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Daly’s Dive could become new progressive hangout

San Francisco’s progressive politicians could find a new haunt in which to hatch plans for world domination. Termed out supervisor Chris Daly is taking over Buck Tavern...

—John Upton

Newsom targets opponent's green credentials

California’s Republican candidates have taken some hits lately over their wobbly commitment to (or against?) Proposition 23, the controversial ballot measure that would...

—Erin Sherbert

Demoted chief lands at Central Station

Kevin Cashman, the former assistant chief demoted to captain in the wake of the crime lab scandal, is now in charge of Central Station, which covers North Beach, Chinatown and...

—Brent Begin

Newsom’s favorite lunch spot expands to City Hall, library

The winning bidder to operate the City Hall ground floor cafe and the North Light Court operates the popular ground floor cafe at the Superior Court at 400 McAllister St. That...

—Joshua Sabatini

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Law & Disorder - crime blog
Knife attacker not potty-trained

A stinky situation turned sticky fast for this San Franciscan. A man was attacked with a knife after asking the assailant — who the victim said was lying on the sidewalk...

—Rob Nagle

Unenlightened since early 70s

This druggie is not beginning to “see the light,” police said. Officers served a search warrant in the 1600 block of Palou Avenue on Sept. 1, which netted a...

—Rob Nagle

Maniac with razor blade threatens pedestrians

A violent and disturbed man armed with a razor blade terrorized Union Square pedestrians Friday morning, police said. A Union Square security officer flagged down a cop...

—Mike Aldax

Young punk assaults, robs elderly woman

A cold crook in his 20s knocked a 77-year-old woman to the ground and stole her purse in the Excelsior neighborhood Sunday, police said. The elderly woman was robbed in the...

—Mike Aldax

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beltway confidential
Obama embraces his inner cliche

He finished speaking in Cleveland by urging his audience to “choose the future over the past.” A good thing — we should move on to 2011 instead of repeating...

—David Freddoso

The other (alleged) top candidate for Rahm’s job was also a Fannie Mae lobbyist

When I blogged this morning about Tom Donilon, possibly the next White House chief of staff, I didn’t mean to imply that his resume as Goldman consultant and Fannie Mae...

—Timothy P. Carney

Virginia congressman admits: ‘If you don’t tie our hands, we will keep stealing.’

Here’s what a major mid-term correction looks like: On March 16, when confronted by members of the Jefferson Area Tea Party, Rep. Tom Perriello, D-Va., made a startling...

—Barbara Hollingsworth

‘Concern trolling’ scandal not hurting Paul yet

Republican Rand Paul leads by 15 points in yet another survey, this one from Rasmussen: Paul is now supported by 54% of Likely Voters in Kentucky, when leaners are added,...

—David Freddoso

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Scoop: Halle Berry’s hot new romance with co-star

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LovEvolution canceled due to dispute on...

This year’s annual LovEvolution parade and dance... more

Boy violently assaulted in latest iPod...

A 16-year-old boy was pummeled by seven thugs Tuesday... more

Windsurfing trip turns into waterlogged...

Andre Volant intended to celebrate Labor Day with a quick... more


Pace of traffic collisions slows

Fatalities and injuries from traffic collisions are down sharply this year in San Francisco, with both categories on pace for their lowest annual total in over a decade. Through the first week of... Full story

  • North Beach festival may relocate
  • Gun shop remains after permit OK’d
  • Temps remain below normal
  • SFO, BART reach pact to lower worker fares
  • City tries last-ditch effort to save jobs
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Building owners prepare for the worst

The scenario of a disturbed former employee returning to the workplace with a gun to settle a score is not just a distant nightmare. It happened last week in Maryland. It happened in San Francisco... Full story

  • Residents cash in on greening
  • Jazzman keeps mind young with music
  • More city public schools on tap to collect rainwater
  • Memorial climb benefits 9/11 victims
  • SFPD's "Brady" protocol wins praise from commission
  • Project aims to connect Parkmerced, transit

Scoop: Halle Berry’s hot new romance with co-star

Halle Berry and her latest leading man appear to be practicing their love scenes off camera. While filming in Paris, the “Catwoman” star has been spotted canoodling with French actor... Full story

