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Sunday January 08, 2017
BREAKING NEWS
Sunday morning storm causes downed trees, flooding in SF
by
Laura Dudnick
on January 8, 2017
Sunday morning storm causes downed trees, flooding in SF
Police investigate shooting in Chinatown
Dons hang tough, but fall 63-52 to Saint Mary’s
Raiders’ longstanding weaknesses exposed by Texans in first round
KD on Draymond’s fire: ‘You need someone to just be real’
Five associates of Raymond ‘Shrimp Boy’ Chow plead guilty to reduced charges
Warriors produce ‘atrocious’ collapse in OT loss to Grizzlies
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COLUMNISTS
Nato Green
A backbone for Pelosi
Nato Green on January 8, 2017
I Drive SF
Let old death threats be forgot …
Kelly Dessaint on January 6, 2017
Broke-Ass City
The new year doesn’t start until next week
Broke-Ass Stuart on January 5, 2017
Political Lines
In a post-truth era, San Francisco can fight back with media literacy
Rob Nagle on
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PHOTO GALLERIES
Warriors face off against Portland Trailblazers
2016 Photos of the Year
34th annual Christmas Bird Count chronicles SF’s winter birds
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THE CITY
SF nuns on a mission to move soup kitchen
by
Michael Barba
on January 8, 2017
Sunday morning storm causes downed trees, flooding in SF
Police investigate shooting in Chinatown
Longtime SF education leader had hopes to desegregate schools until November loss
SF nuns on a mission to move soup kitchen
Five associates of Raymond ‘Shrimp Boy’ Chow plead guilty to reduced charges
Next D8 supervisor vows to protect rights threatened by Trump presidency
SF ramps up preparations for big weekend storm
[+] MORE LOCAL NEWS
COLUMNISTS
Nato Green
A backbone for Pelosi
Nato Green
on January 8, 2017
I Drive SF
Let old death threats be forgot …
Kelly Dessaint
on January 6, 2017
Broke-Ass City
The new year doesn’t start until next week
Broke-Ass Stuart
on January 5, 2017
Political Lines
In a post-truth era, San Francisco can fight back with media literacy
Maureen Erwin
on January 5, 2017
[+] MORE COLUMNS
QUICK HITS
Health officials warn flu outbreak is widespread in Bay Area
by
Nuala Sawyer
on January 7, 2017
Health officials warn flu outbreak is widespread in Bay Area
Tilikum, the infamous SeaWorld killer whale, has died
Top stories of the week: New D8 supervisor, court contraband, Muni ‘fleet of the future’
Rebuild of Cow Hollow fire station “going well,” says SFFD
Storm drains receiving deep clean in anticipation of weekend storm
257 animals found homes through Macy’s Holiday Windows this season
WildCare animal rescue gets new executive director
[+] MORE QUICK HITS
OPINIONS
Geary BRT is an expensive pledge to the past
by
David Hirtz
on January 1, 2017
How the Police Commission and activists spanked the POA
Pension election lies may cost taxpayers dearly
Geary Boulevard in desperate need of an upgrade
Geary BRT is an expensive pledge to the past
Letters: Greg Suhr was SF’s best police chief in decades
We cannot allow narrative against disabled people to become mainstream again
Looking forward to meeting Chief Scott
[+] MORE OPINIONS
SPORTS
Raiders’ longstanding weaknesses exposed by Texans in first round
by
Paul Ladewski
on January 7, 2017
Dons hang tough, but fall 63-52 to Saint Mary’s
KD on Draymond’s fire: ‘You need someone to just be real’
Warriors produce ‘atrocious’ collapse in OT loss to Grizzlies
Kaepernick spends time at homeless shelter, donates another $100K
Zaza Pachulia jokes about how he took over the NBA All-Star fan vote again
Sages of the second unit: West, Iguodala, Livingston anchor Warriors bench
Packers, Giants have rich postseason history
[+] MORE SPORTS
SPORTS COLUMNISTS
Balls: Paul Ladewski
Raiders’ longstanding weaknesses exposed by Texans in first round
Paul Ladewski on January 7, 2017
The Sideline
Search for 49ers openings gets under way
Jacob C. Palmer on January 6, 2017
Art Spander
Raiders trudge forward into playoffs
Art Spander on January 5, 2017
The Sideline
If fans were only voters, Zaza would be an All Star
Jacob C. Palmer on January 5, 2017
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ARTS
Spirited NCTC ‘Avenue Q’ extends past the holidays
by
Leslie Katz
on January 7, 2017
K-pop training comes to the Peninsula
Dec. 8-9: On The Waterfront with SF Symphony, Embarcadero Ice Rink, SF Vintage Paper Fair, Marisa Huff, Museums on Us, Carousel, Slow Caves, Commissary Open Kitchen Dinner
Spirited NCTC ‘Avenue Q’ extends past the holidays
Check out Oscar foreign film contenders
Soulful poetry fills Jim Jarmusch’s ‘Paterson’
[+] MORE ARTS
COLUMNISTS
Nato Green
A backbone for Pelosi
Nato Green on January 8, 2017
I Drive SF
Let old death threats be forgot …
Kelly Dessaint on January 6, 2017
Broke-Ass City
The new year doesn’t start until next week
Broke-Ass Stuart on January 5, 2017
Political Lines
In a post-truth era, San Francisco can fight back with media literacy
Rob Nagle on
[+] MORE COLUMNS
NATIONAL & WORLD NEWS
5 dead, 8 injured at Fort Lauderdale airport; suspect had gun in checked bag
by
Tribune News Service
on January 6, 2017
5 dead, 8 injured at Fort Lauderdale airport; suspect had gun in checked bag
US economy creates a modest 156,000 jobs in December
Facebook beating of disabled white teen becomes conservative rallying cry
Judges corral arguments over wild horse protections in remote California county
California braces for ‘once-in-10-year’ storm amid fears of flooding, avalanches, blizzards
Obama urges reform of criminal justice system
‘Only Russia’s senior-most officials’ could have authorized campaign data thefts, US intelligence officials testify
[+] MORE NATIONAL & WORLD NEWS
COLUMNISTS
Nato Green
A backbone for Pelosi
on January 8, 2017
I Drive SF
Let old death threats be forgot …
on January 6, 2017
Broke-Ass City
The new year doesn’t start until next week
on January 5, 2017
Political Lines
In a post-truth era, San Francisco can fight back with media literacy
on
[+] MORE COLUMNS
FEATURES
Scoop: Family, friends fondly remember Carrie Fisher at her home
by
Wire Report
on January 5, 2017
A new spin on New Year’s resolutions
Scoop: Family, friends fondly remember Carrie Fisher at her home
Promises are tough to enforce without a contract
Scoop: Mariah lounges in hot tub following New Year’s Eve fiasco
Scoop: Janet Jackson, 50, resting ‘comfortably’ after giving birth to son
Scoop: Elle Fanning on her new movie: ‘There’s lots of sex’
Scoop: Mariah Carey’s team yells ‘sabotage’ after New Year’s special snafu
[+] MORE FEATURES
COLUMNISTS
Nato Green
A backbone for Pelosi
Nato Green on January 8, 2017
I Drive SF
Let old death threats be forgot …
Kelly Dessaint on January 6, 2017
Broke-Ass City
The new year doesn’t start until next week
Broke-Ass Stuart on January 5, 2017
Political Lines
In a post-truth era, San Francisco can fight back with media literacy
Rob Nagle on
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