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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.
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Sunday Links: Pictures Released Of BART Stabbing Suspect
Driver goes off cliff near Mt. Tam, police seek help finding stabbing suspect on BART train in Oakland, and Wiener tries to end gun shows at the Cow Palace.
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Santa Rosa Man Poses Nude Mannequins In Yard In Protest Of 3-Foot Fence Rule
A gentleman in Santa Rosa used this art installation to protest being forced by the city to lower a six-foot-high fence, and now two mannequins have been stolen.
Arts & Entertainment
Macy's Annual Flower Show Has Space Theme, Opens Sunday
The annual spring Flower Show at Macy's Union Square kicks off Sunday, March 24, and the theme this year is "Journey to Paradisios."
Bay Area Sports
AT&T Park Is Now Oracle Park And It Has a New Scoreboard Ahead of Opening Day
Get used to referring to the home of the SF Giants as Oracle Park, because that's what it is now — the stadium's fourth name and third name change in 19 years.
Arts & Entertainment
Phil Collins, Andrea Bocelli, WWE Added To Chase Center Fall Lineup
We've got the rest of the announcements now from "Reveal Week" at the Chase Center, and they include professional wrestling, the guy who wrote "Sussudio," and the objectively terrible Chainsmokers.
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SFO Terminal Shut Down Saturday By Loaded Firearm Magazine
A loaded magazine for a firearm was apparently left behind by a passenger at a TSA checkpoint after being removed from some carry-on luggage, and the incident prompted some chaos at SFO Saturday morning.
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Saturday Links: Man Walked Into SF General With Loaded Handgun
A man is facing 14 charges after a scary February incident at SF General, well loved sea lion dies at SF Zoo, and Draymond Green checks out the Warriors Arena.
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Day Around The Bay: Brace For the Mueller Report
Pelosi says the Attorney General had better not give a "sneak preview" of the Mueller Report to the White House, and a stabbing on BART shuts down Fruitvale Station.
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Jeff Adachi Died From A Mix Of Cocaine And Alcohol
The Medical Examiner's report following the autopsy of late SF Public Defender Jeff Adachi found that his cause of death was acute mixed drug toxicity.
Arts & Entertainment
'Falsettos' Is an Essential, Original Musical About Crafting LGBT Families
William Finn's brilliant 1992 musical Falsettos captures both the awkwardness and the joy of forging a gay identity in mid-life, and the difficulties of building a family around — and in spite of — that identity.
SF News
Is Someone Poisoning The Beloved Telegraph Hill Parrots?
Varying levels of rat poison have been found in a number of the wild parrots that reside in San Francisco parks, and scientists are now trying to figure out the source of the toxin.
Bay Area Sports
Brandon Belt and Joe Panik Have Dominated Spring Training
It is always difficult and perhaps even foolish to use Spring Training success as a predictor for regular season potential. Yet, sometimes guys are having such stellar showings that they must be made note of.
Arts & Entertainment
Paul Simon Will Headline This Year's Outside Lands
Even though he's spent the last year giving farewell concerts ahead of his announced retirement, the great Paul Simon will grace one more Bay Area stage before calling it quits, at Outside Lands this August.
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Truck Driver Leaves Trail Of Marijuana Along Oakland Freeway
A commercial truck driver was cited Thursday after CHP followed a trail of spilled marijuana trimmings and plants about a mile long on an Oakland freeway — but he was only cited for driving without a commercial license.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
Legendary Polk Gulch Nightclub Divas to Close
Management vows they’ll find another space, but Divas Nightclub’s decades-long run at Polk and Post Streets ends this month.
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Friday Morning Constitutional: Woman With Stroller Struck By Car In The Haight
A man perished in a Bay Point house fire Friday morning, a woman with two kids in tow was struck by a vehicle in the Upper Haight, and Joe's Cable Car is getting demolished.
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Day Around The Bay: Man Fatally Stabbed at Fisherman's Wharf
A 40-year-old man was stabbed to death in broad daylight yesterday, Levi Strauss just had a second IPO, and Facebook has yet another scandal on its hands.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
Former Bisou Chef Now Cooking For Instagram-Centric Mid-Market Pop-up Called F.E.A.S.T.
F.E.A.S.T., which stands for Fine (Dining), Entertainment, Art, Story and Technology, involves a five-course meal served on a "digitally interactive table" that changes color a lot, and guests can take selfies afterward in 14 interactive "art rooms."
Arts & Entertainment
Netflix Gives Us A First Look Of The New 'Tales Of The City'
Armistead Maupin's beloved book series set in San Francisco, Tales of the City, is being revived on screen once more with a 10-episode series debuting on Netflix in June — and premiering at the SFFilm Festival in April.
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No One Knows Why, But Juvenile Crime Has Gone Way Down In California
Across the Bay Area and the state, juvenile detention centers are more than half empty, and the rates of juvenile crime have dropped precipitously over the last two decades.
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Larry Ellison Is Opening a New Luxury Hotel At Lake Tahoe's Cal Neva Resort
The historic Cal Neva Resort & Casino in North Lake Tahoe — the site of many party nights with Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland as well as one suicide attempt by Marilyn Monroe — is going to be reborn, though possibly not under that name.
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It's Officially Whale-Spotting Season In San Francisco Bay
Gray whales, on their annual migratory path along the Pacific coast to their summer feeding grounds in Alaska, have been spotted recently entering San Francisco Bay — and a pair of them also washed up dead last week.
Arts & Entertainment
‘The OA: Part II,’ Set in San Francisco, Premiered Last Night in San Francisco
SFist chatted away with “The OA” herself, Brit Marling, on the San Francisco-centric sequel season that premieres at Midnight tonight on Netflix.
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Now Trump Is Issuing An Executive Order On Campus Free Speech Inspired By UC Berkeley Punching Incident
In the latest example of President Trump's baldfaced pandering to a rabid conservative base that gets worked up every time they see UC Berkeley in a headline, he's signing an executive order about free speech on college campuses.