge Traffic for Two Hours Saturday Afternoon Firefighters responded to a grass fire in an uninhabited part of Yerba Buena island around 2:30 p.m. Saturday; there's a new exhibition on puppets at the SF Public Library; and a Bay Area grandma swam from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Farallon Islands.
SF News Saturday Links: Horseback Riding in Golden Gate Park Shut Down After Allegations of Mistreatment of Animals The SF Parks Department revoked the permit for the company providing horseback riding services at Golden Gate Park; a 78-year-old SF man with dementia is missing; and the Transamerica Pyramid is undergoing renovations.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Justice Alito Flew an Upside-Down Flag On His Lawn David DePape faces sentencing in federal court today for the 2022 attack on Paul Pelosi; protesters who took over a building at UC Berkeley have been arrested; and Justice Samuel Alito will have to answer for a 'Stop the Steal' symbol that appeared on his lawn in January 2021.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: 4.0M Earthquake Hits NorCal Coast A 4.0M earthquake rumbled in Humboldt County around midnight last night; the SF State protest encampment is scaling back; and the Supreme Court rejected a challenge over the funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Farmworker Housing Approved In Half Moon Bay Hearing to get a new trial for Scott Peterson gets underway; a house fire in Brisbane was caused by dryer lint; and a project to build farmworker housing in Half Moon Bay was approved by the city's planning commission after lengthy debate.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Gaza Protest Targets North Bay Congressman Protesters are sitting in on the San Jose State campus as of Monday; a protest arrived at a fundraiser for North Coast Congressman Jared Huffman in Sonoma; and succession drama roils a family-owned winery in Napa.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: One Person Injured In Russian Hill SRO Fire One person was injured in a fire at the Broadway Hotel on Polk Street Sunday morning; a prominent East Bay political couple was killed in a SoCal car crash; and hundreds gathered at Glide Sunday for a memorial for Rev. Cecil Williams.
SF News Sunday Links: Court Revives Dispute Over Public Access to Local Billionaire's South Bay Beach After 16 Years A judge ruled that California's lawsuit against billionaire Vinod Khosla over the beach he bought and closed off to the public can proceed; hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors disrupted UC Berkeley's graduation; and a second night of the Northern Ligths were visible in the Bay Area Saturday.
SF News Saturday Links: California Faces a $28 Billion Budget Deficit California Gov. Gavin Newsom is trying to balance the state's budget deficit by cutting spending and leaving jobs open; the Feds want to sentence Paul Pelosi attacker David Depape to 40 years; and President Biden is back in the Bay to fundraise (again).
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Enjoy the Warmest Day of the Year So Far It's going to be nice and warm today and tomorrow; VP Kamala Harris discusses her fears about the current Supreme Court; and which billionaire's superyacht has been anchored in the Bay this week?
SF News Humpday Headlines: BART Delays Caused By Police Search For Robbery Suspect There was a significant delay in the BART system early Wednesday due to a police search for a suspect in San Francisco; a man who led North Bay police on a chase Friday remains critical from a self-inflicted gunshot wound; and cult filmmaker John Waters was injured in a car accident.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Lake Oroville Reaches Capacity for Second Straight Year Lake Oroville, California's second-largest reservoir, hit full capacity on Monday; the president of SF State sat down to have a dialogue with student protesters; and Elizabeth Holmes got a few months shaved off her sentence for good behavior.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Lightning Strikes NorCal Mobile Home A Hayward man has been arrested for an April murder; lightning struck a home in a mobile home park in Placer County on Saturday; and four people were rescued in Tomales Bay on Sunday after their boat capsized.
SF News Sunday Links: Bay Area Celebrates Cinco de Mayo Check out these events around the Bay Area to celebrate Cinco de Mayo; but watch out for increased police patrols to prevent sideshows; and a 3.4M earthquake struck the Humboldt County coast Sunday morning.
SF News Saturday Links: Unusual May Rain in Bay Area Prompts Flood Warnings Saturday's rain was almost an inch in downtown SF, but should clear out by nighttime; a woman was busted for running an illegal gambling ring in the Tenderloin; and a rat infestation shut down an Oakland McDonald's.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Mayor Responds to Protest, Adds Funding For City Clinic to Bond Measure SF Mayor London Breed said that funding would be added for City Clinic in her proposed bond measure; the USPS is offering a reward in connection with a mail carrier robbery in Oakland; and thousands turned out for Downtown First Thursdays.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: LAPD Descends on UCLA Encampment; 2 Injured In Scuffle at UC Berkeley Camp The LAPD cleared the encampment at UCLA early this morning after facing heavy resistance; a tussle broke out at the UC Berkeley encampment Wednesday night between two opposing groups; and the Bay Lights are set to come back on on the Bay Bridge next March.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Google Outage Affects Search, Google Drive Police in San Jose busted a brothel; a beloved formerly homeless man in Berkeley was found dead from an apparent fall; and Google was experiencing a major outage this morning.