  • Words of wisdom from fashion’s grande dames
  • A wealth of contemporary art up for bid
  • Olive Kitteridge springs to life on stage
  • Shonen Knife focuses on fun
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Ellington still means a thing at the SF Symphony’s gala

“Eclectic” was an understatement at Tuesday’s opening gala for the San Francisco Symphony’s 99th season, under the direction of Michael Tilson Thomas. Between... Full story

  • Venice Film Festival: Tsui blends fantasy, martial arts, special effects for 'Detective Dee'
  • National Lampoon CEO sentenced to nearly 4 years for conspiracy in stock price manipulation
  • APNewsBreak: Spears' ex disputes abuse claims
  • Colbert celebrates US troops' return from Iraq with Vice President Biden, beer, hot dogs

Crime Blotter

NJ judge fines MTV's `Snooki' $500 for drunkenly disturbing Seaside Heights beachgoers

Calling her "a Lindsay Lohan wannabe," a judge fined "Jersey Shore" star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi $500 on Wednesday and ordered her to perform community service after she pleaded guilty to... Full story

  • Bail cut for husband of Calif murder victim
  • LA police chief booed at community meeting
  • Man pleads not guilty to deadly LA-area rampage
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`Balding Bandit' suspected in 3 bank heists

The FBI and Los Angeles sheriff's detectives are looking for a thief dubbed the "Balding Bandit" who robbed three Southern California banks since May. The robber, who got his nickname because of... Full story

  • Burglary suspect caught trying to escape LA jail
  • Boston Dawna, the Batman of Venice Beach, retires
  • John Lennon killer Mark David Chapman denied parole in NY; has been in prison nearly 30 years

No mention of regret, apology, pollution in internal report by BP over massive Gulf spill

BP's long-awaited internal report on what it believes went wrong when a rig exploded and started the massive Gulf oil spill never mentions the words blame, regret, apology, mistake or pollution.... Full story

  • Remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine threathen Ark., Okla., Kan., Mo., after killing 2 in Texas
  • AP Exclusive: Backers of NY mosque appear divided, investor says he may sell if price is right
  • Laura Bush to speak at 9/11 memorial fundraiser
  • Combative Obama insists on ending Bush-era tax cuts for nation's wealthiest, would keep others
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Lakers guard Matt Barnes arrested in Sacramento

Sacramento County authorities say Los Angeles Lakers player Matt Barnes has been arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. Sheriff's spokesman Sgt. Tim Curran says deputies arrested Barnes after... Full story

  • Report: officer who shot knife-wielding man involved in 2 previous on-duty shootings
  • Bad brakes blamed for chain-reaction crash
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  • Warmer weather helped fuel fire in Kings Canyon

Spander: Giants thriving in September baseball

Is this splendid torture or what? Three and a half weeks to go, and Tim Lincecum has found it once more. Three and a half weeks to go, and the San Diego Padres no longer seem invincible. Three and... Full story

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Iowa jury finds former NBA player Rumeal Robinson guilty on 11 federal fraud charges

Rumeal Robinson, who led Michigan to the NCAA men's basketball championship in 1989 and later played in the NBA, was convicted in federal court Wednesday of borrowing more than $700,000 for a sham... Full story

  • Arizona cools off Giants with 3-1 win
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  • Crisp homers, has 3 RBIs in A's win

Fidel Castro tells journalist Cuba's communist economic model doesn't work

Fidel Castro told a visiting American journalist that Cuba's communist economic model doesn't work, a rare comment on domestic affairs from a man who has conspicuously steered clear of local issues... Full story

  • North Korea celebrates nation's founding day amid speculation on father-to-son succession
  • Skepticism about peace mixes with festive atmosphere as Israelis usher in Jewish new year
  • Taiwan couples on cloud nine after auspicious 9-9-9-9-9-9 nuptials
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Cuba's communist system gets panned by unlikely source — revolutionary leader Fidel Castro

Cuba's communist economic model has come in for criticism from an unlikely source: Fidel Castro. The revolutionary leader told a visiting American journalist and a U.S.-Cuba policy expert that the... Full story

  • Chinese fishing boat captain could stand trial for collision with Japanese patrol boats
  • Australia's first Muslim, Aboriginal and youngest ever members of parliament come to Canberra
  • Blind Chinese activist lawyer released from prison but promptly locked down in rural village


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