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Norton guilty of murdering wife

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.

Bike to Work Day accident kills United Airlines worker

Longtime cyclist Joseph Castillo died on Bike to Work Day.

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.

AT&T Park focuses on teenage drinking

Temperatures back to normal soon

Meet Your Mixologist: Joel Baker, Bourbon and Branch

Sandoval drives proposal to tow illegal limousines

Girl rides bike into van, suffers serious injuries

S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log

Peninsula Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log

Celebration time for marriage advocates

Same-sex vows a month away

Tight budgets might not cost teachers their jobs

3-Minute Interview: David Bowers

Family files claim in tiger-mauling death

Decision is unlikely to sway other states

Ruling reprieve in the works

Commute times on Bay Area roadways increase

Accused arsonist to be free on bail

Day of reckoning arrives for same-sex marriages

Two teens escape low-security facility

Judge drops bail for teen accused of ballpark death

Jury begins deliberations in 2004 ballpark slaying

3-Minute Interview: Henry Winkler

Tenderloin court funding locked up

SFO’s revival continues to fly along

22 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.

Dickey: Regardless of options, Yorks must still pay up

The 49ers still have their eyes set on Santa Clara for a new stadium.

by Glenn Dickey
There are more balls in the air, but the 49ers’ focus in their quest for a new stadium remains on the Santa Clara plan.

Liotta: Sabean’s praise not fooling anyone

General manager Brian Sabean’s comments about the Giants having “a lot to be proud of” — despite a 17-25 record going into Friday’s game — is an insult to fans.

by Tim Liotta
Hey, Giants. You’re bad. Just admit it and your fans can get on with hoping for more progress.

Oakland Tech crushes Lowell to win first game

Fans: Time was right for Magowan to leave

A perfect finish for Lowell

Lowell out for redemption

Walcoff: Lousy DH rule aside, interleague here to stay

Urbano continues habit of Washington MVPs

Second City Ponders The Hillary Campaign's Final Days
YEAS & NAYS - People, power and politics.

Temperatures back to normal soon
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The glory of Israel at 60
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Dubya the Explorer
EDITORIAL CARTOONS BY NATE BEELER - Commentary from the artist.

Erika Taylor: Life experience helps her manage PR firm

by Michael Powell
Erika Taylor, who runs her own public relations firm called Three Girls Media, didn’t arrive at her profession overnight. Before going into public relations, she had a career that spanned 18 years and ranged from time spent as a morning radio talk jock to working with the California state Legislature.

Digital Breakdown: History repeats in ‘Treasure’

Nicolas Cage stars as treasure hunter Ben Gates in “National Treasure 2.”

by Peter Brown
NATIONAL TREASURE 2 — BOOK OF SECRETS — TWO DISC COLLECTOR’S EDITION

Meshing two unlikely genres

Circus performers and hip-hop dancers come together in “And If We Shadows,” a new work from City Circus.

by Christina Troup
Circus and hip-hop aren’t such unlikely bedfellows, especially in the Bay Area. The two art forms — the first decidedly traditional and the other heavy with elements from the street — are part of a burgeoning urban circus arts movement that suggests the disciplines have a lot more in common than you’d first imagine.

Tasting Wine: Cool wines for hot summer days

Review: There will be blood on their hands

Theater: Borel presents a youthful musical ‘Cinderella’

Review: C.S. Lewis’ second coming

A slice of the Middle East

Counterproductive divisiveness

Dogs and children in the park