Program to keep BART elevators poop-free set to expand in downtown SF
Embarcadero, Montgomery stations soon to get attendantsJoe Fitzgerald Rodriguez / July 25, 2019
Month: July 2019
‘Corporate rentals’ draw scrutiny from city officials
Companies approved for housing leasing out units as extended-stay apartmentsLaura Waxmann / July 25, 2019
Forty Niners sign Nick Bosa, Deebo Samuel to rookie deals
On eve of training camp, San Francisco 49ers finish signing their 2019 NFL Draft classRyan Gorcey / July 25, 2019
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass to include Jackie Greene, Margo Price
19th event also features Calexico and Iron & Wine, Bettye LaVette, Steve Earle, Waterboys and moreLeslie Katz / July 25, 2019
Potential signs of human trafficking
By Christopher Dolan and Dianna Albini Unfortunately, and incomprehensibly, we are growing…Christopher B. Dolan / July 25, 2019
‘Future IDs at Alcatraz’ reveals a road to reintegration
Exhibit explores many stages of rehabilitationLloyd Lee / July 25, 2019
‘For Sama’ a powerful, touching view of Syrian war
New mother documents trauma, beauty of life in AleppoAnita Katz / July 25, 2019
Tarantino’s ‘Hollywood’ cleverly mixes fact, fiction, film
Funny, beautiful stylish 1969-set movie defies expectationsJeffrey M. Anderson / July 25, 2019
Teen critically injured in major Bayview District car crash
Police report that speed was a factor in crash that sent four people to the hospital.Laura Waxmann / July 25, 2019
Anti-corporate candidate runs for SF Pride Board
LGBTQ progressives are preparing to tear down San Francisco Pride’s corporate rainbows.…Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez / July 25, 2019
BART board appoints new agency leader, who will go on rider ‘listening tour’
Thursday morning the BART Board of Directors is scheduled to vote on their new leadership in a closed session, according to their public agenda.Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez / July 25, 2019
Backup QB spot among several camp battles to watch for 49ers
The 49ers are deeper than they’ve been in years, so how will that depth shake out in training camp?Wire Service / July 25, 2019
Good Day July 25-27, 2019
Theo Von, Murasaki Ensemble, Jackie Ryan, BigPicture, San Francisco Symphony and Pixar’s Up, Knotfest Roadshow, The Rise and Fall (and Rise) of Martha Stewart, Denny Laine, Uke-Splosion!, Dancing on Waverly 2019, Veronica SwiftWire Service / July 25, 2019
Will San Francisco finally install speed enforcement cameras?
“No one should feel they’re risking their lives by simply crossing the street,” Tony Montoya, president of the POA, told the Examiner on Tuesday.Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez / July 24, 2019
Judge rules against challenge of search warrants in ‘Rideshare Rapist’ case
No decision made on legality of DUI stop police used to obtain suspect’s DNAMichael Barba / July 24, 2019
Update: Person struck by BART train in Oakland survives
As of 5:37 p.m. the Lake Merritt station was closed, and there were major delays in the Dublin, Warm Springs, Richmond, Pleasanton and Daly City direction.Bay City News / July 24, 2019
What history can teach us about defeating fascism today
Beyond being a great historical tale about beating fascism, the story of the Battle of Cable Street has many important parallels to today.Stuart Schuffman / July 24, 2019
When it’s time for a change in the game
I used to loathe the idea of waiting almost two hours or more for a fare, but over the past few weeks, the SFO holding lots have become a sanctuary from the madness.Kelly Dessaint / July 24, 2019
Breed, supervisors announce deal on housing measures
Mayor announces support for Board’s proposal after supervisors agree to increase height limitsLaura Waxmann / July 24, 2019
Can tasks really be shared equally in a family?
The collective peace of a family depends on each individual’s happiness quotient within the unit.Jaya Padmanabhan / July 24, 2019
