Local Ruling reprieve in the works by Mike Aldax Those opposing same-sex marriages say they are hoping the state’s Supreme Court will withhold any “I do’s” until after the November election. Decision is unlikely to sway other states by Joshua Sabatini “As goes California, so goes the nation,” Mayor Gavin Newsom said to hundreds inside City Hall celebrating after the state’s highest court overturned the ban on gay marriage. Bike to Work Day accident kills United Airlines worker Celebration time for marriage advocates 3-Minute Interview: David Bowers Same-sex vows a month away Two teens escape low-security facility Meet Your Mixologist: Joel Baker, Bourbon and Branch S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log Family files claim in tiger-mauling death AT&T Park focuses on teenage drinking Peninsula Police Blotter Sandoval drives proposal to tow illegal limousines Norton guilty of murdering wife Accused arsonist to be free on bail Editorial SFO’s revival continues to fly along 17 mins 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.

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