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1. 01-01 Domestic Partner Law Takes Effect San Francisco
C. 01-01 Stabbing killed one Fishermans Wharf
01-05 Mayor Newsom and wife filing for divorce SF City Hall
4. 01-09 Supervisors Officially Take Office SF City Hall
5. 01-10 Mayor's Town Hall Focuses on Crime SF Sunset
6. 01-11 Dog humane treatment law passed SF City Hall
H. 01-11 Jobs unveils cut-rate computer SF Downtown
I. 01-12 McKesson to pay $960m to settle suit San Francisco

Summary.     Click for More > Coach Erickson, GM Donahue let go  Dennis Erickson and Terry Donahue presided over some of the darkest days in the proud history of the 49ers Supervisors Officially Take Office Mayor's Town Hall Focuses on Crime Dog humane treatment law passed  A new backyard dog law says canines are entitled to a change of water once a day, palatable and nutritious food Jobs unveils cut-rate computer McKesson to pay $960m to settle suit Mike Nolan New 49ers Coach  The Baltimore defensive coordinator and the son of former 49ers coach Dick Nolan began to negotiate a contract Filmmaker recorded suicides  Bridge officials angry with Eric Steel ended up with footage of 19 deaths and several attempts City mulls handgun ban Died after being shot Anti-abortion demonstration Died as result of shooting 2 killed in drive-by shooting Smoking banned in some outdoor spaces Supes Vote Against Tsunami Donation City considering fee on grocery bags Supes voted to revise 1906 death toll Muni Fare Hike Proposed Riders Protest Muni Fare Hike Proposal Conte denies leak of grand jury testimony
Domestic Partner Law Takes Effect Stabbing killed one   Mayor Newsom and wife filing for divorce
Jan.1   San Francisco
  Fishermans Wharf
Jan.5   SF City Hall
  In a joint statement Gavin Newsom and Court TV legal analyst Kimberly Guilfoyle Newsom cited the strain
  49ers
Jan.9   SF City Hall
Jan.10   SF Sunset
Jan.11   SF City Hall
  SF Downtown
Jan.12   San Francisco
Jan.17   49ers
Jan.19   Golden Gate Bridge
Jan.20   SF City Hall
Jan.21   San Francisco
Jan.22   SF Downtown
  SF Bayview
Jan.24   SF Mission
Jan.25   SF City Hall
  SF City Hall
Jan.26   SF City Hall
  SF City Hall
Jan.28   SF City Hall
Jan.31   SF City Hall
  San Francisco



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San Francisco
Mayor Newsom and wife filing for divorce
Gonzalez presided over last board meeting
New pet ordinance
Giants Start Auction for Tsunami Funds
Supervisors Officially Take Office
Mayor's Town Hall Focuses on Crime
Dog humane treatment law passed
City mulls handgun ban
Anti-abortion demonstration
Smoking banned in some outdoor spaces
Supes Vote Against Tsunami Donation
City considering fee on grocery bags
Riders Protest Muni Fare Hike Proposal
7,000 customers without power
High Winds, Surf Flood Embarcadero
Police officer injured in car crash
230-foot boat capsized
Off-duty cop rescue man from fire
Supes voted to revise 1906 death toll
Bonds has knee surgery
Stabbing killed one
Mayor's Town Hall Focuses on Crime
2 stabbed
City mulls handgun ban
Huge Pot Bust
Died as result of shooting
2 killed in drive-by shooting
Bank takes control of Strong Financial
Jobs unveils cut-rate computer
115 city workers to lose their jobs
Quarter earnings rise by 10%
Caltrans Blamed for Bridge Boondoggle
City considering fee on grocery bags
Muni Fare Hike Proposed
Coach Erickson, GM Donahue let go
Giants Start Auction for Tsunami Funds
Niners to interview Crennel for vacancy
Niners to interview Titans' Heimerdinger
Mike Nolan New 49ers Coach
Bonds has knee surgery
SF City Hall
Mayor Newsom and wife filing for divorce
Gonzalez presided over last board meeting
Supervisors Officially Take Office
Dog humane treatment law passed
City mulls handgun ban
Smoking banned in some outdoor spaces
Supes Vote Against Tsunami Donation
City considering fee on grocery bags
Riders Protest Muni Fare Hike Proposal
Supes voted to revise 1906 death toll
City mulls handgun ban
115 city workers to lose their jobs
City considering fee on grocery bags
Muni Fare Hike Proposed
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SF Downtown
Hundreds join annual MLK march
Anti-abortion demonstration
High Winds, Surf Flood Embarcadero
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Jobs unveils cut-rate computer
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Coach Erickson, GM Donahue let go
Niners to interview Crennel for vacancy
Mike Nolan New 49ers Coach
West San Francisco
Mayor's Town Hall Focuses on Crime
Police officer injured in car crash
Off-duty cop rescue man from fire
Mayor's Town Hall Focuses on Crime
Huge Pot Bust
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SF Sunset
Mayor's Town Hall Focuses on Crime
Off-duty cop rescue man from fire
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Domestic Partner Law Takes Effect  Gay couples get many new rights, including alimony, survivorship and joint legal responsibility for children Stabbing killed one  Police have 2 suspects involved in a double stabbing at a restaurant 8,100 customers without power Gonzalez presided over last board meeting   Mayor Newsom and wife filing for divorce


