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SAN FRANCISCO—U.S. District Judge William Orrick III ruled on November 20, that PG&E may face a lawsuit over an incident that occurred back in 1920. The lawsuit indicates that back in the 1920s, Pacific Gas and Electric Company and PG&E Corporation left behind “hazardous waste created by its manufactured gas plants along the northern waterfront of San Francisco.” Dan Clarke, a...

SAN FRANCISCO—On Thursday, November 19, the San Francisco Board of Education approved of a new resolution that details the San Francisco Unified School District’s plans to return students to their classrooms, according to a press release. The San Francisco Board of Education’s Vice President Gabriela Lopez and Commissioners Jenny Lam and Stevon Cook stated: "We understand the immense fear behind opening...

SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Board of Supervisors announced legislation of a plan to move 500 homeless people out of Shelter-In-Place (SIP) hotels.  Supervisors Matt Haney, Shamann Walton, Hillary Ronen, and Dean Preston noted the legislation will halt the dismantling of the Shelter-In-Place hotels, work to provide residents with permanent housing once it is available after the pandemic, and bring more...

UNITED STATES—Container gardening is overrated. The endemic soil here is not so bad that nothing will grow in it. What is now suburban gardens was formerly famously productive farmland! Soil amendments make the soil more comfortable to plants with more discriminating taste. Plants that are too discriminating are probably not worth accommodating. With few exceptions, planters are unnecessary. Plants naturally...

SAN FRANCISCO—On Wednesday, November 18, at approximately 8:56 p.m. officers from the San Francisco Police Department Bayview Station arrived at the scene of a shooting on Bertha Lane. The victims were two male adults with life-threatening gunshot wounds. They were transported by medics to a hospital, where both victims succumbed to their injuries. According to SFPD Compstat reports, there has...

SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco’s Ballet is going digital for the 2021 season, according to a press release from the ballet’s Artistic Director and Principal Choreographer Helgi Tomasson. "The launch of a digital season has taken monumental effort from every artist and administrator in our organization, and for that, I am very proud of the work we've done," said Tomasson. Practicing dancing...

SAN FRANCISCO—A San Francisco woman was arrested on November 14 in Spreckelville, Hawaii after allegedly violating the states' COVID-19 guidelines, the Maui Police Department reported. Colleen Proppe, 52, traveled to Hawaii on November 7 and did not follow the states' COVID-19 guidelines that specifically state to quarantine for 14 days after landing if a negative test report is not attainable. According...

SAN FRANCISCO—A firefighter who was severely injured while on the job was released from the Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital on Friday, November 20 and has been sent to a rehabilitation center, the San Francisco Fire Department reported. A video was uploaded on the SFFD Media Twitter page of police officers and health officials cheering as he is rolled to...

HOLLYWOOD—Battles are indeed underway on the CBS soap “The Bold and the Beautiful.” At the forefront is the drama involving Thomas Forrester and Liam Spencer. Liam could not shake his intuition that has been telling him that something is off with his nemesis Thomas. After that chat with Finn, Liam was more convinced than ever before and decided to...

HOLLYWOOD—I swear it really feels like the character of Adam Newman is carrying the narrative on the CBS soap “The Young and the Restless” for the past few months. Everything that has been transpiring of interest has revolved around the black sheep of the Newman family, Adam Newman. Adam was just livid and full of rage after Chelsea decided...