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Last iPhone 3G in South San Francisco Goes to Microsoft Guy - Are iPhones Selling Out?
The very last iPhone 3G at the Stonestown store in south San Francisco was just sold to a guy in a Microsoft shirt! I'm currently at the Apple store in the Stonestown mall, posting from an in-store computer.
MacroGenics Acquires Raven Biotechnologies
MacroGenics, Inc., a privately held biotechnology company that develops immunotherapeutics to treat autoimmune disorders, cancer and infectious diseases, announced the acquisition of Raven Biotechnologies, ...
Palo Alto police on Wednesday turned to the public for help in finding a 22-year-old Gilroy resident they believe is responsible for last weekend's homicide near City Hall.
2 Arrested In San Mateo Mugging, Auto Theft
San Mateo police arrested two men Monday in connection with an assault and vehicle theft carried out earlier that morning.
Man clinging to life after being shot on Palo Alto street
Officers found Phillip Lacy lying on the sidewalk about 1:45 a.m. Sunday in the 600 block of Bryant Street, near the Civic Center parking garage, police Agent Dan Ryan said.
Robbery, car theft suspects nabbed
San Mateo police arrested two men on suspicion of robbery and car theft Monday. Parolee Kevin Taft Miller, 38, of San Mateo, attempted to rob a man who was with two friends about 1:47 a.m. Monday on the 200 ...
Warped Fingers Lead To Arrest In Attempted Daly City Armed Rape
Daly City police say they have arrested a man wanted in an attempted armed rape in late June.
Shorenstein JV Takes 404,000SF San Fran Business Park
July 14, 2008 By: Barbra Murray, Contributing Editor Oyster Point Business Park and Oyster Cove Marina in South San Francisco have just come under new ownership, courtesy of a deal valued at a reported $85 ...
Ferry Service Coming to So. San Francisco
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- Officials on the peninsula have taken the first step towards bringing ferry service to South San Francisco.
Bird education to take flight near refuge
A family of ducks swam through the algae-laden waters of the Brisbane Lagoon at low tide.
Hearing set for accused rapist
The preliminary hearing of a Daly City man charged with raping an intoxicated 15-year-old girl and leaving her half-naked behind a paint store will be held in August in South San Francisco Municipal Court.
HERmark Breast Cancer Assay Is Now Available
Monogram Biosciences , Inc. out of South San Francisco is announcing availability of their assay for the detection of a particularly aggressive type of breast cancer that exhibits presence of the HER2 protein.
Young adults on spiritual pilgrimage to see pope in Australia
An expensive 15-hour flight to Australia did not hinder local young adults from a spiritual pilgrimage.
Officials break ground for South San Francisco ferry service project
Most groundbreakings require a golden shovel and dirt. This one was different. Seeing that there was no ground to mark the opening of the Oyster Point breakwater for future ferry service, South San Francisco ...
Visual Arts: 'World' showcases Nagler art
"He's got the whole world in his hands" could be the theme song for JoAnneh Nagler's oil paintings show at the Caldwell Gallery in Redwood City through Aug.
French native serves up cuisine
Fabrice Boutringain is far away from his childhood home of Tours, nestled in the Loire Valley in France, but he's just as content behind the counter of his cafe at 33 Visitacion Ave.
Pharmaceutical Firm Leases 40,000SF at 600-Acre Business Park
July 3, 2008 KaloBios Pharmaceutical has snagged 40,000 square feet at 260 East Grand Avenue in South San Francisco, Calif.
Susan Robles / Daily Journal Eleanore Fourie, left, and Elizabeth Ervin have worked for the museum since its inception.
Daly City Police Search For Man Behind Armed Rape Attempt
Daly City police are searching for a man they say used a knife to try to rape a woman on Thursday.
6. Fire could summon 14th-century fear
When thinking of the plague, one might conjure images of 14th-century English villagers surrounded by rats and fleas, perhaps dragging swollen corpses out to a cart to the cry of "Bring out your dead!" One ...