SF News Three People Injured by Attacker at SFO, Male Suspect Arrested A man wielding a "sharp-edged weapon" assaulted three people inside an SFO terminal on Friday evening around 6 p.m. — leaving each with injuries.
SF News Mike Tyson Won't Be Charged For On-Plane Assault at SFO San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe says that no criminal charges are going to be filed against heavyweight champ Mike Tyson for that videotaped beating gave to a fellow passenger on a JetBlue flight out of SFO last month.
SF News Man Punched By Mike Tyson on Video at SFO Has Extensive Rap Sheet In Florida, Isn't Pressing Charges So Far The man seen in cellphone video first harassing Mike Tyson onboard a JetBlue flight on the night of 4/20 and then getting repeatedly punched by Tyson over the seat between them reportedly has a bunch of criminal charges and convictions in his past.
SF News Video Appears to Show Mike Tyson Punching Drunk Guy on Plane Leaving SFO After 4/20 TMZ just released some video from Wednesday night that appears to show Mike Tyson — who was in SF to help promote a social media app at the 4/20 event at Hippie Hill — decking a drunk guy who was harassing him on a JetBlue flight from SFO to Florida.
SF News New Report Finds SFO Has Longest 'Line Times' of Any Airport on West Coast Standing in snaking lines that seem to coil into infinity when at the airport is enough to frustrate even the most patient of people. Per a new report, the queues at SFO are among the longest of any domestic airport, which might also make it one of the more maddening airports in America.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink East Bay Bar Owner Featured on 'Bar Rescue' Convicted of Cocaine Smuggling The owner of a Hayward sports bar that was featured on the show Bar Rescue a few years back has been in some major trouble with the feds, and he was just found guilty of smuggling cocaine via SFO.
SF News SFPD Releases Bodycam Video and Dispatch Audio From SFO Shooting The SFPD on Monday held a virtual town hall meeting to discuss the details of the January 20 officer-involved shooting at SFO, in which a man who appeared armed with two handguns and a knife was killed by police.
SF News Man Fatally Shot By SFPD at SFO Last Week Has Been Identified, Was Possibly Homeless The man shot and killed by SFPD officers at SFO's International Terminal last Thursday morning has been identified.
SF News Tense Standoff With Armed Man at SFO Causes Chaos For Some Travelers, Ends With Officer-Involved Shooting A standoff Thursday morning at SFO between multiple San Francisco police officers and an agitated man allegedly armed with two guns disrupted BART service and created a disruption at the airport's International Terminal, and ended with the man fatally shot.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Police Shoot and Kill Armed Man at SFO There was an officer-involved shooting at SFO following a confrontation with an armed man that closed the BART station there, and police in Santa Rosa arrested a suspect following a standoff and hostage situation last night.
Business & Tech All About the 5G Airline Freakout and How It May Impact Travel at SFO It's very hard to know, at this point, whose concerns are valid and whose problem this ultimately is, but a battle continues playing out between telecom companies, the FAA and the airline industry over a planned rollout of 5G wireless service — and it's coming to a head on Wednesday.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: SFO Showing No Signs of Omicron Slowdown A woman was fatally shot Sunday at an East Oakland homeless encampment, Omicron is not deterring holiday travelers through SFO, and Senators Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker both have COVID.
SF News Eight African Countries Under 'Do Not Travel' Advisories Over Omicron Concerns With the holidays in full swing, which inevitably means a more active SFO, the State Department on Saturday put eight African countries on a "Do Not Travel" list for US citizen as concern grows over the Omicron variant.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Teen's Gun Photo Prompts Plane Evacuation at SFO Two inmates at a South Bay jail were found unresponsive and one has died, a teenager sending around a photo of a replica gun caused an entire plane to be evacuated at SFO, and former 49ers assistant coach Greg Knapp has died after being hit by a car on his bicycle.
SF News Day Around the Bay: SFO Launches COVID Testing Pilot For Arriving International Passengers A 75-year-old woman was knocked down and critically injured by a fleeing shoplifter in the Outer Mission, former homelessness czar Jeff Kositsky is leaving City Hall entirely, and SFO is giving free COVID rapid-testing and variant-testing kits to arriving international passengers.
SF News Man's Body Found at SFO Near BART Station Saturday afternoon, SFO officials announced a body was found near the airport's parking garage, close to the SFO BART Station; the unidentified body is reported to be male, but no age range has been given.
Business & Tech JetBlue Flight Bound for SFO Gets Diverted Due to Unruly, Drug-Snorting Passenger A JetBlue flight from New York's JFK Airport to SFO had to be diverted to Minneapolis on Sunday when an unmasked, reportedly very smelly passenger onboard became unruly, harassing and annoying other passengers.
SF News Shootout at SFO Grand Hyatt Likely Connected to Carjacking Attempt; Investigation Continues A dramatic Monday evening shooting outside the new Grand Hyatt hotel at San Francisco International Airport involved at least two gunmen, and the suspects apparently tried to carjack a new getaway vehicle right around the time of the shooting.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: SFO Begins Runway Work That Will Spur Delays SFO began repaving work on one of its runways today that will cause domestic delays for 4 months, the East Bay may soon be talking about water-use restrictions, and Stanford students continue protesting athletics cuts.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: SFO Saw Double Its Usual Pandemic Traffic Over the Weekend The newly passed stimulus bill leaves out direct aid for state and local governments, Governor Gavin Newsom is quarantining again after a possible COVID exposure, and tens of thousands passed through SFO over the weekend despite public health warnings about travel.
SF Politics New Ordinance Will Require SFO Employers to Provide Healthcare to More Workers SF's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a new ordinance requiring many employers with workers at SFO — including catering workers, cabin cleaners, and baggage handlers — to pay for healthcare family plans for those workers.
SF News Bay Area May Tell Inbound Travelers to Quarantine For 14 Days Health officers in the nine Bay Area counties will be meeting Thursday to discuss possibly instituting a 14-day quarantine rule for all those traveling here from parts of the country that are experiencing surges in COVID-19 cases — similar to one instituted in New York State.
SF News First COVID Rapid-Testing Site For Airport Workers In the U.S. Comes to SFO San Francisco International Airport just became the first airport in the U.S. to offer rapid COVID-19 testing to all airport and airline employees, with results in an hour or less.
SF News SFO BART Station Closed Due to 'Police Matter,' Reopened Wednesday Morning No trains were going in or out of BART's SFO Station for about an hour Wednesday morning due to an unspecified "police matter" that has yet to be made public.
SF Politics Trump Spends Morning Tweeting About Transit Funds That Were Announced a Month Ago In an effort to change the conversation away from his moronic decision to take the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine to fend off the coronavirus, President Trump was on Twitter this morning "announcing" month-old transit funding allocations from the CARES Act.
