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Another San Francisco TV Crew Hit By Thieves in Oakland

Another TV station in the San Francisco-Oakland TV market has ended up on the wrong side of the story while working across the bay in Oakland. This time it was a KGO crew that was targeted by thieves while outside of an art gallery and...Show More Summary

Discovery’s Revision3 Launches Science-Themed Web Channel: TestTube

San Francisco, Calif. – Discovery Communications and Revision3 announced today the launch of TestTube, a digital video network designed to ignite online audiences who are incurably curious about the world around them. TestTube debuts...Show More Summary

Ryan Takeo Headed to KPIX

16 minutes agoMedia / Television Industry : TVSpy

Ryan Takeo will be joining San Francisco CBS owned station KPIX. Takeo announced the news via twitter saying, “LIFE CHANGE: I’m excited to officially announce I’m headed to @ CBSSF! I start next month. Pinch me.” Currently, Takeo reports for WOOD in Grand Rapids, MI. Show More Summary

Heroic Photovoltaic Backpack Solar Man Graces San Francisco – His Achilles Heel is Fog, Not Kryptonite

TweetIDK, if I had a backpack like this, I’d probably give it to someone who could use it, you know, somebody living off the grid or in an arid, equatorial land… Click to expand

Immigration Reform LGBT Rights

55 minutes agoTechnology : TechCrunch

Editor's note: Gavin Newsom is Lieutenant Governor of California and the former Mayor of San Francisco. It is outrageous. Once again the gay community is reminded of where it stands with the political leadership, both Democrats and Republicans. Show More Summary

Closer Look at Michael Crabtree's Achilles Tendon Injury and Surgery

The San Francisco 49ers offense took a huge hit on Tuesday when wide receiver Michael Crabtree went down with a torn Achilles tendon first revealed by Mike Garafolo of USA Today. According to Ian Rapoport, coach Jim Harbaugh described the injury as a complete tear—one that requires surgical repair almost without exception. Show More Summary

New Loft Housing Boosts San Francisco?s Tenderloin

In July, a dynamic new San Francisco building opens with lofts, city views, a rooftop movie theater and barbecue pit, and a ground-floor café---and it is in the Tenderloin. After a long development process at the former site of KGO television studios, the Lofts at Seven is preparing for occupancy. Show More Summary

San Francisco Giants: Offseason Moves the Team Should Have Made Going into 2013

The San Francisco Giants are off to a winning start. They currently sit at a respectable 26-21 (as of May 22), tied for first in the NL West with the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks. However, there are noticeable holes that have only become more noticeable as the season has worn on. Show More Summary

How San Francisco 49ers Losing Michael Crabtree Still Leaves Room for Optimism

So, the San Francisco 49ers lose No. 1 wideout Michael Crabtree until Thanksgiving, but can still feel optimistic? Uh, what? USA Today first reported that Crabtree had torn his right Achilles tendon on a basic seven-on-seven drill during Tuesday’s organized team activities. Show More Summary

Crabtree Injury Decimates 49ers Receiving Corps

The addition of Anquan Boldin to the San Francisco 49ers was supposed to bolster a weak receiving corps and perhaps be the missing piece needed for the franchise. Now, after star receiver Michael Crabtree tore his Achilles, Boldin will be the headliner of one of the league's worst receiving units. Show More Summary

Newsom Turns a New Leaf on Marijuana

California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom likes to be out front on issues. As San Francisco mayor, he approved same-sex marriages in City Hall even though they weren’t legal. He pushed for a first-of-its-kind ban on city pharmacies selling cigarettes. Show More Summary

Science of Baseball

The Exploratorium in San Francisco offers this extensive site that looks into many aspects of baseball.

A Royal (dis)HHonor: Royal Jordanian Business Class Bangkok to Hong Kong

Introduction Aloft San Francisco Airport Cathay Pacific Lounge San Francisco Cathay Pacific First Class San Francisco to Hong Kong Cathay Pacific First Class Hong Kong to Singapore St. Regis Singapore Singapore Airlines Silver Kris Lounge Singapore SilkAir Business Class Singapore to Koh Samui Conrad Koh Samui Bangkok Airways Economy Class Koh Samui to Bangkok Le [...]Show More Summary

Sanctioned for sound violations, club owner fires ethics charge back at Entertainment Commission

Brick & Mortar, located at Mission and Duboce, has a problem with some of its neighbors on Woodward. The San Francisco Entertainment Commission last night voted to restrict the hours, sound limits, and other operating conditions forShow More Summary

SF Mayor Calls Warriors Superstar 'Steve' Curry During Ceremony

On Tuesday, San Francisco mayor Ed Lee, the liberal Democrat, referred to Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry as "Steve" Curry while presenting the basketball player a key to the city. "You give Steve Curry an "inch" and he might take a Golden State mile," he said. Show More Summary

Images Worth a Dozen Words

13 hours agoArts : Hyperallergic

SAN FRANCISCO — Recently, I stumbled upon the Descriptive Camera, a project by artist Matt Richardson that harkens back to the days when we could simply describe an image without showing it.

Examining San Francisco 49ers' Offseason and Key Preseason Positional Battles

The San Francisco 49ers lost in the Super Bowl for the first time in franchise history last season, but that loss to the Baltimore Ravens highlighted how far the NFC West powerhouse has come in the last two years. Alex Smith suffered a concussion against the St. Show More Summary

5 Free-Agent Options for the 49ers to Replace Michael Crabtree

On Wednesday, May 22, 2013, it was reported that San Francisco 49ers star receiver Michael Crabtree suffered a torn Achilles, per Mike Garafolo of USA Today. This is a shocking development and a colossal blow to the reigning NFC champions. Show More Summary

The Battery: SFist brings the latest update on...

SFist brings the latest update on a private club opening up at 717 Battery Street in Jackson Square, in case you were feeling like San Francisco wasn't exclusive enough already. The 50,000 square foot, 4-story private club will have features...

Activists’ zine documents violent arrests at SF State

According to a handwritten account in the activists' zine, Carlos Cruz had "bruises on elbows, knees, legs [and] throat." Emotions ran high at San Francisco State University on May 21, where a group of activists held a rally decrying police officers’ excessive use of force in an incident that occurred last Thursday, May 16. Show More Summary

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