Sentencing delayed in CashApp CEO murder case
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Sentencing for Nima Momeni, the tech worker accused of stabbing and killing Cash App founder Bob Lee underneath San Francisco’s Bay Bridge in April 2023, was delayed on Wednesday morning after Momeni’s new lawyer requested more time to get up to speed with the case.
SF officer injured while chasing wanted person in Tenderloin District
Around 12:30 p.m., officers assigned to the Tenderloin Station saw a wanted subject on the 400 block of Eddy Street.
California’s High Speed Rail Project Could Lose All of Its Federal Funding, New Report...
The project is in default of its federal grant terms, which consist of $4 billion in taxpayer dollars, according to the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA).
San Francisco to evict residents of mental health facility to make space for homeless
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s latest solution to the city’s homelessness and drug crisis involves displacing 82 residents from a behavioral health hospital to make space for a crisis psychiatric ward serving those on the streets. Soon, patients at the Behavioral Health Center at Zuckerberg San Francisco General...
Outrage after North Bay school district cancels contracts for Black student program leaders
Tamalpais Union High School District board members say they'd like to cut the $250,000 program with consultants and run it with current staff. Many community members of all races were outraged by the decision.
San Francisco considered charging property owners for their driveways
San Francisco budget officials studied, then quietly scrapped, a novel idea to convert private car infrastructure into a funding spigot for public transit: charging any property owner with a driveway.
This Vibrant California Town Blends Redwoods and Quirky Charm
You step off the bus and notice a group of students laughing outside a cozy bookstore, their bikes parked nearby. The air smells faintly of redwoods and coffee, and a chalkboard sign advertises fresh bagels across the street. It’s a small, lively scene that feels like a college town with a deep connection to nature.
Lovely Martha Fish Report for 6-3-2025
6/3/25. LIMITS OF HALIBUT!!! A few guys didn’t make it this morning but we still went out with the few that did and they got rewarded with EARLY LIMITS(6) of halibut & 2 beautiful bass for 3 anglers along with tons of undersized halibut and a few missed opportunities. We have lots of room TOMORROW for a full day...
Serial shoplifter robbed same store 16 straight times: SFPD
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A serial shoplifter accused of robbing the same store 16 times between October of last year to May 2025 was nabbed by detectives, the San Francisco Police Department announced on Tuesday. SFPD said Neil Peck (aka Kevin Peck), 51, was arrested on May 25 for burglary and attempted grand theft at...
S.F.’s budget woes could kill programs that help the city’s most at-risk tenants
Emails sent to about half a dozen local housing nonprofits on Monday informed them that the decades-old Code Enforcement Outreach Program could be cut due to the city’s budget issues.