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Killings turn focus on San Francisco sanctuary law
- The scene repeats itself daily on city streets: a driver gets stuck bumper to bumper, blocking an intersection and preventing another car from turning left.
Triple murder turns focus on S.F. sanctuary policy
- The scene repeats itself every day on city streets: A driver gets stuck bumper-to-bumper, blocking the intersection and another car's ability to complete a left turn.
Alleged SF computer saboteur's bail request denied
- A judge on Wednesday refused to reduce the $5 million bail of a San Francisco technology expert accused of rigging the city's computer system to malfunction during routine maintenance.
Mayor visits city engineer in jail, gets codes
- A judge on Wednesday refused to reduce the $5 million bail of a San Francisco technology expert, who prosecutors alleged rigged the city's computer system to malfunction during routine maintenance.
Judge refuses to toss track coach's conviction
- A federal judge on Friday declined to toss out track coach Trevor Graham's conviction for lying to federal investigators in a performance-enhancing drug probe.
Supreme court orders new Headwaters logging plan
- The California Supreme Court on Thursday chided two state agencies for approving the controversial $480 million Headwaters Forest deal under which the state and federal governments bought 10,000 acres of old-growth redwood groves and set standards for how the Pacific Lumber Co. would log a remaining 220,000 acres in Northern California.
Bay Area suburb accused of harassing black renters
- Civil rights groups alleged in a federal lawsuit Wednesday that Antioch police have created a special unit to harass the rising number of black renters there who receive federal housing assistance.