SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Major Healthcare Conference In SF Canceled Closing arguments begin today in the Elizabeth Holmes trial, a brazen mugging happened Wednesday afternoon in Pacific Heights, and JP Morgan just canceled an in-person healthcare conference in SF in January.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Dungeness Crab Season Opens For SF/Sonoma Coast Before NYE Local Dungeness crab will again be available before New Year's, the Santa Clara Board of Supervisors has voted to limit residential development in an agricultural area, and the Senate has just confirmed two of Biden's appointees to the Ninth Circuit.
Arts & Entertainment Reopened Museum of the African Diaspora Gets Raves for Ghanaian Paintings, Also Gets a Grant From the NBA Foundation Amoako Boafo’s first museum show ‘Soul of Black Folks’ is the toast of the local art scene, plus the MoAD scored a grant from the NBA Foundation, and a cameo in a new Dockers commercial.
SF News One Killed, Another Shot, Another Stabbed in Early Morning SoMa Incident Two people were shot, one of whom died, just after midnight Wednesday morning, and a nearby stabbing may have been related.
SF News Developer Unveils Plans For Downtown SF Tower That Will Almost Match Salesforce In Height What had been planned as an 818-foot tower has become an 1,066-foot tower according to newly unveiled project plans from developer Hines for a site behind the historic PG&E headquarters building in downtown SF.
SF News Mill Valley Capitol Rioter Hit With More Charges of Assaulting Police, But He’s Still In Belarus A new indictment presents video of Mill Valley hotel heir Evan Neumann punching capitol police, but he’s sought asylum in Belarus, so we’ll see what happens.
SF News Six Bay Area Men Arrested For a Staggering 70 Attacks on Asian Women The suspects allegedly targeted Asian women exclusively, according to the Santa Clara DA, and had a pattern of attacking women walking alone to their cars.
SF News Walnut Creek Nordstrom Flash-Mob Suspects Once Again Allowed To Walk Free After Computer Snafu In the second accidental suspect release in two weeks, the mere three suspects arrested in the 80-member flash-mob Nordstrom heist are all released, but two of them apparently shouldn’t have been.
SF News Tesla Employee Allegedly Shot Coworker In Parking Lot Following Argument A 29-year-old employee at Tesla's Fremont plant is in police custody after he allegedly shot and killed a coworker on Monday, in the factory parking lot.
Bay Area Sports Steph Curry Breaks NBA All-Time 3-Point Record, Says He's 'Comfortable' Being Called the Greatest Shooter Now The Golden State Warriors toppled the New York Knicks 105-96 at Madison Square Garden Tuesday night, rising to 23-5 on the year as Steph Curry broke the NBA record for most 3-pointers made in the history of the game.
SF News SF, Marin, Alameda and Contra Costa Counties Exempt From New State Mask Mandate San Francisco's rules that allow for no masks at gyms, workplaces, and places of worship get to stand, because we've all been so good up until now.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Highway 1 Closed Due to Big Sur Rockslides The SF School Board passed a balanced budget on Tuesday avoiding a state takeover, alleged retail thieves were busted in Vallejo, and a section of Highway 1 in Big Sur remains closed to traffic after multiple rockslides.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Steph Curry Just Became the Three-Point King Of NBA History We have our first look at a 3,000-unit housing village coming to Stonestown, you can now pass your iPhone data to a loved one when you die, and Stephen Curry just broke the all-time NBA three-point record.
SF Politics Breed Announces Another Tenderloin Crime Crackdown; This Time She Must Be Serious Because She Said ‘Bulls**t’ The mayor of SF announced Tuesday her intention to stack the Tenderloin with more cops, with “more aggressive with law enforcement” to end “all the bullshit that has destroyed our city.”
SF News San Francisco Remains the Safest Large City In the U.S. — When Comes to COVID Mortality Despite hysterical headlines about shoplifting and overdoses, San Francisco has suffered hundreds, sometimes even thousands fewer COVID-19 deaths than other major U.S. cities, relative to population size.
SF News It's Going to Cost $450K to Stop the Golden Gate Bridge From 'Singing' Whether you're charmed or perturbed by the loud hum coming from the Golden Gate Bridge on windy days, it's likely going to get fixed next year.
SF News Group of Mendocino Anti-Maskers Tries to Mob Stores In Protest of Mask Mandate California's renewed, holiday-season mask mandate for indoor public spaces is surely annoying people of many stripes in counties where they've gotten used to no masks again — not just the super Trump-y anti-maskers of yore. But there are still plenty of those!
SF News Santa Cruz Man Sentenced to 20 Years to Life for Murder of Ghost Ship Survivor Girlfriend A 30-year-old Santa Cruz man has been sentenced in the June killing of his former girlfriend — a crime to which he confessed before pleading not guilty, and then later confessed again and changed his plea.
SF News Dead Body Found at Fremont Tesla Factory, Police Rule It a Homicide A body turned up Monday afternoon at the Tesla plant in Fremont, and something’s suspicious, because Fremont Police have referred the case to their homicide unit.
SF News Record Rain — But No Significant Flooding — Pummels Bay Area Once More Call it the Pineapple Express or an atmospheric river, but the pre-winter season of 2021 is really coming through so far in terms of some (potentially) drought-ending precipitation.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Some Spots In Sierra Getting Eight Feet of Snow Tahoe got inundated with a thick dumping of snow on Monday and it is still snowing, a 14-year-old in Fairfield was arrested for threats to a high school, and the oldest living person in California resides in the East Bay.
SF News Day Around the Bay: 91% of BART Employees Are Vaccinated Oakland had its 131st homicide today — tying a record from 2012 — BART says 91% of its workers are vaccinated, and SFO got almost 3 inches of rain in the last 24 hours.
SF Politics Recall SF School Board Movement Sues Over Democratic Party Opposing Recall; Breed Proposes New Board Oversight The war over the SF Board of Education ramped up Monday as Mayor London Breed proposed a charter amendment that would limit the power of the board, and the recall movement is suing to halt a negative endorsement by the local Democratic Party.
SF News Police: Louis Vuitton Smash-and-Grab Was Coordinated on Snapchat The gang of thieves in the infamous November 20 Union Square flash-mob robbery apparently didn’t even know each other, as law enforcement officials now say the crew was recruited via the disappearing message app Snapchat.
SF News Shootings in the Tenderloin and Potrero Leave One Dead, Three Injured A pair of separate weekend shootings in San Francisco left three people injured and one female victim dead.
