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19-year-old Nicholas Hudson is accused of vandalizing a San Francisco Muni bus  on October 29, 2012. (SFPD)

2nd Arrest In Vandalism Of Muni Bus After World Series

San Francisco police arrested a second suspect Wednesday in the destruction of a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus following last month’s Giants’ World Series win.

2012/11/07

An eyewitness recorded video of a a man torching a Muni bus at the intersection of Market Street & Third Street on October 29, 2012. (SFPD)

Driver Of Torched San Francisco Muni Bus Honored For Heroism

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board of directors honored bus driver Alan Yam with a proclamation for keeping his eight passengers safe and evacuating them from the bus before it was destroyed by fire.

2012/11/06

A man vandalizes a San Francisco Muni bus following the Giants' World Series win on October 28, 2012. 22-year-old Gregory Tyler Graniss has been arrested in the case. (San Francisco Chronicle)

Accused SF Muni Bus Vandal Asks For Forgiveness, Pleads Not Guilty

A man accused of smashing the windshield of a Muni bus last week after the Giants’ World Series victory pleaded not guilty to felony vandalism charges, but his attorney said that he acknowledges responsibility for the incident.

2012/11/05

An eyewitness recorded video of a a man torching a Muni bus at the intersection of Market Street & Third Street on October 29, 2012. (SFPD)

Insurance Won’t Cover Damage To Torched SF Muni Bus

San Francisco Municipal Railway is out about $1 million because its insurance does not cover the damage caused by vandals who set a bus on fire during revelry after the Giants’ World Series win, a Muni spokesman said Monday.

2012/11/05

BART train, station

BART Ridership Shatters Previous Record From 2010 Giants Parade

BART set a new record ridership thanks to Giants fans who streamed into San Francisco for Wednesday’s big victory parade.

2012/11/01

A baby Francois' langur monkey, named Romo. (San Francisco Zoo)

San Francisco Zoo Names Baby Monkey After Giants Pitcher Romo

A baby Francois’ langur monkey born at the San Francisco Zoo last month that some believe brought the Giants luck in their World Series bid has been named after relief pitcher Sergio Romo.

2012/11/01

Pitcher Sergio Romo #54 of the San Francisco Giants runs along the parade route during the San Francisco Giants World Series victory parade on October 31, 2012 in San Francisco. (Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

KCBS Sports Fans: Romo Nails It At Giants World Series Fest

It’s the calm after the storm, the morning after the crazy party you never really wanted to see end.

2012/11/01

San Francisco Giants Victory Parade

San Francisco City Workers Hastily Clean Up Streets Following Parade

All told, more than 1 1/2 tons of confetti filled the street following the Giants parade.

2012/11/01

A 5-Fulton Muni bus. (CBS)

Parade Packed Bay Area Transit Agencies To Capacity

BART, Caltrain, Muni and Golden Gate ferries all saw huge crowds as revelers headed to San Francisco for the Giants victory parade.

2012/11/01

San Francisco Giants Victory Parade

Giants World Series Parade Draws A Million Revelers To Downtown SF

Throngs of people, estimated at more than one million, lined San Francisco’s Market Street Wednesday to watch the ticker tape parade celebrating the San Francisco Giants 2012 World Series Championship.

2012/10/31

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