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SFPD accused of fouling up
- The family of a 56-year-old woman shot by police at an at-home mental health facility after she threatened a social worker and officers with a knife accused San Francisco police of mishandling a delicate situation.
Sales of luxury suites sky-high
- Maybe it’s the private wine-tasting room in the shape of an inverted wine-barrel, or perhaps it’s the elaborate multimillion-dollar art collection that can be admired on the way to the heated, competition-size lap pool.
- Maybe it’s the private wine-tasting room in the shape of an inverted wine-barrel, or perhaps it’s the elaborate multimillion-dollar art collection that can be admired on the way to the heated, competition-size lap pool.
3-Minute Interview: Jan Null
- The California Highway Patrol has affixed ribbons to the antennas of its vehicles this month to warn about the dangers of leaving children unattended in cars. Null, a San Francisco State University professor, is one of the nation’s leading experts on the death of children left in unventilated vehicles.
- The California Highway Patrol has affixed ribbons to the antennas of its vehicles this month to warn about the dangers of leaving children unattended in cars. Null, a San Francisco State University professor, is one of the nation’s leading experts on the death of children left in unventilated vehicles.
Woman shot by police arrested, faces charges
- A 56-year-old mental-health patient shot by police last week survived the incident, but has been arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon.
- A 56-year-old mental-health patient shot by police last week survived the incident, but has been arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon.
The City's anchor in a sea of discord
- The redevelopment of Hunters Point Shipyard and Treasure Island is heavy with The City’s hopes and fears about its future. So heavy, in fact, that life must be perpetually breathed back into the projects, just to keep them from falling over dead of their own weight.
- The redevelopment of Hunters Point Shipyard and Treasure Island is heavy with The City’s hopes and fears about its future. So heavy, in fact, that life must be perpetually breathed back into the projects, just to keep them from falling over dead of their own weight.
Utility-box plan hits a snag
- Proponents call it 21st-century technology. Opponents call it 19th-century packaging.
- Proponents call it 21st-century technology. Opponents call it 19th-century packaging.
Police shoot senior citizen
- Police shot a mental health patient Thursday morning after she allegedly threatened to kill them with a knife.
- Police shot a mental health patient Thursday morning after she allegedly threatened to kill them with a knife.
Fewer clean sweeps of city streets
- Starting in September, many residents of The City will be able to ease the weekly ritual of shuffling their cars back and forth across the street to avoid street sweepers.
- Starting in September, many residents of The City will be able to ease the weekly ritual of shuffling their cars back and forth across the street to avoid street sweepers.
Man shot in chest dies at hospital
- The second homicide in four days, and the 60th of the year, struck Sunday morning when a man was discovered shot in the Bayview district.
Area may make history, again
- Millions of tourists traipse through San Francisco’s streets each year, making pilgrimages to Alcatraz and leaning out of cable cars. Strolling through the Tenderloin, however, is most likely not on the average vacationer’s itinerary.
- Millions of tourists traipse through San Francisco’s streets each year, making pilgrimages to Alcatraz and leaning out of cable cars. Strolling through the Tenderloin, however, is most likely not on the average vacationer’s itinerary.
Sunset cracks overpriced list
- When one thinks of San Francisco neighborhoods for which people pay ghastly amounts to call home, perhaps the Marina, Pacific Heights or Nob Hill leap to mind.
- When one thinks of San Francisco neighborhoods for which people pay ghastly amounts to call home, perhaps the Marina, Pacific Heights or Nob Hill leap to mind.
Alleged hacker can’t be fired yet
- Despite Terry Childs’ alleged hijacking of The City’s central network, which has cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to resolve, it could take more than a year to fire him.
City to give pipe 200-foot burial
- When an El Nino-strength storm caused an entire hillside to slump onto San Mateo County’s Polhemus Road in 1997, experts on San Francisco’s water system held their breath.
Tony Hake
Denver Weather Examiner
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Weather forecast for Denver CO and vicinity, Monday, November 9, 2009
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Weather forecast for Denver CO and vicinity, Monday, November 9, 2009
Greg Henry
Denver Broncos Examiner
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Bailey playing under stress of missing children, ex-wife facing foreclosure, possible fraud charges
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Bailey playing under stress of missing children, ex-wife facing foreclosure, possible fraud charges
