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2002
December
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San Francisco, December 2002 Timeline
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| Dec.1 |
San Francisco |
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Hundreds Gather For World AIDS Day People gathered at the National AIDS Memorial Grove
 Day News
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| Dec.5 |
San Francisco |
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Singer sued Opera Association Alexandra Nehra is claiming Association's fog machine has caused her asthma and other ailments
| Dec.7 |
South of Market |
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Policeman kills self on Hall of Justice steps| Michael Block had been suspended for allegedly possessing child pornography at his home and at work | |
 Morning News
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| Dec.10 |
San Francisco |
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Cry for help on 911 tape after fracas 23-year-old Adam Snyder told the dispatcher that off-duty officers started fight 'over nothing'
Day News
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San Francisco |
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Investigation of son of Assistant Chief A criminal police report filed on what happened Nov. 20 involving 3 police officers, including Alex Fagan Junior
| Dec.12 |
Bay Bridge |
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2 steel plates caused commuter backup The pair of 3-foot-wide plates are located on the upper deck extended morning drives by an hour or longer this week
| Dec.13 |
San Francisco |
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First Asian bishop in United States Pope John Paul II has appointed Monsignor Ignatius Wang as the first bishop of Asian ancestry
 Evening News
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San Francisco |
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Car hit officer While officers were investigating accident another car came at them sliding sideways and slides right into them
| Dec.14 |
San Francisco |
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Scaffolding Collapsed High winds caused scaffolding on a 6-story building to collapse. Many boats have been pulled away from their moorings
Day News
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| Dec.15 |
Treasure Island |
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Body recovery operation The body was located on the rocks near the marina on the north shore of the Treasure Island
Morning News
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| Dec.18 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Mother filed lawsuit against Bridge Renee Milligan is the mother of a 14-year-old Santa Rosa girl who killed herself by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge
Day News
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San Francisco |
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Bonds' home run ball must be sold Neither Popov nor Hayashi could claim ownership of the historic ball, hit by Bonds for his 73rd home run
| Dec.19 |
SF City Hall |
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Projected budget deficit topped $200M Officials were expecting a $170 million local shortfall. The state's $35 billion cash crunch will increase the damage
Evening News
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| Dec.20 |
San Francisco |
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SLA fugitive pleads innocent James Kilgore pleaded innocent to explosives counts and other charges
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San Francisco |
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Trial ordered in party boat slaying 27-year-old William O. Monaghan allegedly tossed a Swiss citizen off a party boat on the bay and had punched him
Day News
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| Dec.21 |
SF Mission |
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Thousands of Children Receive Free Toys 2,000 children received free toys in the annual giveaway at the police station
Evening News
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| Dec.22 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Zero-emission vehicles ride free Vehicles run only on electricity, propane or natural gas will ride free during the morning and afternoon commute
Day News
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| Dec.23 |
San Bruno |
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Bald eagle from Zoo recovered After a brief flight of freedom, a prized eagle was recovered safely from a mountain top
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San Francisco |
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Rainbow Grocery ended Israeli boycott Grocery ended a partial boycott of Israeli-made goods after 200 demonstrators filled the parking lot of cooperative
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SF Richmond |
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SFPD negotiating with shooter Officers and negotiators have set up a perimeter where a man with a gun remains holed up in a building
Morning News
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| Dec.25 |
San Francisco |
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4 separate assaults with deadly weapons 5 injuried after fight. Man being assaulted with bottles and baseball bats. Woman rammed a car into her ex-husband's car
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Church served 2,000 pounds of prime rib Glide Memorial United Methodist Church will be providing meals and hope to an estimated 8,000 people in need
Evening News
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| Dec.26 |
SF Downtown |
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Massive water main break Area at Post and Stockton Streets in Union Square was closed to traffic while firefighters continue cleaning up
Real Estate:
Danville homes,
Alameda County homes,
Contra Costa County homes,
Concord homes,
Walnut Creek homes,
Livermore,
East Bay homes,
Berkeley,
San Ramon Danville Alamo homes,
Pleasanton homes,
Hayward homes,
Orinda Moraga Lafayette homes,
Walnut Creek Concord Pleasant Hill homes,
Dublin homes,
Orinda homes,
Moraga homes,
Lafayette homes,
Antioch,
Castro Valley homes,
San Ramon homes,
San Leandro,
Pleasant Hill homes,
San Lorenzo,
Clayton,
Alamo homes
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| Dec.1 |
San Francisco |
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Hundreds Gather For World AIDS Day People gathered at the National AIDS Memorial Grove
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Homelessness on Rise The city found 8,640 homeless compared with 7,305 in October 2001 and 5,376 in October 2000
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7 Colombian stowaways aboard a vessel The men, who are mostly in their 20s or 30s, hid on the sugar ship and are seeking political asylum
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| Dec.5 |
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Singer sued Opera Association Alexandra Nehra is claiming Association's fog machine has caused her asthma and other ailments
Evening News
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Mail theft ring broken up The U.S. Attorney's Office has busted up a conspiracy ring involving 5 people who allegedly stole mail from postal drop boxes
