SF News Saturday Links: Elizabeth Warren Rallies Voters In Oakland One of the eight kids who won the National Spelling Bee is from San Jose, Jane Kim is working for Bernie Sanders now, and Elizbeth Warren drew a crowd of 6,500 in Kamala Harris' hometown.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Zuckerberg Votes To Keep Himself In Power An arrest was made in a 2016 murder at the Endup, West Oakland is getting a grocery store for the first time in 40 years, and a local radio station is taking a break from Drake during the NBA Finals.
SF News Thursday Morning Updates: Muni and BART Delays Hamper Commute Multiple Muni delays and a BART switching problem were messing up Thursday's commute, the Assembly votes to cap rent increases, and a 40-year-old man mysteriously died in custody at Santa Rita Jail Wednesday right before his release.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Fatal Collision On Bay Bridge Causes Major Traffic Westbound traffic getting to the Bay Bridge has been terrible this morning, the suspect in Saturday's fatal shooting has been ID'd, and Oakland took another step toward legalizing 'shrooms.
SF News Tuesday Morning Stories: Westfield Mall Evacuated The Westfield mall was evacuated Sunday evening on reports of "potential weapon," Oracle is laying off 350 people in the Bay Area, and teachers in Union City are still on strike.
SF News Memorial Day Headlines: Golden Gate Bridge Turns 82 The SF Police Commission has come out on the side of Chief Bill Scott, three teens were arrested in Antioch after an armed robbery and 30-mile chase, and Paradise has become a destination for disaster tourists.
SF News Sunday Links: Police Union Calls For SFPD Chief To Resign Neil Young's set got cut off by BottleRock's strict curfew Saturday night, three teens including two from SF were arrested following a head-on collision and multiple thefts in San Mateo County, and Warriors will be facing the Raptors starting Thursday.
SF News Saturday Links: Russian River Businesses Still Recovering From Floods Two people have been arrested in a shooting and stabbing that occurred on the Embarcadero earlier this month, and the Russian River is still running too high and fast for floating or canoeing this holiday weekend.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Doctored Videos Making Pelosi Look Drunk Go Viral Traffic will be bad getting out of town today but roads will be most clogged tomorrow afternoon, BART talks fare hikes, and City College will remain free without having to go to the ballot.
SF News Thursday Morning Stories: Dustup Between Old Hippie and Cellphone-Wielding Resident In Precita Park A power outage has shuttered the Ferry Building, SF jail inmates filed a class-action suit over sleep deprivation, and David Talbot brings us a story of New San Francisco clashing with an old hippie living in his van.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Transit Center Reopening Inches Forward SFPD chief Bill Scott says journalist Bryan Carmody is suspected of conspiracy, an independent panel is reviewing the Transbay Transit Center repairs, and a 74-year-old woman was kidnapped off the street and raped near McLaren Park.
SF News Tuesday Morning Updates: Western Addition Shooting Victim ID'd Governor Newsom is making a big announcement on homelessness in Oakland today, teachers are still on strike in Union City, and the victim has been identified SF's 15th homicide of the year.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Mayor Breed Does Not Support Police Raid On Journalist Breed is walking back some initial perceived support of the SFPD raid on journalist Bryan Carmody's home, teachers are on strike in Union City, and a Utah man was arrested for making threats to shoot YouTube employees.
SF News Sunday Links: A Mostly Dry Bay to Breakers PG&E says it could put San Francisco in a blackout if it shuts off high-voltage transmission lines to prevent wildfires elsewhere, and the DA has dropped all charges against a cable car operator accused of pocketing fares.
SF News Saturday Links: Gilroy Garlic Farmers Applaud Tariffs A man was fatally shot in the Western Addition this morning, Willie Brown poo-poos Kamala's campaign, and a pet-sitter is caught misbehaving on camera.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Wilbur Hot Springs Goes On The Market Rainy weather could impact grape crops, Warriors win Game 2, and another whale dies of malnutrition.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Chronicle Condemns SFPD Raid On Journalist's Home The FBI has stepped in after a string of six shootings this week, some likely connected, in Richmond; and SFPD Chief Bill Scott defended the raid on freelance journalist Bryan Carmody's home in front of the Police Commission.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Mayor Supports Controversial Police Raid City College may have been overpaying faculty, a proposed law to double affordable housing fees paid by office developers, and Facebook changes live-streaming rules.
SF News Tuesday Morning Updates: Big Rig On Fire Causes I-580 Backup In Oakland A big rig carrying cooking oil caught fire and shut down lanes of the westbound I-580 bridge connector Tuesday morning, and PG&E execs are being forced by a judge to tour Paradise and San Bruno.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: String of Shootings Rattles Richmond A pedestrian was killed by a bus in the Tenderloin on Saturday, a proposed hydroelectric plant south of Yosemite is causing controversy, and a big antitrust case against Apple can move forward, says SCOTUS.
SF News Sunday Links: Suspect Arrested Following Carjacking/Kidnapping In Oakland Saturday night's Amber Alert about a three-year-old girl in a carjacked vehicle ended with the girl safe and a suspect arrested, and there's a BBQ'n While Black event at Lake Merritt today marking the one-year anniversary of the BBQ Becky incident.
SF News Saturday Links: Comey Tweet Leads to Crazies Descending on Grass Valley School Die-off of gray whales is highly unusual even for a mild El Nino year, Pete Buttigieg was in SF for a fundraiser, and a James Comey tweet sets conspiracy Twitter on fire.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Uber Prices IPO Shares At Bottom Of Range Tubbs Fire victims in Santa Rosa say they're being taken advantage of by a contractor, a suspect was arrested in a string of Dublin arsons, and 15 sets of twins are graduating in the same high school class.
SF News Thursday Morning Whats Up: Munchery Sells Its South SF Headquarters Florence Fang has filed her discrimination suit in the Flintstones House case, Munchery has sold its food service facility at auction, and what to expect from Uber's IPO day.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Uber / Lyft Driver Strike Kicks Off SF School Board President says he was racially profiled at a Walgreens, Monday's dead whale gets necropsy, and A's pitcher Mike Fiers pitches no-hitter.
