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| Jan.5 |
SF City Hall |
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Mayor Newsom and wife filing for divorce In a joint statement Gavin Newsom and Court TV legal analyst Kimberly Guilfoyle Newsom cited the strain
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49ers |
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Coach Erickson, GM Donahue let go |
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| Jan.11 |
SF City Hall |
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Dog humane treatment law passed |
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| Jan.17 |
49ers |
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Mike Nolan New 49ers Coach |
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| Jan.19 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Filmmaker recorded suicides |
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| Jan.25 |
SF City Hall |
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Smoking banned in some outdoor spaces |
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| Jan.26 |
SF City Hall |
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City considering fee on grocery bags |
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| Feb.4 |
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Kevin Shelley Announced Resignation Secretary of State investigated into his handling of federal election funds and questionable campaign contributions
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| Feb.13 |
SF City Hall |
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Same-sex anniversary rally |
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| Feb.14 |
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Study Shows Fewer Homeless in city |
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| Feb.22 |
Barry Bonds |
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Bonds Sidesteps Steroid Questions Barry Bonds is pronouncing himself weary but ready to begin his pursuit of Aaron's home run record
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| Feb.24 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Tentative Approval for Suicide Barrier |
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| Mar.1 |
Russian Hill |
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Explosion and Fire in Apartment Building |
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| Mar.5 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Cranes Clear Bay Spans |
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| Mar.11 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Officials Approve Suicide Barrier Study |
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| Mar.13 |
SF Downtown |
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SF Celebrates St. Patrick's Day |
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| Mar.14 |
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Judge: gay unions' ban unconstitutional |
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| Mar.18 |
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Archdiocese Found Liable for Molestation A jury decided that the Archdiocese knew or should have known that one of its priests was molesting boys
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| Mar.19 |
SF Mission |
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Anti-war protesters rallied |
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| Mar.20 |
SF Downtown |
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VP Quietly Slips Into Town For Fundraiser |
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| Mar.22 |
Barry Bonds |
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Bonds may miss entire season |
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SF City Hall |
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Pot clubs prohibited in sobriey facilities |
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| Mar.24 |
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Archdiocese Ordered to Pay to Victim The Archdiocese was ordered by a jury to pay $437,000 to a man who says he was repeatedly fondled by a priest
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| Mar.25 |
SFSU |
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RoboGames start |
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| Mar.29 |
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Fagan Found Not Guilty in Cop Brawl Case |
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| Mar.30 |
SF City Hall |
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New Pot Clubs Stopped After Moratorium |
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| Apr.2 |
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Bay Area Catholics Hold Memorial Masses |
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| Apr.5 |
Pac Bell Park |
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Bonds gets standing ovation at opener |
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SF Downtown |
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Rally outside Governor's dinner |
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| Apr.6 |
Bay Bridge |
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Welders: New Bridge Unsafe The FBI is investigating disturbing claims that the new span being built is riddled with defective welds
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| Apr.8 |
SF Bayview |
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Boy dead after gunfire at MUNI bus |
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| Apr.10 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Bridge Worker Shot Police said a toll collector, 58-year old woman, was shot and robbed by Marcellus Cooksey, 42, driving a stolen car
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| Apr.11 |
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Ex-Political Fundraiser Pleads Not Guilty |
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| Apr.16 |
SF Zoo |
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Zoo Sells Naming Rights To Grizzlies |
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| Apr.18 |
Adobe |
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Adobe to acquire Macromedia for $3.4b |
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Suspended Firefighter Arrested For DUI |
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| Apr.23 |
49ers |
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Niners Pick Up QB Alex Smith in Draft |
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| Apr.26 |
SF City Hall |
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4 schools to close |
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| May.2 |
