Tag: San Francisco
Vigil Planned For Sydney West In SF
SAN FRANCISCO—Sydney “Syd” West, 19, was last seen in downtown San Francisco near Crissy Field on September 29. She was born in Chapel Hill,...
City Plans To Extend Sanctioned Homeless Encampments
SAN FRANCISCO—The city of San Francisco is looking to build more sanctioned housing and shelters across the city for the homeless population. On Tuesday,...
SFFD Rescues Individual Near Pacific Ocean
SAN FRANCISCO—On October 21, at 1:30 a.m. the San Francisco Fire Department safely conducted a “surf and cliff rescue” after an individual got trapped...
SF Allowed To Partially Open Outdoor Stadiums For Sports
SAN FRANCISCO—As part of a new phase of reopening, health officials announced on October 20 that San Francisco, Alameda and Santa Clara counties will...
Alcohol-Only Bars Planned To Reopen Outdoors
SAN FRANCISCO—As the city of San Francisco moves into the final stage of reopening, bars that only offer drinks will be allowed to open...
Chocolate Shop Relies On Online Business During Pandemic
SAN FRANCISCO—Owners of the Chocolate Heaven, John Naylor and Terry Friedkin saw a significant decrease in tourism as a result of the coronavirus pandemic...
Robot Cars In San Francisco Without Human Backups
SAN FRANCISCO—General Motors’ Cruise autonomous vehicle unit announced on Thursday, October 15, that it will pull the human backup drivers from its self-driving cars...
Free Speech Protest Canceled After Assault On Organizer
SAN FRANCISCO—On Saturday, October 17, a speech-rally that took place in downtown San Francisco had to be shut-down after a an organizer had a...
Minds Matter San Francisco Named “2020 Top Rated Nonprofit”
SAN FRANCISCO— Minds Matter San Francisco (MMSF) announced on Oct. 16 it has been named “2020 Top-Rated Nonprofit” by GreatNonprofits, the leading website of...
Alfred’s Steakhouse Closes After 92 Years Of Business
SAN FRANCISCO—Local restaurant Alfred’s steakhouse has permanently closed after 92 years of business. The sudden closure was first reported by The San Francisco Chronicle,...