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SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved an emergency ordinance that provides a $5 raise to some grocery and retail workers, as part of “hazardous pay” for working during the COVID-19 pandemic. The SF Board of Supervisors, consisting of 10 district supervisors, voted unanimously on Tuesday, March 9. Seven of the supervisors signed up to co-sponsor the ordinance heading...

SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Police Department is currently searching for a second vehicle in a car collision that took place on March 2.  Officers responded to a collision involving a pedestrian and a vehicle on Mission Street and Geneva Avenue. A 79-year-old victim was found on the scene, who later passed away from her injuries at Zuckerberg San Francisco...

HOLLYWOOD—And the nominations continue to roll out for awards season. On Tuesday, March 9, the nominees for the 74th annual British and Television Film Arts Awards better known as BAFTA were announced. The organization, which has faced much scrutiny in the past for its lack of diversity in its acting races so some change for 2021. Leading all contenders...

HOLLYWOOD—I totted last week’s episode of “Queen Sugar” one of the best episodes of TV I’ve seen in the past year chronicling the chaos of the pandemic to almost near perfection. This week’s episode, ‘Early-May 2020’ continued to see the mayhem the pandemic has unleashed in addition to a reckoning moment in our country. Darla was really showcasing her...

SAN FRANCISCO—Salesforce canceled their lease on its 325,000-square-foot at the Parcel F Tower that was planned to be built in the San Francisco’s Transbay District. In February, Salesforce adopted a permanent remote work policy due to the pandemic, allowing employees to work from home one to three days a week. Salesforce stated last month that the new policy would...

UNITED STATES—Certain parts of the vegetable garden are ideal for certain types of vegetables. Wire fences are perfect for pole beans to climb. Corn belongs at the northern edge where it will not shade lower plants. Vegetable gardening would be simpler if it were like permanent landscaping. Instead, vegetable plants are seasonal and very consumptive. They prefer fresh resources....

HOLLYWOOD—Another night another fascinating episode of Tyler Perry’s “The Oval.” This week’s episode, ‘The Fencer’ made it crystal clear that this conspiracy within The White House goes much deeper than anyone ever expected. With that said, we kicked things off with Diane, Lilly, Bobby and Max deciphering their next move. Max was able to retain a piece of that...

UNITED STATES—The die was cast: An opalescent pile of pill-pods glittered hypnotically in the noon day sun, which spared the eye little that was unpleasant, such as the raw welts near the base of the spine where the pill-pods had been lanced. It seemed later, but the sundial—one of the crude technologies permitted by the old lady inside The...

SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Police Department arrested Edward Earl Daniels, 56, on Wednesday, March 3 for sexually assaulting a child. Authorities indicated in a press release the child was at least 8 years old at the time of the assault. “In the Fall of 2020, the 8-year-old victim reported a sexual assault by the suspect that took place approximately seven months...

SAN FRANCISCO—According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Northern District of California, Roger Nils-Jonas Karlsson, 47, pled guilty to the charges of securities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering on Friday, March 5, 2021. Karlsson, a Swedish national who lived in Thailand, defrauded 3,575 investors more than $16 million through two companies he created, the complaint revealed. On November 27,...