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Man Arrested For Arson Near Maverick’s Beach

SAN FRANCISCO—John Ivazes, 58, was arrested by the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office for starting a small fire that turned into a 2-acre fire in Pillar Point, near Maverick’s Beach. The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office was alerted by eyewitnesses about 1:45 p.m. on Tuesday, October 27. When the authorities arrived, they found Ivazes lying on the ground near the...

Three Men Arrested For Ronisha Cook’s Murder

SAN FRANCISCO—On December 19, 2019, Ronisha Cook, 33, was allegedly shot and killed around midnight in the 500 block of Ellis Street by three men that police have recently identified as Derrick Sessions, 28, Gary Owens, 39, and Robert Huntley, 31. Authorities have now arrested the men accused of her murder. Police were told by eyewitnesses that they saw the...

Darkness Dawns On Salem On “Days Of Our Lives”

HOLLYWOOD—Ok, this is starting to feel like a trend with the writers of the NBC soap “Days of Our Lives.” I mean the whole prison break storyline is starting to become a bit tired and stale and I don’t fully understand quite why? I swear this happened last year and then the year before and perhaps the year after...

Dante Acclimates To Port Charles On “General Hospital!”

HOLLYWOOD—He’s back and it almost feels like Dante Falconeri never left the ABC soap “General Hospital.” What is great about Dante being back in town is the chaos that it’s causing. Lulu was speechless to see her husband in the flesh, Olivia was ecstatic, as well as Sonny, and wait for it, it seems the wheels are churning for...

A Long Overdue Break

UNITED STATES—I know I cannot be the only American, who counts down the days when they have a long overdue vacation that they have been eagerly waiting to arrive. I mean the notion of having a week or for those who are lucky, 2-3 weeks off of work, its unlike anything. Why? It allows you to have a second...

Balancing Budget Act

UNITED STATES—Budget, we all hate hearing that word, but for so many Americans we need to hear it more and more because it forces us to acknowledge, what we are spending are money on and if the items that we purchase are actually worth it in the long run. Sometimes you have to really look at your expenses and...

SF Opera To Host Virtual Costume Sale

SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Opera will host a virtual costume sale for all members of the general public this November. The sale officially opens  at 12 p.m. PST on Friday, November 13 and ends at 11:59 p.m. PST on Sunday, November 15.  Interested parties can log on to https://sfopera.com/costumesale during the designated sale times.  Over 500 costumes will be available for...

City Pauses Reopening Plans To Prevent Surge In Cases

SAN FRANCISCO—On October 30, San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced that the city will temporarily pause most of its reopening plans set for November after an increase in Covid-19 cases has been reported across the country. The previous plans were set to go into effect on November 3rd, and would have allowed restaurants to open indoor dining at 50% capacity,...

Businesses Board-Up In Anticipation Of Election Night

SAN FRANCISCO—Businesses across San Francisco are putting up plywood outside their storefronts and temporarily closing in preparation for potential unrest following election day, no matter the outcome. Earlier this summer, protests in support of Black Lives Matter and Antifa quickly turned violent across cities in the United States. Just two weeks ago, a Trump supporter and free-speech organizer was attacked...

Walt Disney Museum To Reopen In SF Next Week

SAN FRANCISCO—The Walt Disney Family Museum, located in the Presidio of San Francisco, is reopening its doors to the public Thursday, November 5, according to an announcement made by the museum via Twitter. https://twitter.com/wdfmuseum/status/1321530553527459840?s=21 Starting Nov. 5, the WDF Museum will open from Thursday through Sunday for the remainder of the year. Its hours will be from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m....