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Mayor Lurie will indefinitely continue ‘90 day strategy’ to clean up Mission BART plazas
Mayor Daniel Lurie will continue the multi-agency effort at the 16th and Mission BART plazas past its original 90 days. Neighbors say the cleanup results have been inconsistent so far.
One person hospitalized after hazardous materials incident in San Francisco
One person was taken to a hospital after a hazardous-materials call involving muriatic acid and chlorine at the Presidio Golf and Concordia Golf Course. Firefighters and hazmat crews remained on scene to evaluate the area.
'We lost everything': Salvadoran family left homeless by San Francisco fire
An El Salvadoran family of seven lost their home and a pet in a fire Wednesday at 794 Anderson Street in San Francisco. Relatives told Telemundo 48 that everyone escaped but a cat named Draco died; another pet had singed fur.
Boat That Sank In July Will Be Left on the Bottom of the Bay
San Francisco police will not raise the 49-foot cabin cruiser Volare, which sank in July with 20 people aboard, killing four. Officials say the boat sits in a strong current about 130 feet down, making recovery too dangerous.
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Northbound 101 closed four days at Hospital Curve in SF
Caltrans will close northbound U.S. 101 between Cesar Chavez and 17th streets from 11 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday for pavement work. Drivers entering San Francisco from SFO, the Peninsula and the South Bay are advised to use northbound I-280.
Children of man who died on Muni bus sue city, driver
The children of Quinton Allen have sued the city and Muni driver Harry Tam after Allen became unresponsive on a 9 San Bruno bus in September 2023 and died hours later, according to court records reviewed by the San Francisco Chronicle. Video and depositions show the driver tried to wake him through two full bus runs before a supervisor called medics.