January 2005 ... more > Top ^
Jan.1   San Francisco  
  Fishermans Wharf  
Jan.2  Daly City  Mobile park without power for 24 hours
Jan.3   San Francisco
 Wells Fargo  Bank takes control of Strong Financial
 San Francisco  $8.6b commercial properties sold in 2004
Jan.4  San Francisco  Gas falls below $2 in Bay Area
 San Francisco  Sirens Would Warn in Case of Tsunami
Jan.5   SF City Hall
  SF City Hall  
  In a joint statement Gavin Newsom and Court TV legal analyst Kimberly Guilfoyle Newsom cited the strain
  49ers   Coach Erickson, GM Donahue let go
  Dennis Erickson and Terry Donahue presided over some of the darkest days in the proud history of the 49ers
Jan.6   Giants Giants Start Auction for Tsunami Funds   SF City Hall New pet ordinance   49ers Niners to interview Crennel for vacancy Jan.7  San Francisco  Police Chase, Crash Shut BART  SF Downtown  High Winds, Surf Flood Embarcadero   Diamond Heights 7,000 customers without power Jan.9   SF City Hall   Supervisors Officially Take Office  Aaron Peskin was elected president of the board. The only freshman supervisor is Ross Mirkarimi  San Francisco  1,700 customers without power Jan.10  SF Mission  2 stabbed  SF Richmond  Police officer injured in car crash   49ers Niners to interview Titans' Heimerdinger   SF Sunset     Mayor's Town Hall Focuses on Crime  Violent crime dropped 6% in 2004. But homicides are up Jan.11   SF City Hall   Dog humane treatment law passed
  A new backyard dog law says canines are entitled to a change of water once a day, palatable and nutritious food
  SF Downtown   Jobs unveils cut-rate computer  Apple Computer chief executive introduced the computer the size of a paperback and a tiny iPod that starts at $99 Jan.12  SF Bayview  230-foot boat capsized  San Francisco  2,100 customers without power   San Francisco   McKesson to pay $960m to settle suit  Health services giant has agreed to repay shareholders to cover the massive losses suffered in an accounting scandal Jan.14   SF City Hall 115 city workers to lose their jobs   SF Sunset Off-duty cop rescue man from fire Jan.16   San Francisco Man found hand grenade in garage Jan.17   San Francisco Police officer injured during pursuit   49ers   Mike Nolan New 49ers Coach
  The Baltimore defensive coordinator and the son of former 49ers coach Dick Nolan began to negotiate a contract
  SF Downtown Hundreds join annual MLK march Jan.18   Wells Fargo Quarter earnings rise by 10%   Schwab 4th-quarter profit falls 64%   San Francisco Report that man may fallen off ferry Jan.19   San Francisco Gas 35 cents less than last month   Golden Gate Bridge   Filmmaker recorded suicides
  Bridge officials angry with Eric Steel ended up with footage of 19 deaths and several attempts
  SF City Hall Mayor opposes $1 million tsunami donation Jan.20   SF City Hall   City mulls handgun ban  Frustrated by an increase in homicides, the Board of Supervisors has proposed a sweeping ban on handguns   San Francisco SF stuns No. 11 Gonzaga 73-70   SF City Hall Protesters hold inaugural demonstration Jan.21   San Francisco   Died after being shot  Michael Helton was fatally shot as he rode in the passenger seat of a car traveling in the Alemany Boulevard   SF Sunset Huge Pot Bust  49ers  Singletary hired as assistant coach   San Francisco No agreements for hotel workers   Bay Bridge Caltrans Blamed for Bridge Boondoggle Jan.22   SF Downtown     Anti-abortion demonstration  Activists marched on the city's waterfront in demonstration to mark 32nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade   SF Bayview   Died as result of shooting  A man died around 4:30 a.m. at Third Street and Revere Avenue Jan.24   SF Mission   2 killed in drive-by shooting  The shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. One of two victims has been identified as Felix Chulim   San Francisco Cooling-off period ends with no resolution Jan.25   SF City Hall   Smoking banned in some outdoor spaces  The supervisors voted to ban smoking in all parks, public squares and other spaces that the city owns   SF City Hall   Supes Vote Against Tsunami Donation  Supervisors cited tough budget times. The measure proposed by Chris Daly failed after a 4-7 vote Jan.26   SF City Hall   City considering fee on grocery bags  Officials are considering a proposal to slap a 17-cent first-in-the-nation surcharge on paper or plastic shopping bags   SF City Hall   Supes voted to revise 1906 death toll  Supervisors are claiming that the official death toll of the devastating earthquake is far lower than the true human cost Jan.28   SF City Hall   Muni Fare Hike Proposed  Facing a growing deficit, new proposals would raise the bus and train fare by 25 cents   SF Downtown Paris Hilton accompanies parents to ballet   San Francisco BALCO founder hires prominent attorney Jan.29   San Francisco Phony Money Circulating City Jan.31   SF City Hall   Riders Protest Muni Fare Hike Proposal  Dozens of people gathered to speak out about an increase of 25 cents   San Francisco   Conte denies leak of grand jury testimony  Victor Conte said he is not the source of leaks of grand jury testimony from Bonds, Giambi   Giants Bonds has knee surgery