SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Environmental Group Sues Navy Over SF Shipyard Cleanup An environmental group has made good on a legal threat to sue the Navy over the Hunters Point Shipyard cleanup; the Supreme Court has overturned yet another huge precedent with wide-ranging consequences; and several UC Berkeley swimmers are headed to the Olympics.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Supreme Court Hampers More EPA Efforts A teen had to be rescued in Alameda after getting stuck in some shoreline mud; Tesla's been ordered to stop polluting; and the Supreme Court released another handful of big decisions, including one about the EPA.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Supreme Court Sides With Biden Administration on Social Media Misinformation The Supreme Court ruled in favor of social media companies and the Biden Administration with regard to curbing misinformation online; BART has halted Red Line service; and Santa Rosa is dealing with a large power outage.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Dry Lightning Striking All Over California One California county saw 1,000 lightning strikes overnight; Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's comms guy has left his job; and Elon Musk has fathered yet another kid, his twelfth.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Avocado Truck Overturns on 101 A truck carrying 16,000 pounds of avocados overturned in the northbound lanes of 101 in San Mateo; SF officials pushback on study calling SF the country's "worst-run city"; and a 30-year-old McDonald's has closed at Stonestown.
SF News Sunday Links: Yet Another Sideshow Shuts Down Bay Bridge There was yet another sideshow on the Bay Bridge early this morning; four people were injured in a shooting in Vallejo; and a two-acre grass fire broke out in San Francisco Saturday night.
SF News Saturday Links: World's Ugliest Dog Crowned at Sonoma-Marin Fair A three-time second-place winner named Wild Thang won the World's Ugliest Dog contest Friday; an attorney for Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao says the raid on her home was "bad optics"; and beloved local chef and food writer Narsai David has died.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Heat Wave Descends on Bay Area Parts of the East Bay could see 100-degree temps this weekend; the CPUC says AT&T has to continue being the carrier of last resort for rural communities; and KTVU says goodbye to Julie Haener.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: COVID Summer Swell Arrives Like 'Clockwork' The annual rise in COVID infections is arriving along with summer gatherings as it has before; Sonoma County sees an 11% uptick in homelessness; and Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to ban cellphones from schools statewide.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Power Outage at SFO Causes Ground Stop A power outage caused a brief ground stop at SFO this morning; fog will move back in over SF and parts of the East Bay today and tomorrow; and the Point Fire in Sonoma County appears under control and is 50% contained.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Muslims Harrassed During Communal Prayer In SF Park A group of people gathered for a Muslim prayer Monday for Eid al-Adha were harassed in SF; home values in Stinson Beach have exploded; and SF ranks dead last in a new study of the best- and worst-run cities.
SF News Monday Morning Links: Stanford Graduates Walk Out of Their Graduation A group of Stanford students walked out of their graduation in protest of the war in Gaza; an SF venture capitalist is snapping up a group of Sonoma properties from an embattled investor; and the other half of Harvey Milk Terminal 1 opens to travelers today.
SF News Sunday Links: One Killed In Mission District Shooting One person was fatally shot early Saturday on Wiese Street in SF's Mission District; parts of Solano County are under a Red Flag Warning; and BART riders witnessed a scuffle over a gun on Saturday afternoon at 24th Street Station.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Feds Expand Crackdown In SF's Tenderloin Federal law enforcement is expanding its 'All Hands on Deck' initiative in SF's Tenderloin; there was a vigil Thursday for a hit-and-run victim in Bernal Heights; and two female Apple employees are suing over gender-based wage gaps.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Pill Access The Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of upholding women's access to mifepristone; there was a fatal motorcycle crash on westbound I-580 in Livermore causing a major backup; and the Oakland City Council approved the sale of the Coliseum complex.
SF News Humpday Headlines: SF Declared a Sanctuary City For Transgender People San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted to make the city a sanctuary for transgender people; a new poll finds Mark Farrell leading in the SF mayor's race; and In-N-Out has raised its prices in California to cover the state's minimum-wage requirements.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Liberal Activist Secretly Records Alito and His Wife A liberal activist attended a black-tie event in DC last week and secretly recorded Justices Samuel Alito and John Roberts; also, Alito's wife talked about her religion and her love of flags; and Cal Fire is conducting major training exercises for nighttime firefighting.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Kite Surfer Rescued After Spelling 'HELP' on Beach There was a solo car crash early Monday at the Bay Bridge Toll Plaza; a kite surfer got stranded on a remote beach and needed rescue in Santa Cruz; and an Oakland church was severely vandalized and left without electricity.
SF News Sunday Links: Suspect In Sacramento Mass Shooting Dies In Jail One of three suspects in the April 2022 mass shooting in downtown Sacramento died in jail; a car fire shut down part of the Bay Bridge Saturday night; and a fire in SF's Outer Sunset has displaced one family.
SF News Saturday Links: 19-Year-Old Killed In Dolores Park Was Lowell High Grad The 19-year-old man who was fatally shot Wednesday in Dolores Park has been identified; the Peninsula Humane Society has rescued two baby peregrine falcons in the span of a week; and the Japantown Mall has seen a major comeback thanks mostly to teens.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: NorCal Woman's Death Caused By Bear Mauling Mayoral candidate Mark Farrell's record on addressing homelessness is thin, though he's trying to use it as a campaign tentpole; that Trump fundraiser raised $12 million; and a 71-year-old woman was fatally mauled by a black bear in a small Sierra County town.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Two Marin Men Jailed In Italy For Cop Killing Back In Court The two young men convicted for the 2019 murder of a Roman police officer are having their appeal heard; Visa has moved into its new offices in Mission Rock; and SF Pride puts out a statement saying there is "no Israeli float" in the Pride parade.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Protesters Take Over Office of Stanford President, 13 Arrested Pro-Palestinian protesters took over the office of Stanford President Richard Saller this morning; a prominent Yosemite rock climber has been sentenced to life for sexual assault; and a free grocery store has opened in the Bayview.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Below Average Wildfire Risk Predicted For at Least a Couple Months Forecasters say June and July should see below average wildfire risk, but then things could change; a man was fatally shot in West Oakland Tuesday morning; and Elon Musk is getting sued by Tesla shareholders over a 2022 stock dump.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Can Powell Street Be Saved? SF is throwing $6 million at the vacancy problem on Powell Street but will it help?; a fire in East San Jose burned three homes; and Mexican nationals in the Bay Area come out to vote for the country's first female president.