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| Dec.6 |
SF Mission |
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Israeli products to be dropped The Rainbow Grocery health food store decided to drop Israeli products from certain departments
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More Charges Against SFPD Rookie Another citizen is accusing embattled rookie cop, Alex Fagan, Junior of police brutality
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Wolfowitz speaks at Commonwealth Club Deputy Secretary of Defense was again banging the war drum against Iraq
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| Dec.7 |
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Policeman kills self on Hall of Justice steps| Michael Block had been suspended for allegedly possessing child pornography at his home and at work | |
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| Dec.9 |
SF Presidio |
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Trust elects new executive director Craig Middleton, who has been acting director of the Presidio trust since December 2001, was named executive director
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Stabbing at United Nations Plaza The victim has been taken to General Hospital
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| Dec.10 |
San Francisco |
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Cry for help on 911 tape after fracas 23-year-old Adam Snyder told the dispatcher that off-duty officers started fight 'over nothing'
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911 tapes of alleged beating by officers The Police Department released the tapes following an altercation that allegedly involved 3 off-duty officers
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Financial privacy protections voted City supervisors voted 8-1 to install new financial privacy protections for city consumers
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2 arrested following 120 mph chase 2 people driving a stolen vehicle have been arrested following a chase that started in Hayward and ended in San Francisco
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Investigation of son of Assistant Chief A criminal police report filed on what happened Nov. 20 involving 3 police officers, including Alex Fagan Junior
Evening News
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Fiona Ma wins race for supervisor In the race for the District 4 seat Fiona Ma had 55%. Her opponent Arab-American Ron Dudum had 44%
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| Dec.11 |
SF City Hall |
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No ballot shortages in runoff races The complex 4 card ballot used in the November election made it harder to keep polling stations stocked with ballots
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Park Could Be Renamed as SBC Park SBC Pacific Bell provided $50-million to the Giants to help build the park in exchange for naming privileges
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Crack down on homeless along tracks City officials say the sweep is about cleaning up an unsanitary dumping ground filled with health hazards
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| Dec.12 |
Bay Bridge |
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2 steel plates caused commuter backup The pair of 3-foot-wide plates are located on the upper deck extended morning drives by an hour or longer this week
| Dec.13 |
San Francisco |
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First Asian bishop in United States| Pope John Paul II has appointed Monsignor Ignatius Wang as the first bishop of Asian ancestry | |
Evening News
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San Francisco |
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Car hit officer While officers were investigating accident another car came at them sliding sideways and slides right into them
Morning News
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| Dec.14 |
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Body of male was found The body was found along a seldom-used trail in Sutro Heights Park near Ocean Beach
Day News
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Photo exhibition addresses human rights 'Speak Truth to Power,' is a traveling exhibit by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Eddie Adams
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Dry dock towed back to port The 650-foot dock got loose Nov. 7, during the storms
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Scaffolding Collapsed High winds caused scaffolding on a 6-story building to collapse. Many boats have been pulled away from their moorings
Morning News
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| Dec.15 |
SF City Hall |
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2 Supervisors sworn in Bevan Dufty, claimed the District 8 seat in the Dec. 10 election, and Fiona Ma of the Sunset's District 4
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Treasure Island |
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Body recovery operation The body was located on the rocks near the marina on the north shore of the Treasure Island
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Candlestick |
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49ers lost to Packers, 20-14 Brett Favre passed for 201 yards in a steady downpour. Green ran for 90 yards and a touchdown
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| Dec.17 |
SF City Hall |
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$450,000 for a sexual harassment Lisa Mixon, 38, alleged that two co-workers sexually harassed her during most of her employment at Muni
Evening News
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Former PG&E CEO dies at age 72 Richard Alan Clarke served as Chairman and CEO of PG&E from 1986 to 1995
Morning News
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| Dec.18 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Mother filed lawsuit against Bridge Renee Milligan is the mother of a 14-year-old Santa Rosa girl who killed herself by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge
Day News
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San Francisco |
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Bonds' home run ball must be sold| Neither Popov nor Hayashi could claim ownership of the historic ball, hit by Bonds for his 73rd home run | |
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| Dec.19 |
SF City Hall |
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'State of the bureau' report Deputy police chief said his 294 inspectors, down more than 50 members, are among the finest in the nation
Day News
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SF City Hall |
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Projected budget deficit topped $200M Officials were expecting a $170 million local shortfall. The state's $35 billion cash crunch will increase the damage
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San Francisco |
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Fortuneteller crackdown possible The city wants to begin fingerprinting fortunetellers to make easier to track down if they scam their customers
Evening News
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SF Mission |
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Women's mural vandalized for 5th time A four-story mural was again covered with 'offensive language' about women, lesbians and blacks
