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Chris Borland Shocks NFL With Retirement
SAN FRANCISCO—Monday's announcement that 49ers linebacker Chris Borland was retiring from the NFL begged the universal question: "Why?"
In his rookie season, the Wisconsin product...
Serial Groping Suspect Arrested
SAN FRANCISCO—A serial groper has been terrorizing San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood since August 2014, sneaking-up on his unsuspecting victims and assaulting them before...
Marshawn Lynch Involved In SF Brawl
SAN FRANCISCO—Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, also known as Public Enemy Number One to 49ers fans, was involved in a fight outside a...
Hip-Hop Video Shoot Raided By SFPD
SAN FRANCISCO—The filming of a hip-hop video was cut-short following a police raid that resulted in two arrests in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood.
The video...
Bush Looks To Resurrect Career In SF
SAN FRANCISCO—Hungry to prove he still has the explosive instincts and versatility that earned him the Heisman Trophy in 2005, running back Reggie Bush...
Twin Trees Planted In Honor Of Icons
SAN FRANCISCO—Twins Marian and Vivian Brown, celebrity characters of San Francisco known for their snazzy matching outfits and numerous media appearances, have had a...
Pedestrian Struck In First Fatality Of 2015
SAN FRANCISCO—The City of SF suffered its first pedestrian fatality of 2015, after a senior was struck and killed by a vehicle in Richmond on...
Whistle-Blower Lawsuit Filed Against SF
SAN FRANCISCO—Joe Deleonardo, a former city worker in the Department of Technology has officially filed a whistle-blower lawsuit against the city of San Francisco.
Deleonardo claims...
Randhir Kaur Gunned-Down In Albany
SAN FRANCISCO—A 37-year-old UCSF dental student from Indian was found dead in her Albany apartment after sustaining a single gunshot wound.
The shooting of Randhir...
Homeless Encampments Cleaned Not Cleared
SAN FRANCISCO—Permanent homeless encampments have become a regular fixture in San Francisco, a city that has adopted the policy of cleaning them up.
Public work...









