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Trivon Dixon, 27, shot dead in Bayview

A man who filmed the aftermath of a controversial officer-involved shooting in the Bayview district two years ago, then later blasted cops in a TV interview over the incident, was killed Wednesday in the same neighborhood. Trivon Dixon, 27, of Rodeo was fatally shot about 3:45 p.m. while sitting in a car in the first block of Whitney Young Circle, Officer Albie Esparza said. Read More

Shorty Goldstein’s: Nice Jewish deli now in San Francisco

Shorty Goldstein’s
We’re talking Jewish deli, so let’s cut to the chase. Shorty Goldstein’s thick-cut, moist, properly fatty pastrami nears exemplary status. The only problem? A propensity for pepper. At one lunch, I was unable to finish my sandwich due to an uncomfortably intense mouth sensation leading to an afternoon of water guzzling. Read More

Transient stabbed in battle for Buena Vista Park

A man was stabbed in the back in Buena Vista Park on Wednesday during an argument over “who the park belonged to,” police said. Officers reportedly responded to the public park bordering Haight Street at about 9:30 a.m. and found the 23-year-old man suffering from a stab wound that was not life threatening. Read More

Man carjacked after asking for directions near SFGH

You can always count on the evilness of strangers. A driver who asked for directions near San Francisco General Hospital late Tuesday afternoon was led to his destination by a man who seemed rather helpful until he whipped a gun and stole the car. Read More

San Francisco right to take Nevada ‘patient dumping’ allegations seriously

‘Greyhound Therapy” has evidently made its way to San Francisco, and it’s not the kind of tour bus you want to see. The City Attorney’s Office said Monday that it is investigating the possibility that Nevada shipped mentally ill people it didn’t want to deal with all the way to San Francisco — 36 over a five-year period. In fact, Nevada might have sent at least one such person to every state in the lower 48 during that time. Read More

More money has supervisors doing less

Mayor Ed Lee, San Francisco
At Tuesday’s meeting of the Board of Supervisors, board President David Chiu told Mayor Ed Lee about his recent experience with community budgeting, whereby citizens get to decide how to spend a certain amount of money from city coffers. Read More

North Beach residents, businesses mobilize to change Broadway

north beach, broadway
Residents and businesses in and around Broadway have had enough of the violence and rowdy crowds that have become associated with the North Beach corridor, and many are mobilizing to change things. Read More

BART tool estimates train crowds

BART QuickPlanner
BART has launched a handy new gadget that will give riders a snapshot of crowding levels on BART trains with a quick tap of their smartphones. The beta version of the feature, which only estimates crowds, was announced Tuesday. When riders use the BART QuickPlanner, the trip plan will show one of the following icons indicating the crowding levels on the trains: three heads (heavy crowding), two heads (moderate crowding) or one head (light crowding). Read More

Former S.F. State official accused of contract fraud

san francisco state university
Apparently there is plenty of waste to dispose of in this case. A former San Francisco State University director and the owner of a waste disposal company have been charged with 246 felony counts in connection with a contract that reportedly cost the school millions of dollars during a period of record budget cuts. Read More

Three injured in big rig, MUNI crash

MUNI
A big rig collided with a MUNI light rail vehicle this evening in the city's Bayview District, causing minor injuries to three passengers, a Muni spokesman said. Muni spokesman Paul Rose said it appears the truck was making an illegal U-turn near the corner of Third Street and Burke Avenue and hit the train shortly before 6 p.m. Read More
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