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Motorcyclist crashed into parked car 800 block of Market Street between Fourth and Powell streets near Walgreen's
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Pedestrian killed by taxicab Man ran across the freeway from the Fifth Street onramp moving from the fast to slow lane
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SLA fugitive pleads innocent| James Kilgore pleaded innocent to explosives counts and other charges | |
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San Francisco |
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Trial ordered in party boat slaying 27-year-old William O. Monaghan allegedly tossed a Swiss citizen off a party boat on the bay and had punched him
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Ingleside |
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Stabbed in chest Mission Street and Courtland Avenue in the Ingleside district
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San Francisco |
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Dog mauling civil suit settled Settlement reached between the family of D. Whipple and the owners and managers of her apartment building
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| Dec.21 |
San Francisco |
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Blaze damaged 2 boats Blaze between Marina Green and Fort Mason is possibly displacing a person who lived on board one of the vessels
Day News
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San Francisco |
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Basketball great Hank Luisetti dies at 86 The 6-foot-3 led Stanford to a stunning 45-31 upset of Long Island-Brooklyn in Madison Square Garden in 1936
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SF Mission |
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Thousands of Children Receive Free Toys 2,000 children received free toys in the annual giveaway at the police station
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SF Sunset |
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Storm closed Great Highway Continuing storms throw more water and sand back onto the highway lanes
Evening News
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Fisherman's Wharf |
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Museum reopens Musee Mecanique is a collection of 150 antique coin-operated games
| Dec.22 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Zero-emission vehicles ride free Vehicles run only on electricity, propane or natural gas will ride free during the morning and afternoon commute
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SF City Hall |
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Not enough money to close investigations Police Chief Sanders has told the city's Police Commission of the money troubles last week
Day News
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| Dec.23 |
San Bruno |
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Bald eagle from Zoo recovered After a brief flight of freedom, a prized eagle was recovered safely from a mountain top
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San Francisco |
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Rainbow Grocery ended Israeli boycott Grocery ended a partial boycott of Israeli-made goods after 200 demonstrators filled the parking lot of cooperative
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San Francisco |
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Lead in String of Murders Arrest of 27-year-old Acie Matthews could help them solve a string of gang-related murders over the past decade
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San Francisco |
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Giants' Benito Santiago, denies pot use Star catcher claims he has no idea how a Federal Express package bearing his name contained two ounces of marijuana
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SF Richmond |
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SFPD negotiating with shooter Officers and negotiators have set up a perimeter where a man with a gun remains holed up in a building
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Sexual assault Over several hours the man wielding a knife and his accomplice allegedly sexually assaulted handicapped woman
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| Dec.24 |
San Francisco |
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New complaint involving rookie officer Orlandos Bacon is claiming he was beaten, threatened and harassed with racial insults during an arrest by Fagan Jr.
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SF Richmond |
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Barricaded man apprehended Several neighborhood residents had to be evacuated from the block
Evening News
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SF Downtown |
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Squad car rear-ended during pursuit Fire Department responded to the crash scene and took a 40-year-old white man suffering from a seizure
Morning News
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| Dec.25 |
San Francisco |
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4 separate assaults with deadly weapons| 5 injuried after fight. Man being assaulted with bottles and baseball bats. Woman rammed a car into her ex-husband's car | |
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SF Downtown |
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Church served 2,000 pounds of prime rib Glide Memorial United Methodist Church will be providing meals and hope to an estimated 8,000 people in need
Evening News
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San Francisco |
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City to receive 4 turbines Electricity-generating turbines were awarded under a state court settlement with an Oklahoma energy company
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Second annual 99-cent gas day The 76 station gave away 99 cent gas from noon to 3 p.m. as a holiday gift to its loyal customers
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SF Downtown |
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FAO Schwarz leaving Union Square Famed toy store was opened 13 years ago. Parent company is looking to avoid bankruptcy
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| Dec.26 |
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Atheists appealing to U.S. Supreme Court American Atheists Inc. object to the way the city of San Francisco sold a cross in a public park
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Life-saving liver transplant 24 year old man received a transplant Christmas Day after he became ill from eating some death cap mushrooms
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Massive water main break Area at Post and Stockton Streets in Union Square was closed to traffic while firefighters continue cleaning up
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| Dec.29 |
San Francisco |
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21-year-old woman missing Jessica Ellis was last heard from three months ago
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| Dec.31 |
San Francisco |
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Inmate mistakenly released Joseph Scott was convicted of felony burglary. Paperwork error led to his mistaken release