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  • Alaska Airlines to launch two more flights between Seattle and San Francisco
    Alaska Airlines plans to launch two additional weekday roundtrip flights between Seattle, Washington and San Francisco, California, for a total of 10 daily roundtrips, effective July 7, 2008.The company said that with the new flights, it has now 24
  • Dead whale comes to rest under S.F. pier
    It appeared to be a young gray whale, about 25 feet long, said a spokesman from the Marine Mammal Center. The carcass, tightly wedged among pilings, was not believed to be a hazard to bay traffic, Coast Guard spokeswoman Lauren Kolumbic said.
  • Free harbor tours resume at Port of Oakland
    East Bay Business Times Related News Port of Oakland completes $3M program replacing old trucks [East Bay] Longshore strike shuts down Port of Oakland for the day [East Bay] East Bay, Sacramento to cut freeway truck trips with deeper shipping channel
  • Authorities say San Francisco man was found shot dead on side of Alameda County road
    Bay City News Service The Alameda County Sheriff's Office today released the identity of a San Francisco man who was found fatally shot on the roadside Monday in unincorporated Castro Valley. Deputies responded to reports of a man down on Redwood Road at
  • SF Giants Go To Bat for SF Hep B Free
    The Voice Of Asian America SAN FRANCISCO - Streets, schools, and theatres aren't the only places you'll find APA Heritage Month celebrations this year. Thanks to the Giants, celebrations are now happening around one of America's greatest treasures - the
  • Say Hello to 'BOB' - San Francisco Restaurateur Opens BEST-O-BURGER
    JOE BOXER Founder Nick Graham Joins New Gourmet Mini-Burger Venture as Chief Bun Officer SAN FRANCISCO, May 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Renowned restaurateur Stephen Weber has opened the first BEST-O-BURGER (BOB for short) gourmet mini-burger franchise at 89
  • Say Hello to 'BOB' - San Francisco Restaurateur Opens BEST-O-BURGER
    JOE BOXER Founder Nick Graham Joins New Gourmet Mini-Burger Venture as Chief Bun Officer SAN FRANCISCO, May 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Renowned restaurateur Stephen Weber has opened the first BEST-O-BURGER (BOB for short) gourmet mini-burger franchise at 89
  • Say Hello to 'BOB' - San Francisco Restaurateur Opens BEST-O-BURGER
    JOE BOXER Founder Nick Graham Joins New Gourmet Mini-Burger Venture as Chief Bun Officer SAN FRANCISCO, May 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Renowned restaurateur Stephen Weber has opened the first BEST-O-BURGER (BOB for short) gourmet mini-burger franchise at 89
  • Bridge Bank Opens San Francisco Technology Banking Office
    SAN JOSE - Bridge Capital Holdings , whose subsidiary is Bridge Bank, National Association announced today that it has opened a new San Francisco Region Technology Banking Loan Production Office. Mike Lederman, Vice President of Technology Banking, was
  • Alaska Airlines to launch two more flights between Seattle and San Francisco
    Alaska Airlines plans to launch two additional weekday roundtrip flights between Seattle, Washington and San Francisco, California, for a total of 10 daily roundtrips, effective July 7, 2008. RELATED ARTICLES 25 Apr 2008 30 Nov 2007 29 Feb 2008 28 Apr
  • S.F.: Room for bicycles on JFK Drive in park
    On April 18, city workers completed the restriping of JFK Drive. 'We've had oodles and oodles of good feedback from various members of the public,' Recreation and Park Department spokeswoman Rose Marie Dennis said Thursday. Dennis said the area between
  • OAKLAND / One killed, 2 hurt in 3 separate shootings
    The slain man was shot about 2 a.m. near the corner of 56th Avenue and East 16th Street in East Oakland. The slaying brings to 48 the number of homicides so far this year in the city. At about 12:30 a.m., a woman was grazed by a bullet that struck her
  • Dead whale comes to rest under S.F. pier
    It appeared to be a young gray whale, about 25 feet long, said a spokesman from the Marine Mammal Center. The carcass, tightly wedged among pilings, was not believed to be a hazard to bay traffic, Coast Guard spokeswoman Lauren Kolumbic said.
  • SAN FRANCISCO / Man hit by bus on Mission Street
    The accident occurred at 3:32 p.m. on Mission Street between Seventh and Eighth streets, according to Muni spokesman Judson True. The victim, a man who was not identified, was taken to San Francisco General Hospital with unspecified injuries. The driver
  • Tolls going up at Golden Gate
    Officials at the Golden Gate Bridge are pondering a $7 toll. In early April, we brought you a story outlining why the bridge district was facing a $91 million long-term deficit. Part of the reason is that it operates a transit system that's incredibly
  • Cops release pictures of 'Chicken Hawk' bandit
    One of the photos was taken when the armed bandit robbed a Shell station at 3600 Park Blvd. on April 13, said Officer Roland Holmgren, an Oakland police spokesman. Police are seeking the public's help in identifying the man. They believe he is the same
  • Golden Gate Bridge unveils peak-hour toll plan
    Drivers crossing the Golden Gate Bridge will pay as much as $7 during the morning and evening commutes and on weekend and holiday afternoons if bridge directors approve a congestion-based toll unveiled Thursday. The district already plans to increase by
  • Tavern on the Green Opening in San Francisco
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  • Southfield mayor plans to challenge Oakland County executive
    Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence plans to announce Friday she?ll challenge veteran Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson for the job he?s held for 16 years. The Detroit News and Free Press report the 53-year-old Democratic mayor has been
  • Dead whale turns up under S.F. pier
    The carcass was not believed to be a hazard to bay traffic, Coast Guard spokeswoman Lauren Kolumbic said. A spokesman from the Marine Mammal Center said it appeared to be a young gray whale, about 25 feet long.
  • Fraternity row knifing may not have been a crime, defense lawyer says
    Andrew Hoeft-Edenfield, 20, appeared briefly today in Alameda County Superior Court in Oakland but did not enter a plea in Saturday's slaying of 21-year-old Christopher Wootton. He has been charged with murder and clauses alleging use of a knife and
  • Vallejo man and his mom accused of peddling girl for sex
    Lavon Carter Jr., 20 and his mother, Laverne Vaughn, 36, were named in the indictment handed down by a federal grand jury in Sacramento. Carter recruited a 14-year-old girl to work as a prostitute, prosecutors said. The girl initially said she was 17,
  • S.F. man found shot to death in East Bay hills
    The body of Lonnie Morris, 28, of San Francisco was found about 1:30 p.m. Monday on the side of Redwood Road about five miles from Skyline Boulevard in the East Bay hills. The Alameda County coroner determined that he died of gunshot wounds. The slaying
  • Rollins to rejoin Phillies in San Francisco
    PHOENIX (AP) -- Reigning NL MVP Jimmy Rollins was to rejoin the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday in San Francisco after missing a month with a sprained left ankle. Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said he will watch Rollins warm up and could put his star

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