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Genentech retention plan to cost $371 million
- A Genentech employee retention plan announced along with its rejection of Roche's buyout offer will cost the biotechnology giant about $371 million, according to documents filed Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Man accused of biting off wife’s lip fails to show up in court
- A South San Francisco man accused of biting off his wife’s lip because she called him short faces a $1 million warrant for his arrest after failing to show up for court Tuesday.
Genentech speeds forth with yet another proposal
- Genentech is seeking approval to build a 280,000-square-foot two-building research complex on its Oyster Point campus, its fourth project in only eight months since the biotech giant gained approval from the city to double the campus’ size and add an estimated 6,000 workers.
- Genentech is seeking approval to build a 280,000-square-foot two-building research complex on its Oyster Point campus, its fourth project in only eight months since the biotech giant gained approval from the city to double the campus’ size and add an estimated 6,000 workers.
Renter aims to save South City cypress
- South San Francisco — A large Monterey cypress — 13½ feet in circumference and estimated to be more than a 100 years old — is worrying some residents in South San Francisco’s West Winston Manor neighborhood.
- South San Francisco — A large Monterey cypress — 13½ feet in circumference and estimated to be more than a 100 years old — is worrying some residents in South San Francisco’s West Winston Manor neighborhood.
New face in South City
- Incumbent Rich Garbarino and newcomer Kevin Mullin came away with two open seats on the South San Francisco City Council on Tuesday night.
Man arrested in South City tool thefts
- A Brentwood man was arrested after allegedly stealing almost $900 worth of power tools from Orchard Supply Hardware in South San Francisco.
Kaiser Permanente may check in to motel
- Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco may extend its facilities by converting a nearby motel building into a medical facility with nonpatient offices. The plan was submitted for review to the Planning Commission and a decision is expected in the next two months.
- Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco may extend its facilities by converting a nearby motel building into a medical facility with nonpatient offices. The plan was submitted for review to the Planning Commission and a decision is expected in the next two months.
Eye doctors fighting Genentech decision
- The California Academy of Eye Physicians and Surgeons has issued a call for South San Francisco’s Genentech Inc. (DNA) to reverse its decision to halt sales of its drug Avastin to compounding pharmacies effective November 30, 2007.
S.S.F. shows off affordable-housing complex
- One of the largest affordable-housing projects in South San Francisco celebrated its grand opening Wednesday.
- One of the largest affordable-housing projects in South San Francisco celebrated its grand opening Wednesday.
Ferry is focal point of S.S.F. council race
- With three City Council candidates for two seats — including an incumbent — South San Francisco is not the Peninsula’s most hotly contested race, but for a city looking to grow as a business leader and destination for residents and teachers, the next four years could be crucial.
Officials agree: Measure C fair, beneficial
- City officials are optimistic that Measure C, a ballot measure that would force San Francisco International Airport to pay some of its long-term parking revenue to South City, represents a good deal for all, including the airport.
Police seek suspects in two SSF robberies
- South San Francisco police officers are looking for two suspects in separate robberies that occurred within 45 minutes of each other late Tuesday night.
Kaiser center’s aim: convenient cancer care
- Kaiser Permanente will break ground Friday on a new medical center aimed at treating cancer patients and will offer cutting-edge technology for those with brain tumors.
- Kaiser Permanente will break ground Friday on a new medical center aimed at treating cancer patients and will offer cutting-edge technology for those with brain tumors.
