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Two injured in Mission District shootings
By on August 15, 2018
Two people were injured in shootings in San Francisco’s Mission District Tuesday, one of them critically. The first incident occurred around 11:46 a.m., when a 33-year-old woman was shot in »

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Driver in custody after fatal collision with bicyclist
By on August 15, 2018
A driver was arrested Tuesday evening after a bicyclist was struck and killed in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood. The 41-year-old male driver, who was traveling west on Turk Street in »

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City unveils design for protected bike lanes along Embarcadero
By on August 15, 2018
The City unveiled its chosen design for bike lanes with physical barriers for the Embarcadero Tuesday, after taking heat from cyclists over the death of pedicab operator Kevin Manning. Right »

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SFUSD board backs corporate tax hike to fund homeless and housing services
By on August 15, 2018
San Francisco school board members on Tuesday declared their support for a ballot measure coming before voters this November that aims to address The City’s homelessness crisis by taxing its »

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SF writer sentenced on child pornography charges
By on August 14, 2018
A San Francisco writer was sentenced Tuesday to 72 months in federal prison on child pornography charges. Gerard Jones, 60, pleaded guilty in April to charges of distributing and possessing »

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Contractor in SF Muni tunnel death had record of safety violations
By on August 14, 2018
The company that hired the worker killed by a steel beam during construction on the Twin Peaks Tunnel did not tell transit officials it had a history of workplace safety »

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Hit-and-run driver strikes police vehicle in Tenderloin
By on August 14, 2018
A hit-and-run driver struck a police vehicle this afternoon in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood, according to police. Officers were on patrol in the area of Franklin and Ellis streets around »

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Masonic Avenue safety improvements remain a work in progress
By on August 14, 2018
There were smiles andd cheers Tuesday on Masonic Avenue, as a full decade of advocacy came to fruition in the form of pedestrian, bicycle and traffic safety improvements. But the »

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