by Tamara Barak Aparton
Following six days of deliberation, a jury on Thursday found Quincy Norton guilty of first-degree murder in the 2006 stabbing of his wife in the couple’s Daly City bedroom.
by Katie Worth
Judy Castillo sat at her desk Thursday morning chatting with her boss about Bike to Work Day. She pointed to a newspaper article about a man who rode 10 miles to work each day, and joked that the paper should have profiled her husband, who rides his bike 22 miles to work each day.
16 hrs ago
Domestic Terminal 2 has been sitting empty at San Francisco International Airport since the sparkling $950 million International Terminal opened in December 2000. Renovations were to begin in fall 2001, but the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and a slumping economy triggered a drastic fall in air passenger traffic.
by Pamela S. Busch
Can you feel it? By the time this article hits the streets we might be in for a dip in temperature, but right now I am sitting in my office, with all doors open, listening to Muni rumble along Market Street, wishing I was at the beach.