SF News Milpitas Woman Goes Missing, and Neighbor Is Arrested After Her Body Is Discovered In His Backyard A Milpitas man is now in jail after police say he killed a woman and then buried her in a backyard.
SF News Arrest Made and Details of Video Emerge In Assault on 49ers Fan Daniel Luna at SoFi Stadium A suspect was arrested in connection with the assault on Oakland chef Daniel Luna outside the Rams' stadium in Inglewood on Sunday during the NFC Championship game, which has put Luna in a medically induced coma.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Bail Denied For Los Gatos 'Cool Mom' Los Gatos "cool mom" Shannon O'Connor had her bail motion denied, Santa Clara County jails need an extra $1.5 million to cover rising food costs, and a second lawsuit has been filed in the death of Mario Gonzalez at the hands of Alameda police.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Octagon House Price Reduced to ‘Just’ $6.5 Million A GoFundMe is set up for the 49ers fan attacked in L.A., SF Supervisors are again making noise about cutting all ties with PG&E, and the Russian Hill Octagon House has its asking price slashed by more than a million bucks.
SF News Now the Landmark Embarcadero Cinema is Closing, as COVID Continues to Ravage Movie Theaters Thursday night is your last chance to see a movie at the Landmark Theatres Embarcadero Center Cinema, as the place is closing permanently at the end of the night.
SF News Mystery COVID 'Lineages' Found In Viral Fragments In Wastewater In California and New York Not that the pandemic-anxious need anything to add to their arsenal of anxiety sources, but the New York Times has a story today about an ongoing mystery happening in wastewater surveillance of COVID-19 that researchers can't pin down.
SF Politics DA Chesa Boudin Says SFPD Withdrawl From Investigation Agreement Is Political, Made Under Pressure From Police Union Embattled District Attorney Chesa Boudin continues to push back against his critics and those who want him recalled in an election this spring, and this week he's having to engage in a war of words with the police chief.
Bay Area Sports Oakland Chef and 49ers Fan Suffered Horrific Beatdown at Rams’ Stadium, Now in Medically Induced Coma A 49ers fan made the trip to L.A. only to be assaulted in the parking lot, and we now know that it was Daniel Luna, who owns a Peruvian restaurant in Oakland and is currently in a medically induced coma.
SF News BART Makes a Big To-Doo Over Finally Reopening the Bathrooms at Powell Street Station BART made a big stink over its new all-gender, shiny new bathrooms at Powell Street stations, in a grand opening celebration complete with a toilet paper-cutting ceremony.
SF News East Bay Man Pleads Guilty to Impersonating Mailman to Steal Identities Mail theft has been an increasingly severe problem in San Francisco and the wider Bay Area since the start of the pandemic, and in one recent case, a mail thief based in the East Bay has pleaded guilty in federal court.
Business & Tech SF-Based Property Management Startup Hemlane Closes $9 Million Series A To Unlock Work-From-Home Accessibility For Property Managers Many technology businesses thrived during the pandemic as work-from-home took hold of the world. Zoom meetings abound, service businesses across the US turned to tech to allow business to continue. Some industries were
SF News Fire Hits Taqueria Los Coyotes Building in the Mission, Displaces 22 People A fire tore through the three-story 16th Street building that is home to Taqueria Los Coyotes just after midnight Wednesday night, injuring at least two people and displacing 22 residents.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Tesla Has Yet Another Massive Recall The Washington state trooper who publicly quit over vaccine mandates has died of COVID, Tesla is doing yet another massive recall over a seatbelt chime, and Rudy Giuliani went on 'The Masked Singer'.
SF News Right-Wing Nutjob Couple Who Painted Over BLM Mural In Martinez Arrested For Burglary, Meth Possession Well well well. A couple hailed as heroes by Tucker Carlson for their brave work expressing the fears of ignorant white people back in 2020 has just been arrested for allegedly burglarizing a dead man's home and possessing meth.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Meta Stock Price Tumbles Because of Metaverse Spending Facebook/Meta's share price took a dive in after-hours trading after a rare decline in profits due to metaverse spending, the SFPD is withdrawing from a key agreement with Chesa Boudin's office, and the fire near Big Sur is all contained.
SF News Activists Furious at Newsom for Granting PG&E a Safety Certification, Given All the Manslaughter Charges and Whatnot Critics did not mince words after the state gave PG&E a renewed safety certification Monday, saying that Gavin Newsom “handed a license to burn back to the most murderous corporation in history.”
SF News State of SF Economy: Tech Booming, Unemployment Low, But Tourism and Hospitality Still Screwed The SF unemployment rate is a fabulously low 2.9%, but the FiDi is still a ghost town, and SF’s economic recovery lags behind that of other cities, according to a new report from the Office of the Controller.
Arts & Entertainment SF Drag Queens Heklina and Pippi Lovestocking Make 'Court' Appearance On 'Judge Steve Harvey' Have you seen this new, decidedly non-legit version of People's Court that ABC is airing with Steve Harvey pretend-mediating real-life disagreements and handing people money? Well, a couple of local drag queens got themselves on the show to pretend-fight over some dresses.
Business & Tech Slack Lets Go Of Its Entire Office Space at 45 Fremont Three Years After Leasing It Slack, the workplace messaging tool that allows one never to have to physically be in the workplace but also allows one to never actually stop working, is giving up its physical workplace in SoMa.
SF News Alleged Sham Contractors Arrested for Unlicensed Work in Camp Fire Rebuild Four men who claimed to be licensed contractors, but were not, were arrested after generating complaints from Camp Fire fire victims in Paradise.
SF News BART Trains to SFO Briefly Halted After Tree Falls Onto Tracks Amid Gusty Winds It's a windy day all over the Bay, and winds took out a tree next to the BART tracks south of San Francisco, leading to a service interruption in the direction of SFO and Millbrae.
SF News Atherton and Hillsborough Mansions Hit With 'Burglary Tourism' By Chilean Gangs Out of L.A. Police say the MO of the thieves matches what's been seen in Southern California and elsewhere, where organized groups of Chileans have been methodically breaking into the homes of the wealthy.
moving SF Residents Moving Around The Greater Bay Area Is Creating A 'Megaregion' SF moving companies have been busy, as San Francisco residents have been largely relocating to nearby counties. As an increasing number of residents have been leaving the Bay Area over the past few
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Downtown Restaurant Boulevard Has Windows Smashed, Suspect Has Caused Trouble There Before Someone in San Francisco seems to have an issue with recently reopened Parisian-themed restaurant Boulevard, smashing its windows with a wine bottle, and on another occasion assaulting a manager.
SF News USF Announces Plans to Acquire and Merge With the Financially Troubled San Francisco Art Institute After several years of turmoil at the financially strapped San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI), the University of San Francisco (USF) announced Tuesday that it has plans to acquire and merge with SFAI, bringing the art institute's degree programs under the USF umbrella.
