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Arrest made in double killing at East Oakland gas station

Darryl Malone, 27, was arrested in connection with a Nov. 13 double homicide at a gas station in East Oakland. The victims, Marques Jeter, 48, and Laroy Ezeb, 49, were found shot to death at the 98th Ave Gas Station. Police said the shooting followed a physical fight, though it’s...
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One of the Bay Area’s biggest rappers returns home for intimate residency

East Bay rapper Too Short is scheduled to perform a short residency in Oakland later this month.
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Police Arrest Suspect After Gunfire Incident on Eddy Street in Tenderloin

On November 12, 2025, San Francisco Police responded to a report of a shooting on the 100 block of Eddy Street. Officers found two victims who said a verbal dispute became physical. During the incident, the suspect, Katelyn Williams, allegedly fired a gun. No injuries were reported.
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San Francisco Launches Tenderloin Pilot to Prevent Youth Violence, Expand Safe Spaces

A new program targeting youth violence prevention is coming to the Tenderloin, San Francisco city officials announced on Wednesday. The Tenderloin Youth Violence Prevention Pilot Program, developed in partnership with local organization United Playaz and Tenderloin Community Benefit District, will launch early next...
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Whistles are San Francisco’s latest bulwark against ICE

In cities like Chicago, people have used whistles to alert each other to ICE raids.
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Free Public Wi-Fi Now Available on Eight Blocks in Chinatown, Expansion Planned

San Francisco has launched free public Wi-Fi in Chinatown. Mayor Daniel Lurie and District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter announced the expansion of the #SFWiFi network. The service is now available at locations including the Dragon’s Gate, St. Mary’s Square, and Grant Avenue between Broadway and Pacific Avenue. The...
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6 U.S. Cities Where Fear Of Homelessness Has Reached Crisis Levels, Survey Finds

The homeless crisis sweeping across America has transformed from a distant concern to an immediate reality for millions of citizens. With homelessness increasing 18 percent, from 653,104 people during the 2024 Point-in-Time Count to 771,480 people during the 2025 Point-in-Time Count, the visible nature of this...
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People Drive From All Over California To Eat At This Old-Timey Diner

There’s a corner in San Francisco’s Castro district where time stands still, neon glows 24 hours a day, and pancakes are flipped with the same loving care they were decades ago. Orphan Andy’s isn’t just a diner – it’s a portal to another era, a place where the...
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Killer convicted of murdering young horseback rider in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Nearly half a century ago, a 15-year-old girl left her sister’s house in San Francisco to go horseback riding in Golden Gate Park. Marissa Harvey never returned on March 27, 1978. A group of surfers found Marissa’s lifeless body hidden in brush at Sutro Heights Park less than 48 hours later. […]
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In texts, new S.F. supervisor wrote she paid workers ‘under the table,’ skimped on...

New texts raise more questions about Mayor Daniel Lurie’s vetting of newest San Francisco supervisor, Beya Alcaraz In texts, new S.F. supervisor wrote she paid workers ‘under the table,’ skimped on taxes

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