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Sonoma seeks end to biker harassment
Tired of being yelled at while biking? In Sonoma County, it could get a lot easier for you to protect yourself from harassment – and sue for retribution.Read More
SOMA skatepark closes in on final approval
An eight-year struggle to build a skatepark under the Central Freeway in SOMA is finally coming to fruition.Read More
Survey: Oaklanders unhappy with their city
Residents across the Bay have a glass-half-empty view when it comes to how their city is being run.Read More
Marina residents up in arms over restaurant project
A potential restaurant on Marina Green has drawn fierce battle lines between local residents, community groups and The City.Read More
Wiener unhappy with slow bike-sharing rollout
After a year-and-a-half delay and only 350 bikes, Supervisor Wiener is disappointed by the bike-share program's slow progress. Read More
Private contractor leaves Fairfield bus riders in the dust
After being fined a whopping 295 times, Fairfield's outsourced transportation leaves something to be desired. Read More
Cyber High leaves students unprepared
Students retaking courses at Cyber High may be able to graduate, but it doesn't mean they are ready for college. Read More
City shells out $1.7M in flood settlement
The City is finally ready to put money in the pockets of the 46 homeowners and businesses flooded with rain and sewage in 2003 and 2004.Read More
CCSF approves report to salvage accreditation
Amid more protest and debate, CCSF trustees signed off on a report detailing changes made at the troubled school.Read More
SF startup debuts crowd-sourced video app
A new app allows iPhone users to stream live video of any public space, any time from anywhere.Read More
UC Santa Cruz campus rape was a hoax
A woman who reported she was brutally raped at UC Santa Cruz last week has now confessed to making up the entire story. Read More
Taxpayers may foot bill for Bay Bridge party
Bay Area residents eagerly anticipating the walk across the Bay Bridge on Labor Day weekend might be a little less excited to find out that the celebratory walk ain't...Read More
Pay Marin County, get a park named after you
If you live in Marin County, you can now show your favorite recreational facility some love by sponsoring it. Just fork over a couple bucks and the name is...Read More
Slain police officers mourned in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz is mourning the tragic death of two police officers who were shot Tuesday afternoon while following up on an investigation. Read More
7×7 celebrates 2013 Eat + Drink winners
This week The City was all about a different type of awards ceremony — one that handed out bronze Piggy Awards. Read More
SF ties L.A. for second worst traffic in America
San Francisco tied L.A. for second place on a list detailing U.S. cities with the worst traffic.Read More
Californians want action on climate change
A new Field Poll indicates 64 percent of Golden State residents support legal action to save the planet.Read More
Fight for marriage equality intensifies
Prop. 8 challengers aren't going down without a fight. Today lawyers filed briefs urging the government to take action on gay marriage immediately. Read More
Growing program improves CSU transfer process
California Community Colleges and CSU's Associate Degree for Transfer program enrollment continues to steadily grow.Read More
Oakland A’s may get OK to head south
The MLB is making the Giants and their fanbase sweat this week, offering guidelines for an A's move down south.Read More