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Panel Endorses SF for Stem Cell Center
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| May.3 |
SF Downtown |
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Hotel workers' march results in 37 arrests |
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| May.4 |
Eastern Span |
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Feds: Bay Bridge Welds Not Faulty
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| May.6 |
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SF Gets Stem Cell Headquarters The 29-member committee made the decision over San Diego, Sacramento and Emeryville
| Members of the governing board that oversees the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, took 2 roll-call votes to decide the contest. Mayor Newsom called it a historic achievement for a city and region suffering through the collapse of the dot-com bubble. California voters passed Proposition 71, which authorized $3 billion worth of state bonds in a decadelong program just now getting started
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| May.9 |
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Homeless Case Manager Shot and Killed |
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| May.12 |
SF Downtown |
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'Star Wars' Premiere Held
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| May.13 |
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Archbishop Levada new Vatican enforcer| William Levada has a track record of upholding Roman Catholic policies while deftly handling controversy | |
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| May.15 |
SF Downtown |
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Kenyans leading Bay to Breakers |
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| May.20 |
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Doctor Found Stabbed Dr. Robert Lull, 64, a nuclear medicine specialist was found stabbed to death in his home
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| May.24 |
SF Mission |
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Gang Members Took Over Woman's Home 6 gang members ran a drug den in the apartment of a elderly woman, even eating her free senior-citizen meals
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| May.26 |
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Suspect in Doctor's Murder in Custody |
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| May.27 |
Davies Hall |
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Rice Defends Iraq Policy in SF Speech
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| May.29 |
Golden Gate Park |
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World's Largest, Stinkiest Plant Enthralls |
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| Jun.1 |
49ers |
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Training Tape Embarrasses 49'ers The training film to teach players how to handle the media is featuring off-color jokes, racial slurs, and nudity
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| Jun.2 |
SF Downtown |
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Mayor Opens Environmental Conference Gavin Newsom presided over the opening of The UN World Environment Day Conference
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| Jun.3 |
SF Sunset |
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Dog Mauling Claims Life of Boy| 2 dogs were at the location, one of which was shot after it attempted to prevent officers from entering the premises | |
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| Jun.5 |
SF Downtown |
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Al Gore: Global Warming a Real Threat |
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| Jun.6 |
SF City Hall |
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Newsom Wants Legislation On Pit Bulls |
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| Jun.7 |
SF City Hall |
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Ordinance Introduced On Corpse Exhibits
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SF Zoo |
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Zoo Names Grizzy Bears
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| Jun.12 |
SF Sunset |
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Mother shut son to protect him from dogs |
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| Jun.14 |
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Tsunami warning briefly in effect |
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| Jun.20 |
SF City Hall |
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Fire Chief In Domestic Violence Incident |
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| Jun.22 |
SF Sunset |
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Major Pot Club Crackdown |
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| Jun.23 |
SF Sunset |
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Mother Charged in Dog Mauling Death |
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| Jun.24 |
Bay Bridge |
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Compromise Deal Reached on Bridge Bay Area tolls will increase $1 under to keep in place the designs for a soaring suspension Bay Bridge
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| Jun.26 |
SF Downtown |
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Annual gay pride parade |
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| Jun.27 |
Bay Bridge |
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New FasTrak lanes open without incident
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| Jul.8 |
SF Mission |
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4 Saved, 66 displaced in 5-alarm Fire |
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SF Mission |
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SFPD Officer Struck By Protestors
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| Jul.15 |
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BALCO's Victor Conte Reaches Plea Deal |
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| Aug.4 |
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Bribery Arrest at Building Inspection Dept.
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| Aug.7 |
49ers |
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Steve Young Enters Football Hall of Fame |
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| Aug.10 |
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KNBR fires radio host for Giants' remarks
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| Aug.15 |
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City's first human case of West Nile virus
