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Dec.8   SF City Hall Police Officers Suspended Over Video  A parody video that features officers has led to the suspension of at least 20 police officers

Dec.9   San Francisco More Tapes in Police Scandal  The new videos were not put on the officer's website; the mayor is not going to be making them public

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  SF City Hall Captain: I Did Not Participate In Video  SFPD Capt. Richard Bruce said he had no idea his image was used in the video until he saw his picture in the Chronicle

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Dec.13   SF City Hall 8 video scandal officers returning to work  The Bayview Station officers were less involved than other suspended in creating a video

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Dec.15   San Francisco   New Archbishop From Salt Lake City  Pope Benedict XVI has named Monsignor George Niederauer, 69, to be the archbishop of San Francisco

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  SF City Hall All Suspended SFPD Officers Reinstated  All 24 police officers involved in a controversial video skit are on the job again, including the videomaker Cohen

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Dec.18   San Francisco Powerful Storm Knocks Out Power  Some 44,000 businesses and homes are in the dark. There have been 100 separate blackouts

Dec.19   San Francisco Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Bus  64-year-old who was hit by a Municipal Railway bus in the 1600 block of Haight Street near Golden Gate Park

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Dec.20   San Francisco Protestors Outraged By Pot Club Raid  Nearly 100 medical marijuana demonstrators gathered in the rain to vehemently protest the pending raid

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Dec.21   San Francisco IBM to Buy Micromuse for $865M in Cash  Micromuse makes software that manages video and voice traffic on computer networks

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Dec.22   San Francisco Officer arrested on sex, drug charges  Michael Turkington, 35, was arrested for alleged violations of oral copulation, false imprisonment

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Dec.24   SF City Hall City Seeks Wi-Fi Proposals For City  The city issued a request for proposals to provide a 'free or affordable' city-wide wireless broadband network

Dec.26   SF Downtown Drive By Shooting  The male victim was killed at around 2 a.m. just outside the North Beach's Velvet Lounge

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Dec.29   SF Downtown RockSlide On Telegraph Hill  Dozens were forced from their homes. The boulder dragged dirt and mud onto streets

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  San Francisco Rare Violin Stolen From Trunk Of Car  A violin worth $175,000 is stolen from a musician Sabina Nakajima's car. The car was towed

Dec.30   SF City Hall   City Murder Rate Highest In 10 Years  Police Department maintains that many of the 96 killings this year could not have been prevented

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  San Francisco   Police: Stolen Violin Story A Hoax  A passer-by saw the blue violin case. Sabina Rhee-Nakajima, 23, admitted making up the story



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SFPD patrol car crashes, injuring 2 officers  The patrol car struck at least one parked vehicle near Keith St. and Palou Ave. San Francisco, Shanghai renew sistership

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Sister cities since 1980 have revisited their agreement of friendship in Shanghai

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 Treasure Island Woman body found floating  The body of an Asian woman in her early 20s was found 100 yards west of Treasure Island

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Dec.3   SF City Hall     Mayor Recruits Students For Anti-Graffiti  The Department of Public Works is working to find volunteers around the city to commit to painting over graffiti

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  Western Addition Residents complain to DA  The questions had to do with putting an end to violent crime and confronting domestic violence

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Dec.4   SFSU   Student died after falling from building  Ivan Zimmerman, 21, fell from an exterior stairway landing in the Village at Centennial Square residential building

  San Francisco PG&E Seeks Rate Hike  The utility has proposed a 3.9% increase in electric rates and a 1.7% in gas rates

 SF City Hall Officials Consider Closing 19 Schools  Officials in the School District will soon be making decisions about closing of merging schools with low enrollment

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  Bay Bridge   Anxious Moments During Bridge Closure  Suspicious package was reported. Using a remote controlled robotic arm, officers determined it was not an explosive

  Wells Fargo Christian conservative group dropping WF  Focus on the Family withdrawing its funds because of the bank's support of gay organizations

  Candlestick 49ers Lose To Cardinals 17 to 10  Boldin had 11 catches for 156 yards and scored the go-ahead touchdown in the 4th quarter

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Dec.5   SFSU Fall victim may have been fight spectator  The student may have been leaning over the edge of an exterior stairway landing to watch a fight on a walkway below

 San Francisco Bus Accident Kills Pedestrian  56-year-old Qiong Yu-Zhou being struck by a Muni bus near the intersection of Van Ness Ave. and Jackson St.

