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News Pix: Bay Bridge Gets a White Coat, Ocean Beach Makeover and 50 Years of Maurice Sendak
Workers are painting the new east span of the Bay Bridge white, wrapping its cables in plastic to protect painters from the wind, as the project nears completion.
San Francisco Cracks Down On Landlord Over Deplorable Conditions
The City of San Francisco is cracking down on a property owner it calls a slumlord, after numerous complaints about filthy living conditions at a building on Turk Street.
Re: Streetcars Might Make a Comeback in Oakland
Until 1958, Oakland had a system of streetcars that shuttled passengers from across the city to its Western edge, where they could catch ferries or commuter rail to San Francisco.
San Francisco in 1951 As Seen Through the Periscope of a U.S. Navy Submarine
These photos of San Francisco were taken through the periscope of the U.S. Navy submarine U.S.S. Catfish back in 1951.
Former San Francisco State guard arrested in murder of rapper
Bay Area native and former San Francisco State guard Decensae White was arrested in Redwood City, Calif.
Carolyn Livengood: Retiring South San Francisco Fire Department Fire...
The South San Francisco Fire Department honored retiring Fire Chief Philip D. White for more than 30 years of dedicated service to the City of South San Francisco in a Change of Command Ceremony held April 30 at Station 61 in South San Francisco.
Cafe St. Jorge, a Portuguese cafe and bakery, takes shape on Mission Street
The way Andrea de Francisco puts it, she had two options when it came to her passion for her Portuguese heritage: Move to Portugal, or open a Portuguese place in San Francisco.
Bicyclist killed in collision with San Francisco garbage truck was 21-year-old from Clayton
A 21-year-old bicyclist who was hit and killed by a garbage truck in San Francisco's Mission District Thursday morning was Clayton resident Dylan Mitchell, the San Francisco County Medical Examiner said Friday.
A visit to Mission Chinese, created by Danny Bowien, Beard's latest 'Rising Star Chef'
Earlier this month at the big James Beard Awards whoop-de-doo in New York, the "Rising Star Chef" award went to a young man named Danny Bowien.
The National Theatre of Scotland's production of "Black Watch" is currently at the Armory's newly renovated community space.
Kearny Street Workshop's "Celebrate Your Body" Reimagines APA Fashion
On Friday, May 31, 2013, Kearny Street Workshop, the country's oldest Asian Pacific American multidisciplinary arts organization, returns to SOMArts to present its annual runway show - with new twists.
Kaiser, Anthem, Blue Shield and Health Net head list of Covered California plans for 2014
Kaiser Permanente , Anthem Blue Cross , Blue Shield of California , Health Net and nine smaller, regional health plans will participate in Covered California next year, the health benefit exchanged authorized by the Affordable Care Act.
PERRIS: Guilty pleas in family murder plot, maiming of father
Marvin Moises Reynoso Nolasco, 19, of San Francisco, pleaded guilty Thursday, May 23, to mayhem and multiple counts of attempted murder in a September 2012 stabbing in Perris that maimed a 55-year-old man.
Here's Guy Fieri Getting a Parking Ticket For Coming to San Francisco
The Joey Fatone of the Food Network was caught filming his beloved interpretation of a food show outside of SoMa StEat Food Park earlier today.
Israel in the Gardens | Shifting gears, career women find midlife calling as artists
Adi Braeman was a fashion designer in Israel, creating patterns and supervising production in a small kibbutz factory near Caesarea.
Thousands of Women Pack Moscone Center
The Professional Business Women of California's 24th Annual conference got underway Thursday in San Francisco.
Veretski Pass will again join forces with the San Francisco Choral Artists
In March of 2012 the chamber chorus San Francisco Choral Artists prepared a joint program with the Klezmer trio Veretski Pass, consisting of violinist Cookie Segelstein, Joshua Horowitz on tsimbl, accordion, and piano, and Stuart Brotman on basy, tilinca, and baraban.
Newest Moishe House in S.F. is up and running
After more than 12 months of planning, San Francisco's third Moishe House opened in Cow Hollow earlier this year.
A16 Oakland nears fruition, with positive side effects on the San Francisco original
Plenty of fresh details on the new restaurant - set in Rockridge's former Hudson space - are shared, but one notable insight is that the East Bay branch will not be a replica of the still-popular Marina original.
SFO worker charged with stealing from travelers' luggage
A San Francisco International Airport baggage handler suspected of pilfering items from dozens of travelers' bags was caught in a police sting and now faces felony theft charges, a prosecutor said.



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