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Man hit in head with rock in SoMa brawl

By: Rob Nagle 05/13/13 12:46 PM
This thug stoned his victim. Read More

Woman runs red light, strikes San Francisco police car

By: Rob Nagle 04/22/13 12:04 PM
A woman allegedly ran a red light and hit a San Francisco police car Sunday, injuring an officer in the South of Market neighborhood.The collision at the intersection of Fifth and Brannan streets occurred at about 2:45 p.m., police said. The injuries to the police officer were not life threatening.As of Monday morning, the female driver was not identified, nor was the condition of the officer in the hospital.rnagle@sfexaminer.com@sflawdisorder Read More

Allison Renshaw's colorful collages put sweetness in chaos

By: Katie Kopacz 03/20/13 5:25 PM
Beautiful, colorful fragments inspired by modern living and nature compose abstract collages and mixed-media pieces by Allison Renshaw in the exhibition “Better than Candy.”   On view at Mirus Gallery (in the South of Market space’s first solo exhibit since it opened in November), the show includes about 20 works made in the past four years, from small untitled collages with white and neon backgrounds to massive, chaotic paintings like “Fever.” Read More

Big waterfront projects prompt study of new transportation ideas

By: Steven T. Jones 03/01/13 3:57 PM
The massive development projects being proposed along San Francisco's  Read More

Alleged copper thief gets coppers’ attention in SoMa

By: Rob Nagle 01/08/13 8:03 PM
A man was arrested on suspicion of copper theft in South of Market on Saturday, police said Tuesday. Michael David O’Keefe, 55, was apprehended about 5:30 a.m. after he was seen running from an open PG&E manhole in the 1600 block of Folsom Street, police said. He was reportedly found with high-voltage copper wires estimated to be worth about $90. Police also detained a second suspect. Read More

SOMA's Tall Sasha to shock people out of holidays, into new year at Vessel this weekend

By: David Downs 01/02/13 5:03 PM
New Year’s Eve victims, it’s time to get back on the horse. San Francisco DJ and producer Tall Sasha will shock limp nervous systems back to life with jolts of progressive house and electro Saturday at nightclub Vessel. In town since 1998, Sasha holds forth regularly at the small, swank Union Square club, and he has released a string of successful singles in 2012. Read More

Largest skyscraper on West Coast approved for San Francisco Transbay Transit Center

By: Mike Billings 10/18/12 8:28 PM
A 1,070-foot tower that will become the largest skyscraper on the West Coast received its final approvals from the Planning Commission on Thursday. Read More

Game plan needed for new arena traffic

By: Examiner readers 09/11/12 6:33 PM
I believe it should be clarified that while there may only be a dozen Warriors basketball games scheduled simultaneously with Giants baseball games each year, the arena will be used year-round for concerts and other entertainment purposes (“Warriors site might double-team traffic,” Monday). Read More

Man slashed by intruder while watching TV

By: Rob Nagle 07/25/12 1:24 PM
A man was attacked in his own apartment in the South of Market area Tuesday, police said. The 52-year-old victim was watching TV in his apartment in the unit block of 12th Street about 10:50 p.m. when a man in his 30s kicked open his front door, police said. The creep brandished a knife and cut the victim several times before fleeing on foot, police said. The victim was taken to the hospital for his injuries, which were not life threatening. Read More

Transbay Transit Center might put SoMa on prosperous path

By: Will Reisman 06/13/12 8:16 PM
When the spiraling 1,070-foot skyscraper and surrounding Transbay Transit Center rise above the South of Market neighborhood, there is another thing expected to ascend as well — the property values of surrounding commercial and residential buildings. Read More
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