Dec.6   Treasure Island   Treasure Island School To Shut Its Doors  The SF Unified School District Board voted unanimously to close Treasure Island School

  SF Mission Police Probe Afternoon Shooting  22-year-old man was in an argument with another person when the suspect walked up to the victim and shot him

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Dec.7  SF City Hall New Chief Hired For Troubled MUNI  Nathaniel Ford currently runs Atlanta's version of MUNI

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  San Francisco Drug overdose later deemed homicide  Ronald Ryan, 56, was found dead in his hotel room. An autopsy indicated strangulation

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  SF City Hall   Video sparked investigation into SFPD

Video footage released by Newsom has sparked an investigation into allegations of racism, sexism and corruption  Mayor Newsom and Police Chief Fong showed and denounced several clips produced by members of SFPD. At least one officer has been suspended after police officials learned of a videotape parodying life on the job that featured uniformed officers and stereotypes of suspects

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Dec.8   SF City Hall   Police Officers Suspended Over Video  A parody video that features officers has led to the suspension of at least 20 police officers

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  Bay Bridge Governor's Stall Cost State $81 Million  A nearly yearlong delay in construction on the new eastern span cost taxpayers and toll-payers $81 million

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  San Francisco Trademark granted to 'Dykes on Bikes'  The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has agreed to grant trademark status to 'Dykes on Bikes'

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Dec.9   San Francisco   More Tapes in Police Scandal  The new videos were not put on the officer's website; the mayor is not going to be making them public

  San Francisco Oral HIV Test Delivering False Positives  A promising new oral test that uses fluid swabbed from the mouth incorrectly diagnosed a quarter of the people

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  SF City Hall   Captain: I Did Not Participate In Video  SFPD Capt. Richard Bruce said he had no idea his image was used in the video until he saw his picture in the Chronicle

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Dec.10   San Francisco Residents Escape 3-Alarm Fire  The fire started in the attic space or the roof above a third-floor unit in a 6-unit building

  San Francisco SFPD Officers Defend Humor In Video  A planned police rally fizzled, but some officers defended the brand of humor in the videotape before reporters

 San Francisco Hotels rebuff unions  Contract negotiators for 14 hotels say 2006 expiration date is not acceptable

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  Golden Gate Park Volunteers Search For Missing Man  Volunteers combed the park, searching for clues to the whereabouts of Jerry Tang, 39, missing for 11 days

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Dec.11  San Francisco 3-alarm fire  The fire Friday caused $500,000 in damage to the apartment building it burned. 6 residents were displaced

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Dec.12   Giants Giants land Morris  Right-hander agreed to a 3-year contract, leaving the St. Louis Cardinals after 9 seasons

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Dec.13   SF City Hall   8 video scandal officers returning to work  The Bayview Station officers were less involved than other suspended in creating a video

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Dec.14  San Francisco Rents top U.S. charts  San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin counties the least affordable places for households

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 SF Bayview 3 Hurt, Car Mangled In Accident  A car slammed into a building. Rescue workers had to peel back parts of the car to get at the passengers

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Dec.15   San Francisco   New Archbishop From Salt Lake City

Pope Benedict XVI has named Monsignor George Niederauer, 69, to be the archbishop of San Francisco

San Francisco Christianity Timeline Bay Area Christianity Timeline (78) U.S. in December, 2005 (82)

  San Francisco Water main break floods neighborhood  Two old water main lines on Lombard Street in North Beach neighborhood broke around 4 a.m.

