Roughly 30,000 San Francisco Public School children will get new school supplies to help start the school year off right.
Starting Thursday, San Francisco Unified School...
An army of volunteers could be appointed to watch over and give feedback for the 25 recreation centers and nine public swimming pools in The City.
The Recreation and Park...
Police are cracking down on motorists after one woman was killed and another nearly died after being hit by vehicles in the crosswalk.
During the month of September, San...
Several members of the city’s Film Commission are looking to draw up a long-term vision for the future of the film industry in San Francisco, which was once bright, then...
A happy – and unexpected - ending was reached last week six years after a historic bell was taken from a Foster City theater’s courtyard without a trace.
The bell...
San Francisco police can be pretty lenient when it comes to cracking down on drugs. After all, voters did make enforcing marijuana laws their lowest priority.
But sometimes,...
Remember the “winner” who was caught on camera cashing stolen lottery tickets on the Peninsula?
A man and an accomplice charged for the crime say they are not the...
A crazed man assaulted a female shopper who threw out a piece of garbage that he had chucked into her cart at the Mission Street Safeway on Monday, police said.
The victim told...
Dipping into Tony Blair’s just published A Journey leads me toward the conclusion that Matthew D’Ancona articulates with great clarity in the Sunday Telegraph. Blair is really...
In my August 23 Examiner column I wrote, “The 2009 stimulus package is so unpopular that Democrats have banned the word from their campaign vocabulary. ‘I’m not supposed to call...
Christina Romer has left as Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), and the White House is looking to fill the position. Can somebody please wake me when...
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Daily Outrage: Afghanistan’s biggest bank pleads for U.S. bailout
WHAT: Panicked crowds of depositors pulled at least $90 million from Kabul Bank this week after Afghanistan’s Central Bank authorities ousted the chairman and CEO over accusations about... Full Editorial
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Woman attacked at Coit Tower wary of city...
A victim of a vicious attack at Coit Tower last weekend... more
Drunk driving crackdown nets more than 100...
More than 100 drunk drivers have been stopped and arrested... more
Napa vintner urges Koreans to swap soju for cabernet
Lee Hi-Sang, a South Korean businessman who owns Napa Valley’s Dana Estates, didn’t take his first sip of wine until he was in his mid-30s. Since then, he’s sought to ensure other... Full story
- State high court to hear arguments on governor's furloughs
- Drunk driving crackdown nets more than 100 drivers
- Two dead animals found carrying West Nile virus
- 'Censoring' of Craigslist's adult services section only drives online prostitution underground
- Eclectic crowd gathers at SF-styled Tea Party
- Temporary terminal clogs local lavatories
- Tech ventures in The City attracting cash
- Food: Gitane showcases elegant, eclectic Iberian fare
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- Timeless themes in ‘Trouble in Mind’
- Truths behind tragedy
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- Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated programming
- Another disappointing race for Denny Hamlin
- Stewart takes his 1st Cup win of the year
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- Va. woman devours 181 chicken wings in NY contest
- Va. woman devours 181 chicken wings in NY contest
- Raiders go with rookie center
- Chargers sign veteran tackle Terry
- Cardinals star Pujols calls out young CF Rasmus, says he should hush rather than complain
- Vikings coach Brad Childress defends decision to keep backup QB Jackson over Rosenfels
- 1 US servicemember killed in fighting in eastern Afghanistan
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Ferry Building, street musicians not in harmony
Street musicians are not in tune with the Ferry Building’s recent crackdown on where they can play during Saturday farmers markets.
For the past two weeks Ferry Building managers say... Full story
LA artists fight to save city's legacy of murals
Every so often, Ernesto de la Loza drives around the city to check on the state of his murals. It's a short tour these days. Out of 42 swirling, vivid pieces he's painted, only seven remain, the... Full story
Museum brings its art outdoors around Detroit area
The Detroit Institute of Arts is putting up ornately framed reproductions of some of its most significant paintings on the streets of southeast Michigan as part of a celebration of its 125th... Full story
Search of landfill for missing man ends for day
Volunteers and police have wrapped up a third day of searching a Pittsburg landfill for any possible signs of 35-year-old Frederick Sales.
Hercules police spokeswoman Doreen Mathews says police... Full story
Arraignment delayed for Cal man accused of murder
Arraignment for an Orange County man charged with killing his wife who vanished nearly six months ago has been postponed.
Sixty-one-year-old Richard Forsberg is now scheduled for arraignment on... Full story
Fla.-based Internet evangelist begins services near ground zero to preach against Islam
An Internet evangelist from Florida has begun holding services near ground zero to preach against Islam as debate continues over plans for a nearby Muslim community center.
Bill Keller has gained... Full story
AP source: Ousted HP CEO Mark Hurd in talks with Oracle over job
Former Hewlett-Packard Co. CEO Mark Hurd is in talks to take a top executive job at Oracle Corp., the database software maker run by his friend Larry Ellison, a person with direct knowledge of the... Full story
Abreu homers, drives in 3 in Angels' victory
Bobby Abreu and Mike Napoli helped the Los Angeles Angels find the power that's been missing from their lineup.
Abreu and Napoli each hit two-run home runs, leading the Angels to a 7-4 victory... Full story
Cardinals star Pujols calls out young CF Rasmus, says he should hush rather than complain
A season that is slipping away for the St. Louis Cardinals has turned personal, with star slugger Albert Pujols criticizing young outfielder Colby Rasmus.
Rasmus has admitted he wasn't always... Full story
Philippines asks court to outlaw Abu Sayyaf, blacklist more than 200 militants
The Philippine government has asked a court to outlaw the Abu Sayyaf as a terrorist group and blacklist more than 200 of its Islamic fighters blamed for two decades of bombings, kidnappings and... Full story
NKorea's ruling party delegates gathering in Pyongyang ahead of key political gathering
North Korea's ruling communist party members gathered in Pyongyang ahead of their largest political conference in 30 years, state media reported Monday, amid predictions that leader Kim Jong Il... Full story
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