Lead FBI agent testifies against ‘Shrimp Boy’ Chow
The lead undercover FBI agent in the investigation of Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow testified in federal court in San Francisco Tuesday that he paid Chow for introducing him to associates.
Commuter shuttles made permanent in SF
The SFMTA board unanimously approved a permanent commuter shuttle program Tuesday.
Warriors squeak past Raptors to reach 12-0
The Warriors played another tight game against another good team.
Supes shift housing preference toward neighborhood residents
Members of San Francisco’s African American community Tuesday applauded the Board of Supervisors’ approval of an ordinance that alters the current below market rate lottery system.
Wiener seeks to bump tobacco-buying age to 21
San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener Tueaday introduced legislation that would raise the purchasing age for tobacco from 18 to 21.
Pair arraigned for Levi’s Stadium assault
Two men were arraigned Tuesday for allegedly assaulting a Minnesota Vikings fan outside Levi’s Stadium in September.
Everest, Wyotech students get help with debt
Students who attended Everest and Wyotech colleges in California or attended online programs at Everest nationwide will now have an easier time obtaining debt relief.
Crashed tour bus never passed safety inspection
An out-of-control City Sightseeing tour bus that left 20 people injured when it crashed in Union Square Friday was not registered with the CPUC.
Solano County workers stage walkout
Solano County government union workers walked off their jobs at 10:21 a.m. Tuesday to protest alleged unfair labor practices.
Sean Parker funds UCSF autoimmune lab
Silicon Valley entrepreneur Sean Parker Tuesday announced a $10 million gift to the University of California at San Francisco.