 Schwab Charles Schwab leaving NYSE for Nasdaq  Discount-brokerage pioneer delivered a blow to the New York Stock Exchange, saying it will leave the Big Board

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  SF City Hall   All Suspended SFPD Officers Reinstated  All 24 police officers involved in a controversial video skit are on the job again, including the videomaker Cohen

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Dec.17   Bay Bridge Rain Delays Opening Of FasTrak Lanes  The weather is putting a damper on Caltrans' plans to open 2 new Fastrack-only lanes

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Dec.18   San Francisco Police discovered homicide victim  Officers were passing by a liquor store when they saw a person in the doorway of a store, possibly lying prone

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  San Francisco   Powerful Storm Knocks Out Power  Some 44,000 businesses and homes are in the dark. There have been 100 separate blackouts

  San Francisco Body Found Near Water On Ocean Beach  A park visitor called 911 after discovering the body just south of Judah Street. The body is of a 40-years-old man

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  SF Tenderloin Deadly Shooting At Market  Someone killed a man working at the Empire Market as a part of a robbery attempt

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Dec.19   SF Zoo New Female Tiger  Tatiana was placed into a quarantine pen and will eventually accompany male Siberian tiger

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  San Francisco   Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Bus Map  64-year-old who was hit by a Municipal Railway bus in the 1600 block of Haight Street near Golden Gate Park

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  SF City Hall Supe Frustrated Over MUNI Deaths  Ross Mirkarimi expressed frustration over news of the second Muni-related pedestrian death in less than 2 weeks

  San Francisco Tree crashed into bedroom  One person was slightly injured. The tree also damaged the garage of a neighboring home

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 San Francisco Gasoline spill of about 20 gallons  Between Alcatraz Island and the Golden Gate Bridge

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  San Francisco   Protestors Outraged By Pot Club Raid  Nearly 100 medical marijuana demonstrators gathered in the rain to vehemently protest the pending raid

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Dec.21   San Francisco   IBM to Buy Micromuse for $865M in Cash  Micromuse makes software that manages video and voice traffic on computer networks

  Giants Giants finally acquire Finley  San Francisco acquired outfielder from the LA Angels for third baseman Alfonzo in a swap of former All-Stars

  San Francisco Discrimination lawsuit can go to trial  A lawsuit is accusing the Metropolitan Transportation Commission of race discrimination against East Bay bus riders

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Dec.22   San Francisco   Officer arrested on sex, drug charges  Michael Turkington, 35, was arrested for alleged violations of oral copulation, false imprisonment

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Dec.23  Gap Gap Pays CEO, Other Execs $10.1 Million  Slumping retailer will pay Paul Pressler and 4 other up to $10.1 million so they won't have to keep stock options

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Dec.24  San Francisco Man stabbed multiple times  A man apparently refused to hand over his wallet

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  49ers 49ers Come Back On Rams, Win 24-20  Gore scored the deciding touchdown on a 30-yard run and Hicks scored untouched on a 73-yarder

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  SF City Hall     City Seeks Wi-Fi Proposals For City  The city issued a request for proposals to provide a 'free or affordable' city-wide wireless broadband network

Dec.26   SF Downtown   Drive By Shooting  The male victim was killed at around 2 a.m. just outside the North Beach's Velvet Lounge

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Dec.27   SF City Hall SFPD May Have Exceeded OT Budget  SFPD spent over $7-million of its $10-million overtime budget. The department blames it on the rising murder rate

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Dec.29   SF Downtown   RockSlide On Telegraph Hill  Dozens were forced from their homes. The boulder dragged dirt and mud onto streets

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  San Francisco   Rare Violin Stolen From Trunk Of Car  A violin worth $175,000 is stolen from a musician Sabina Nakajima's car. The car was towed

Dec.30   SF City Hall   City Murder Rate Highest In 10 Years

Police Department maintains that many of the 96 killings this year could not have been prevented

Bay Area Murder Statisctics Timeline (20)

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  San Francisco   Police: Stolen Violin Story A Hoax

A passer-by saw the blue violin case. Sabina Rhee-Nakajima, 23, admitted making up the story

U.S. in December, 2005 (82)

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