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| Aug.19 |
SF Downtown |
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Woman burned in underground explosion| The blast appeared to have come from a PG&E vault and was centered around the Crocker Galleria buckling the sidewalk | |
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| Aug.20 |
SF Downtown |
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Anti-War Protestors Set Up 'Camp Casey'
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| Aug.21 |
49ers |
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Herrion dies after football game Thomas Herrion collapsed and died, shortly after the team played the Broncos in a preseason game
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SF Downtown |
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Protestors Camp Out |
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| Aug.24 |
Pacific Heights |
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SF Cancels Weekend Ski Jump
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| Aug.29 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Ostrich snarled traffic
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| Sep.1 |
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MUNI truck accident victims gets $27m |
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| Sep.4 |
PG&E |
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PG&E Issues Report on Cause of Explosion |
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SF To Take In 300 Families After Katrina |
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| Sep.9 |
Western Addition |
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New Central Freeway Opens Octavia Boulevard takes the place of the old off-ramps and cars will dissipate to several city streets
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| Sep.12 |
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Operation Pet Lift Touches Down |
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Pac Bell Park |
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Bonds finally makes season
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| Sep.15 |
SF Mission |
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Three Die In Apartment Fire
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| Sep.16 |
Pac Bell Park |
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Bonds hits first homer of season |
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| Sep.22 |
SF City Hall |
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Officials Approve Ski Jump Event |
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| Sep.24 |
SF Mission |
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Anti-War Protesters March And Rally
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| Sep.29 |
Pacific Heights |
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Ski Jump Extravaganza Hundreds of people flocked in 80-degree weather to see skiers and snowboarders zooming right down
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| Oct.1 |
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Google Wants Free Wireless For City
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| Oct.9 |
SF Downtown |
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Crowds Jam SF for Fleet Week |
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Tiger wins AmEx
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| Oct.10 |
SF Downtown |
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9-Year-Old Boy Swims Alcatraz To SF
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| Oct.13 |
SF City Hall |
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Treasure Island Director Fired
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| Oct.14 |
Potrero Hill |
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2 killed, including 2-year-old |
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| Oct.18 |
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BALCO mastermind gets eight months |
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| Oct.19 |
SF Downtown |
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3 Children Tossed Into Bay Police are searching the waters around Pier 7, after a woman tossed 3 children off the pier and into the bay
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Double Homicide Suspect Captured |
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| Oct.30 |
Chinatown |
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Blaze Wracks Chinatown Restaurant |
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| Oct.31 |
SF Mission |
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Propane Explosions Spark Fires
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|
| Nov.1 |
SF Castro |
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6 Shootings Mar Halloween Party |
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SF Mission |
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Controversial Stem Cell Center Opens
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| Nov.2 |
SF Downtown |
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War Protesters Swarm Streets |
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| Nov.7 |
SF Downtown |
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Prince Pushes Environmental Aims |
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| Nov.14 |
Pac Bell Park |
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Rolling Stones Attract Baby Boomers
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| Nov.16 |
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School strike averted |
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| Nov.29 |
Fishermans Wharf |
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Crabs Hit Market After Two-Week Delay |
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| Dec.2 |
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San Francisco, Shanghai renew sistership
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| Dec.3 |
SF City Hall |
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Mayor Recruits Students For Anti-Graffiti |
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| Dec.4 |
SFSU |
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Student died after falling from building |
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| Dec.7 |
SF City Hall |
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Video sparked investigation into SFPD 
Video footage released by Newsom has sparked an investigation into allegations of racism, sexism and corruption
