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Huge pileup closes Golden Gate Bridge
- All lanes of the Golden Gate Bridge were open for traffic this afternoon after a multi-car collision blocked the span earlier today, according to the California Highway Patrol.
- All lanes of the Golden Gate Bridge were open for traffic this afternoon after a multi-car collision blocked the span earlier today, according to the California Highway Patrol.
San Francisco's Year of the Rat festivities kick off today
- Watching the stilt walkers, decorated floats and 201-foot-long Golden Dragon "Gum Lung" parade down San Francisco's Kearny Street on Feb. 23 might be the ultimate Chinese New Year experience, but there's much more in store before then — 15 days of citywide festivities that kick off today.
Safety work almost complete on S.F. Zoo tiger grotto
- Work is mostly done on safety enhancements to the San Francisco Zoo's big cat exhibit, which has been closed since the Christmas Day escape of a tiger that killed a boy and mauled his two friends before police shot it
- Work is mostly done on safety enhancements to the San Francisco Zoo's big cat exhibit, which has been closed since the Christmas Day escape of a tiger that killed a boy and mauled his two friends before police shot it
3.1 quake shakes Pacifica, S.F.
- The Pacifica Police Department and the California Highway Patrol did not receive any immediate reports of injuries or damages after a 3.1 magnitude earthquake struck about a mile from Pacifica this morning.
Vallejo teens arrested for rape, pimping developmentally disabled woman
- Vallejo police arrested a 19-year-old woman and her 18-year-old cousin Tuesday on charges relating to the pimping and rape of a developmentally disabled woman, the Police Department reported.
21-year-old man charged with 8 brutal attacks on elderly
- A 21-year-old Oakland man has been arrested and charged in connection with eight brutal attacks on elderly Berkeley residents since last November, police announced today.
High court to hear same-sex marriage cases in March
- The California Supreme Court announced today it will hear arguments in San Francisco on March 4 on whether there is a state constitutional right to same-sex marriage.
Suspects sought in South S.F. robbery
- Authorities are searching for four suspects in connection with the strong-arm robbery of a 25-year-old man in South San Francisco Sunday night, police said.
Owner of huge Berkeley pot warehouse forfeits $1M plus 7,000 acres in plea deal
- Joshua Hedlund, 31, has pleaded guilty to using a Berkeley warehouse for manufacturing marijuana and laundering the proceeds of the illegal operation, according to U.S. Attorney Joseph Russoniello.
3.1 quake strikes San Jose
- The U.S. Geological Survey is reporting an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 3.1 struck at about 11:16 p.m. Monday near San Jose.
Teen killed in Bayview shooting
- A 17-year-old boy was shot dead in San Francisco's Bayview District on Monday morning, police said.
Oakland police probing four weekend shootings
- Oakland police today are continuing to investigate four separate shootings that were reported between Friday afternoon and Sunday evening and left five people dead and four others injured.
Joshua Bey to testify in kidnap, torture case
- The half-brother of Your Black Muslim Bakery leader Yusuf Bey IV will return to the witness stand on Friday to resume his testimony against Bey and three other defendants on charges that they kidnapped and tortured two women, a prosecutor said today.
- The half-brother of Your Black Muslim Bakery leader Yusuf Bey IV will return to the witness stand on Friday to resume his testimony against Bey and three other defendants on charges that they kidnapped and tortured two women, a prosecutor said today.