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Humpday Headlines: Two Arrests Made In Fillmore Shooting
One of the two suspects in Saturday's shooting in the Fillmore was among the injured, and the suspect in a Monday shooting in SoMa was apprehended in Southern California.
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Day Around the Bay: Remains ID'd Of Missing Woman At Fort Funston
Kyra Scarlet's remains have been confirmed found, a Flintstones House petition, a settlement in the the Mario Woods wrongful death case, and a murder suspect appears in court.
Arts & Entertainment
Watch Oprah And Steven Spielberg Dork Out Over Apple's Spiral Elevator
Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg were among the glitterati in attendance at Monday's big Apple TV+ unveiling, and they both were adorably delighted with the cable-free, spinning glass elevator that takes people up to ground level from the subterranean Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park.
Bay Area Sports
Giants Primed to Take Aim at the Dodgers With Healthy Squad
The Giants are inching nearer to the beginning of the 2019 regular season, and they are looking very healthy and ready to meet the challenge of toppling the perennial powerhouse Dodgers and their stranglehold on the N.L. West.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
Another Castro Neighborhood Stalwart, Firewood, Is Closing After Two Decades
Rack up yet another closure of a longtime neighborhood haunt for the Castro: Firewood Cafe is shutting its doors on 18th Street at the end of this week.
Arts & Entertainment
Lawrence Ferlinghetti Turns 100, Publishes Autobiographical Novel 'Little Boy'
One of San Francisco's last living connections to the Beat Generation, the man who first published both Allen Ginsberg's Howl & Other Poems and Frank O'Hara's Lunch Poems, and wrote his own classic collection A Coney Island Of the Mind, just celebrated his 100th birthday on Sunday.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
Alice Waters Is Having A Yard Sale At Chez Panisse This Sunday
Alice Waters and her daughter Fanny Singer have been doing some spring cleaning, apparently, and they're having a "mother-daughter flea market" in the Chez Panisse parking lot this weekend.
Arts & Entertainment
Jordan Peele's 'Us' May Scare People Away From Santa Cruz This Summer
One perhaps unintended side-effect of Jordan Peele's by-all-accounts-terrifying new horror film 'Us' is that moviegoers can't see the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk in quite the same way anymore.
SF News
Yet Another Poll Insists Everyone Hates the Bay Area and Wants to Leave
Nearly half of Bay Area respondents say they’ll move out “in the next few years,” or at least that’s what they told pollsters.
Arts & Entertainment
Childish Gambino, Twenty One Pilots, Lil Wayne & Kacey Musgraves Headlining Outside Lands 2019
We now have the full lineup announcement for Outside Lands 2019, which is happening August 9 to 11 in Golden Gate Park, and we know who'll be joining the bill besides the great Paul Simon.
Bay Area Sports
Giants CEO Larry Baer Suspended By MLB In Domestic Incident Caught On Video
Baer's leave of absence is being converted into an unpaid suspension following the March 1 incident in Hayes Valley.
SF News
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Two Arrests In Separate BART Incidents
BART Police apprehended two suspects in separate assault and robbery incidents Monday evening, and a 28-year-old man went missing in the ocean near Pacifica.
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Day Around The Bay: More Trouble On The Richmond Bridge
Another part of the Richmond Bridge needs an immediate repair, and people are asking why the Chase Center lineup is so lame, and white, and male.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
Jardiniere Will Close After 21 Years In Civic Center, In Late April
Jardiniere, which opened in a far different Civic Center back in 1997, is calling it quits next month as chef-owner Traci Des Jardins says she's "tired of fine dining."
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
The 13 Best Cookies In San Francisco, By Neighborhood
San Francisco has countless bakeries putting out some of the world's top cookies, cakes, and breads. We taste-tested SF's best cookies by neighborhood, ensuring that there's no way that you fit into your favorite swimsuit this foggy and cold Bay Area summer.
Bay Area Sports
Oklahoma's Kyler Murray Coming To The Raiders? NFL Experts Fuel Speculation
The hottest name on everyone's mind entering the home stretch toward April's NFL draft is Oklahoma's quarterback Kyler Murray.
Business & Tech
Apple Announces New Original Shows With Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carrell, J.J. Abrams and More For Apple TV+
At its much anticipated spring unveiling event today in Cupertino, Apple announced the launch of its big Netflix competitor, Apple TV+. The reboot of the Apple TV platform comes with a big slate of new original programming set to start airing this fall.
Arts & Entertainment
Video: Watch The Curran Get Transformed For 'The Jungle'
The Curran just underwent a major transformation for the immersive production 'The Jungle,' going from a 1600-seat proscenium setup to a 600-seat theater in the round.
Arts & Entertainment
It's Time To Play The Outside Lands Lineup Guessing Game
Lady Gaga, The Strokes, Maggie Rogers, Kacey Musgraves, Childish Gambino, and Chance the Rapper are all solid possibilities for who will be getting top billing when the organizers of Outside Lands drop the full lineup Tuesday.
SF News
Woman's Body Found At Fort Funston
The body of a woman was discovered by hikers Monday morning at Fort Funston. The woman's remains, which have not been identified, were found not far from where Kyra Sunshine Scarlet was believed to have been trapped in a landslide last month.
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Oakland Police Backsliding on Bad Habits And Use-of-Force Reforms, Feds Say
Last year’s shooting of a homeless, mentally ill man is among many factors renewing criticism of police chief Anne Kirkpatrick’s tenure in Oakland.
SF News
Get Set For Another Rainy Week, San Francisco
You had that hint of spring the week before last, and now you need to brace for some extended spring showers.
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Monday Morning Links: Bernie Cheered At SF Rally
A Bernie Sanders rally at Fort Mason drew 16,000 supporters, Apple is set to announce its streaming service today, and the SF Public Library is forgiving $1.5M in fines.
Bay Area Sports
A's Open '19 MLB Season in Japan, Falter Against Former Giants Gearrin and Strickland
The Oakland A's and the Seattle Mariners kicked off the 2019 MLB season abroad, playing a two-game series in Japan on Thursday and Friday.
SF News
Six People Were Shot, One Fatally, In Fillmore District
A sextuple shooting Saturday night near the intersection of Fillmore and Eddy Streets left one person dead and two seriously wounded.