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Morning News


Jan.27   SF City Hall     Newsom to seek higher taxes
  New Mayor told business leaders a budget deficit that may exceed $300 million may give him little choice but


  Benicia   Child abuse has become homicide case  15-month-old Deareyah Bennett with a head injury was pronounced dead at a hospital

  San Francisco   Man shot to death  Andreas Porter, 26, was shot and killed near the Cow Palace early morning

  Redwood City Peterson Trial Brings Road Closures  Dozens of metered spots are already gone because the street will be closed to make room for the TV trucks

  San Jose 7,100-seat concert hall may be created  Despite budget problems, County officials are looking into creation of a hall that would compete for local entertainment events

Day News


  Redwood City     Judge Delucchi chosen for Peterson trial
  A retired 72-year-old judge has handled 22 death penalty trials, including one involving the slaying of former Black Panther


  South San Jose   Student Killed on the Way to School
  A 15-year-old student was stabbed and killed on the way to Willow Glen High School


  SF City Hall   Campaign to crack unsolved murders  SFPD has launched a new campaign to solve murders of black men, distributing posters that feature victims

  San Francisco Electricity rate cut to save $60 million  Bankrupt PG&E is raising its customers' total savings to $875 million

  San Francisco Man Wins Super Lotto Jackpot  Gordon Belmont claims his $13 million prize, choses the lump-sum payment and will collect $7 million before taxes

Evening News


  San Jose Lalas named Quakes general manager  Red-haired, goateed soccer star was named president and general manager of the San Jose Earthquakes

  SF Downtown 4 towers allowed in Rincon Hill  San Francisco supervisors OK'd zoning changes, after developers agreed to build extra affordable units
World , January 27, 2004 Timeline