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Cyclist In Deadly SF Pedestrian Crash May Have Been Racing
San Francisco Police are still investigating whether a cyclist who plowed through a crowded crosswalk, killing a 71-year-old man was racing against the clock at the time. Authorities hope the tragedy will help raise awareness of the need for safety, since the city is California’s most hazardous for bikers and pedestrians.
Potential Charges In Deadly SF Castro Crash Could Hinge On Video
CBS has learned that San Francisco police have obtained videotape of last month’s deadly crash involving an elderly pedestrian and an allegedly speeding cyclist in the city’s Castro District. The news comes as the District Attorney’s Office decides whether to file charges.
AIDS Quilt Returns To San Francisco
The AIDS Quilt returns to San Francisco this weekend for the first time in a decade. Several dozen panels will be on display Sunday at several locations in the Castro District.
Muni Rail Service Resumes After Overnight Repairs
Repairs on downed San Francisco Municipal Railway overhead lines in the Castro area were completed early Friday morning and the morning’s commute was expected to run undisrupted, according to Muni officials.
New Rules For SF Castro District Plaza Prevent Camping, Allow Carts
A proposal to ban camping and other activities at two plazas in San Francisco’s Castro District was approved by the Board of Supervisors Tuesday, but only after the removal of regulations that had angered homeless advocates in the city.
San Francisco LGBT Seniors Say Health, Housing Needs Unmet
San Francisco may have a gay friendly reputation, but seniors in the LGBT community have complained the goodwill doesn’t apply to them, especially when it comes to affordable housing and health care.
Proposal On SF Castro Plazas Proves Controversial
Two of the most popular gathering spots in San Francisco’s Castro District would be subject to new regulations under legislation passed out of a supervisors’ committee Monday, despite the fact that they turned out to be quite contentious issues.
Best Jukebox Bars In San Francisco
Great music can transform any dive into a new hangout. San Fransisco’s diverse social scene offers an outstanding selection of entertainment and music. Raise your glass, as we toast the best jukebox bars in San […]
Seven Strolls That Say ‘San Francisco’
San Francisco is a walker’s town, best seen up close, personal and on foot. Here are seven classic San Francisco locations that — provided you’re in reasonably good shape — will reward your investment of time and shoe leather.
Police Presence To Increase At San Francisco Pink Saturday Pride Event
The San Francisco Police Department will increase patrols for the Pink Saturday Gay Pride celebration this weekend following deadly violence at the event a year ago.
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