Margie Shafer
State Commission Seeks Fine-Tuning Of Warriors Arena Plan
The state commission that regulates development along the San Francisco Bay shoreline has declined to take a formal position on state legislation concerning the proposed Warriors arena on the San Francisco Waterfront.
BART Considers Several Proposals To Expand Bicycle Access
As thousands of cyclists celebrated Bike to Work Day, transit officials considered several proposals Thursday to better accommodate the growing number of Bay Area Rapid Transit riders who have made biking part of their commute.
Man Accused Of North Bay Crime Spree, Oregon Murder Appears In Court
A man arrested for a crime spree in Sonoma and Marin counties after a Castro Valley woman was killed in Oregon will face charges of felony kidnapping, carjacking in California before being tried for murder, prosecutors said.
3 Women Who Testified Against SF Mission District Rapist Honored
Three victims who took the stand against a man dubbed the “Mission Rapist” were among those honored with a Justice Award from the San Francisco District Attorney’s office for their bravery.
SF Health Dept. Issues Meningitis Warnings Aimed At Some Gay Men
The San Francisco Health Department is changing its recommendations for meningococcal vaccinations, aiming their suggestions at some gay men after a recent meningitis outbreak in New York City.
SF Plans Overhaul Of Dangerous Intersections In Wake Of Pedestrian Deaths
San Francisco will re-design some of its most dangerous intersections, adjusting the timing traffic signals and fixing cross walks curb ramps all over the city, with the goal of cutting pedestrian deaths in half by the end of the decade, Mayor Ed Lee said Friday.
Construction Workers At New UCSF Hospital Upset Over Non-Union Hires
More than 1,000 unionized construction workers walked off the job Thursday at the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital in Mission Bay. The workers are upset after six non-union construction workers were brought on the job on Wednesday.
Mountain View’s NASA Ames Spared From Obama Budget Cuts
NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View has been spared from President Barack Obama’s proposed budget cuts.
Woman Uses Stun Gun To Break Up Fight On BART Train
A passenger onboard a San Francisco-bound Bay Area Rapid Transit train used a stun gun to break up a fight between two other passengers.
KCBS Cover Story: A Look Inside San Francisco’s Micro-Apartments
Crews are putting the finishing touches on some San Francisco micro-apartments, spaces under 300 square feet, meant to be a more affordable option for those looking to live in the city.
Breaking News Photos
Weather Photos
Bay To Breakers
Warriors Pride
