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Suspicious gasoline containers found on South City produce market grounds
- Four mysterious barrels, two containing contaminated gasoline, were discovered by county officials at the Golden Gate Produce Terminal near Produce Avenue, where many Bay Area grocers buy their vegetables.
Trial to start for man who allegedly brought gun to court
- A trial for a Pacifica father accused of bringing a gun to his teenage son’s court appearance will begin today in South City.
Major crimes see drop in South City
- Thanks to the diligence of residents, authorities say, most major crimes dropped from 2006 to 2007, the most updated results from the Police Department.
New cameras will speed up South City bike commutes
- Bicyclists commuting to South City will no longer have to run red lights in a hurry to get to work.
South City’s ship isn’t coming in soon
- Funding shortfalls are threatening to sink the opening of South City’s ferry terminal.
- Funding shortfalls are threatening to sink the opening of South City’s ferry terminal.
Home Depot drops South City proposal
- Home Depot, which recently shelved plans to construct its first store in San Francisco, has also canceled plans for a new location in South San Francisco after more than two years of negotiations with city officials.The store, planned at the former Levitz furniture store site on Dubuque Avenue, east of U.S. Highway 101, was approved by South City in 2006 and would have brought the city $400,000 in sales-tax revenue.
- Home Depot, which recently shelved plans to construct its first store in San Francisco, has also canceled plans for a new location in South San Francisco after more than two years of negotiations with city officials.The store, planned at the former Levitz furniture store site on Dubuque Avenue, east of U.S. Highway 101, was approved by South City in 2006 and would have brought the city $400,000 in sales-tax revenue.
Judge announces mistrial in case of 50-cent robbery
- Jurors deliberating the fate of a homeless man on trial for a 50-cent robbery announced they were hopelessly deadlocked Friday, prompting the judge in the case to declare a mistrial.
Thefts strike South City
- Three people assaulted a 14-year-old boy and stole his cell phone recently in South San Francisco, authorities said.
Teacher aims to hook budding bookworms
- South San Francisco — Getting students at Parkway Heights Middle School interested in books may be a struggle, but one new teacher is on a mission to do just that.
- South San Francisco — Getting students at Parkway Heights Middle School interested in books may be a struggle, but one new teacher is on a mission to do just that.
School succeeding with new principal
- At only 5 feet tall, Sharon Garaycochea does not seem like a threat to the 150 students attending Baden High School, a continuation school in South City.
City uproots Memorial Park farmers market
- There will be no crunchy carrots, succulent strawberries or fresh herbs brought from local farms to South San Francisco this year, as city officials recently decided to cancel the farmers market at Orange Memorial Park.
Brothers found guilty of South City murder
- Two brothers on trial on suspicion of killing their childhood friend during a bloody confrontation in a South San Francisco apartment were found guilty of all charges Thursday.
Lantos reverently remembered at memorial service
- From Tibet to the Bay Area, Rep. Tom Lantos, who always called himself “an American by choice,” left behind a world of heavy hearts, said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday during a memorial to the 27-year Congress member. “Without Tom, I wouldn’t have been able to make that trip to meet with the Dalai Lama,” Pelosi said. “No matter where he went, Tom was never afraid to speak his mind about civil rights. His death was a terrible loss for this country, sad for this district, his constituents and the people he represented.”
- From Tibet to the Bay Area, Rep. Tom Lantos, who always called himself “an American by choice,” left behind a world of heavy hearts, said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday during a memorial to the 27-year Congress member. “Without Tom, I wouldn’t have been able to make that trip to meet with the Dalai Lama,” Pelosi said. “No matter where he went, Tom was never afraid to speak his mind about civil rights. His death was a terrible loss for this country, sad for this district, his constituents and the people he represented.”