2 people shot in separate incidents in SoMa and Parkmerced on Saturday
On Saturday, police responded to two different, and seemingly unrelated, non-fatal shootings in the SoMa and Parkmerced neighborhoods. At approximately 8:30 p.m., San Francisco Police Department officers arrived at Sixth Street and Minna Street, where they found a person suffering from a gunshot wound. The victim was...
🎁 Freebies Up for Grabs in Larkspur and Greenbrae
Looking to freshen up your home or wardrobe without spending a dime? Neighbors around Larkspur and Greenbrae are giving away some great free items this week — from furniture to plants and accessories.
The Iconic San Francisco Cafe Bakery Martha Stewart Calls ‘Worth The Wait’
Martha Stewart occasionally outsources her baked goods, including enjoying a ham and cheese croissant from Tartine San Francisco, a bakery known for its croissants and morning buns. You might expect domestic diva Martha Stewart to make all of her own baked goods as she has a wealth of recipes, including...
60 Minutes Tackles California’s $125 Billion High-Speed Train to Nowhere: ‘A Complete Bait and...
60 Minutes on Sunday profiled the “Ghost train” in California — the high-speed rail project that was approved by voters in 2008 and supposed to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco. Instead, the project has turned into an estimated $125 billion stain on the state, with Californians still waiting for the first tracks...
Sunday Links: SF Jury Convicts Woman Who Punched Social Workers, Yanked Out One’s Hair
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced Thursday that a jury convicted Kalann Johnson, 35, for violently attacking two social workers last December. Johnson entered a single-room occupancy hotel where the two women were serving free coffee and began punching the women and yanked out the hair of one...
How illegal ‘e-moto’ riding became a dangerous Bay Area teen status symbol
These “Frankenstein” bikes aren’t quite motorcycles, but they’re faster than e-bikes, and now they’re all over Bay Area streets.
Trumer’s U.S. operation sold, departing Berkeley after 22 years
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Richmond’s Outer Balboa Has Become a Vintage Shopping Destination
San Francisco has always been a city known for thrifting, but it is only recently that the Outer Richmond block of Balboa Street between 19th and 20th avenues has become a vintage shopping destination. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Graciela Ronconi, the owner of Love Street Vintage, relocated her popular Haight...
Fifth dead whale spotted near Sausalito
Another dead whale has been spotted in the waters around the Bay Area, the fifth in just a handful of weeks. Experts visited the site after being notified Friday morning, while they were on their way to conduct an autopsy on another dead whale. The first dead whale was spotted in San Francisco Bay three weeks ago.
San Bruno: Bomb Squad Called After Explosives Found In Search Of Home
Bomb experts removed explosives from the home of a San Bruno man suspected of selling drugs and illegal firearms, police said Friday. Ryan J. Beardsley, 32, was arrested after San Bruno police served a search warrant on a home in the 2600 block of Heather Lane on Tuesday. Article continues...
