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Shelby Lynne plays San Francisco

Shelby Lynne
Bay Area events for Tuesday:   WHO’S IN TOWN Shazia Mirza, an award-winning comedian and columnist from England, performs at the Punch Line. [8 p.m., Punch Line Comedy Club, 444 Battery St., S.F.]   LECTURES Read More

Golden Gate Bridge District set to transition to automated service center in money-saving move

Golden Gate Bridge District
Patrons of the Golden Gate Bridge and its transit agencies will soon be hearing a lot more automated voices when they call the district’s customer service center.In a money-saving move, the bridge district is poised to transition into a new service center that will rely much more heavily on computer-generated responses to questions about transit service and other issues. Read More

Vandals release remaining 20,000 salmon at Romberg Tiburon Center

Chinook Salmon
Just days after vandals released 40,000 juvenile Chinook salmon into the San Francisco Bay, the remaining 20,000 young fish were released from their pens at the Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies over the weekend.Vandals again cut the ties that held the nets containing the 8- to 10-inch salmon in place. The salmon were being kept in three pens that measure 25 by 16 by 8 feet. Read More

Clouds clearing, warm temperatures returning to San Francisco Bay Area on Tuesday

Today’s gray skies over the Bay Area are expected to clear up by Tuesday, and warm temperatures are coming back later this week, a National Weather Service forecaster said. A cold front is moving in to the Bay Area today, with light showers and mild winds anticipated throughout the region. Temperatures for Tuesday are likely to be in the mid- to upper 60s. Read More

Bay Area protesters set to ‘Occupy Oakland’

The wave of protests that began with “Occupy Wall Street” in September is continuing to expand in the Bay Area, and activists plan to begin camping out in Oakland’s Frank Ogawa Plaza this afternoon.Protesters announced online that “Occupy Oakland” will begin at 4 p.m. when they will gather outside Oakland’s City Hall, creating an encampment in the spirit of similar protests throughout the nation. Read More

Chance of rain this afternoon

Mostly cloudy skies are expected in the Bay Area today, with patchy fog in the morning and a chance of rain in the afternoon. Highs are likely to be in the lower 60s.Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of rain are likely this evening, and possibly more showers after midnight. Lows are expected to be around 60.Partly cloudy skies are expected Tuesday morning, becoming sunny in the afternoon. Highs in the 60s are expected. Read More

CHP urges drivers to be cautious on wet, flooded roads

An early October storm hit the Bay Area on Tuesday night, making roads hard to handle, a California Highway Patrol officer said.According to CHP Officer Ralph Caggiano overnight rain led to flooding in Oakland, San Jose, Marin, parts of state Highway 17 near Santa Cruz and San Francisco.Caggiano said Caltrans has been busy clearing drains to relieve flooding and the CHP has been handling many collisions overnight. Read More

Rainy weather hits Bay Area, CHP warns of slippery roads

San Francisco Bay Area
Skies have turned gray over the Bay Area, and rainfall is expected for the next few days as a storm system from the Gulf of Alaska passes through the region, a National Weather Service forecaster said. “The Bay Area might see some light rain and maybe a few splashes of moderate rain throughout the day and into this evening,” forecaster Diana Henderson said this morning. Read More

AC Transit bus targeted in BB gun shooting

A window on an AC Transit bus was shattered early this morning when someone fired a BB gun at the bus in Oakland. The shooting happened at about 12:26 a.m. in the area of San Pablo Avenue and Powell Street, near the Emeryville border, AC Transit spokesman Clarence Johnson said.There were six passengers on the bus at the time, and no one was injured, Johnson said. Read More

Medical issues prevent Michelle Le murder suspect Giselle Esteban from appearing in court

Giselle Esteban
Medical concerns related to her pregnancy prevented Giselle Esteban from coming to court today on a charge that she murdered nursing student Michelle Le. Alameda County sheriff’s spokesman Sgt. J.D. Nelson said Esteban, a 27-year-old Union City woman, didn’t have to be hospitalized and isn’t having a medical emergency but a doctor decided she wasn’t well enough to be bused from the county jail in Dublin to the Hayward courthouse. Read More
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