| Mayor Newsom and Police Chief Fong showed and denounced several clips produced by members of SFPD. At least one officer has been suspended after police officials learned of a videotape parodying life on the job that featured uniformed officers and stereotypes of suspects
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| Dec.8 |
SF City Hall |
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Police Officers Suspended Over Video
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| Dec.9 |
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More Tapes in Police Scandal |
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| Dec.15 |
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New Archbishop From Salt Lake City Pope Benedict XVI has named Monsignor George Niederauer, 69, to be the archbishop of San Francisco
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SF City Hall |
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All Suspended SFPD Officers Reinstated |
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| Dec.18 |
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Powerful Storm Knocks Out Power |
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| Dec.24 |
SF City Hall |
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City Seeks Wi-Fi Proposals For City |
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| Dec.30 |
SF City Hall |
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City Murder Rate Highest In 10 Years Police Department maintains that many of the 96 killings this year could not have been prevented
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Police: Stolen Violin Story A Hoax
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|
| 2005 |
|
| Jan.19 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Filmmaker recorded suicides |
|
| Feb.24 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Tentative Approval for Suicide Barrier |
|
| Mar.1 |
Russian Hill |
Explosion and Fire in Apartment Building |
|
| Mar.11 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Officials Approve Suicide Barrier Study |
|
| Apr.18 |
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Suspended Firefighter Arrested For DUI |
|
| Jun.3 |
SF Sunset |
Dog Mauling Claims Life of Boy| 2 dogs were at the location, one of which was shot after it attempted to prevent officers from entering the premises | |
|
| Jun.5 |
SF Downtown |
Al Gore: Global Warming a Real Threat |
|
| Jun.6 |
SF City Hall |
Newsom Wants Legislation On Pit Bulls |
|
| Jun.12 |
SF Sunset |
Mother shut son to protect him from dogs |
|
| Jun.14 |
|
Tsunami warning briefly in effect |
|
| Jun.20 |
SF City Hall |
Fire Chief In Domestic Violence Incident |
|
| Jul.8 |
SF Mission |
4 Saved, 66 displaced in 5-alarm Fire |
|
| Aug.15 |
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City's first human case of West Nile virus
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| Aug.19 |
SF Downtown |
Woman burned in underground explosion| The blast appeared to have come from a PG&E vault and was centered around the Crocker Galleria buckling the sidewalk | |
|
| Aug.29 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Ostrich snarled traffic
|
| Sep.1 |
|
MUNI truck accident victims gets $27m |
|
| Sep.4 |
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SF To Take In 300 Families After Katrina |
|
| Sep.12 |
|
Operation Pet Lift Touches Down |
|
| Sep.15 |
SF Mission |
Three Die In Apartment Fire
|
| Oct.30 |
Chinatown |
Blaze Wracks Chinatown Restaurant |
|
| Oct.31 |
SF Mission |
Propane Explosions Spark Fires
|
| Dec.4 |
SFSU |
Student died after falling from building |
|
| Dec.18 |
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Powerful Storm Knocks Out Power |
|
|
| 2005 |
|
| Mar.25 |
SFSU |
RoboGames start |
|
| Apr.16 |
SF Zoo |
Zoo Sells Naming Rights To Grizzlies |
|
| Apr.26 |
SF City Hall |
4 schools to close |
|
| May.2 |
|
Panel Endorses SF for Stem Cell Center
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| May.6 |
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SF Gets Stem Cell Headquarters The 29-member committee made the decision over San Diego, Sacramento and Emeryville
| Members of the governing board that oversees the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, took 2 roll-call votes to decide the contest. Mayor Newsom called it a historic achievement for a city and region suffering through the collapse of the dot-com bubble. California voters passed Proposition 71, which authorized $3 billion worth of state bonds in a decadelong program just now getting started
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| |
|
| May.29 |
Golden Gate Park |
World's Largest, Stinkiest Plant Enthralls |
|
| Jun.7 |
SF Zoo |
Zoo Names Grizzy Bears
|
| Nov.1 |
SF Mission |
Controversial Stem Cell Center Opens
|
| Nov.16 |
|
School strike averted |
|
| Dec.3 |
SF City Hall |
Mayor Recruits Students For Anti-Graffiti |
|
| Dec.24 |
SF City Hall |
City Seeks Wi-Fi Proposals For City |
|
|
| 2005 |
|
| Jan.19 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Filmmaker recorded suicides |
|
| Jan.26 |
SF City Hall |
City considering fee on grocery bags |
|
| Mar.5 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Cranes Clear Bay Spans |
|
| Mar.13 |
SF Downtown |
SF Celebrates St. Patrick's Day |
|
| Apr.6 |
Bay Bridge |
Welders: New Bridge Unsafe The FBI is investigating disturbing claims that the new span being built is riddled with defective welds
|
| Apr.18 |
Adobe |
Adobe to acquire Macromedia for $3.4b |
|
| May.3 |
SF Downtown |
Hotel workers' march results in 37 arrests |
|
| May.4 |
Eastern Span |
Feds: Bay Bridge Welds Not Faulty
|
| May.12 |
SF Downtown |
'Star Wars' Premiere Held
|
| Jun.24 |
Bay Bridge |
Compromise Deal Reached on Bridge Bay Area tolls will increase $1 under to keep in place the designs for a soaring suspension Bay Bridge
|
| Jun.26 |
SF Downtown |
Annual gay pride parade |
|
| Jun.27 |
Bay Bridge |
New FasTrak lanes open without incident
|
| Sep.1 |
|
MUNI truck accident victims gets $27m |
|
| Sep.4 |
PG&E |
PG&E Issues Report on Cause of Explosion |
|
| Sep.9 |
Western Addition |
New Central Freeway Opens Octavia Boulevard takes the place of the old off-ramps and cars will dissipate to several city streets
|
| Oct.1 |
|
Google Wants Free Wireless For City
|
| Oct.9 |
SF Downtown |
Crowds Jam SF for Fleet Week |
|
| Nov.14 |
Pac Bell Park |
Rolling Stones Attract Baby Boomers
|
| Nov.16 |
|
School strike averted |
|
| Nov.29 |
Fishermans Wharf |
Crabs Hit Market After Two-Week Delay |
|
|
| 2005 |
|
| Jan.5 |
49ers |
Coach Erickson, GM Donahue let go |
|
| Jan.17 |
49ers |
Mike Nolan New 49ers Coach |
|
| Feb.22 |
Barry Bonds |
Bonds Sidesteps Steroid Questions Barry Bonds is pronouncing himself weary but ready to begin his pursuit of Aaron's home run record
|
| Mar.22 |
Barry Bonds |
Bonds may miss entire season |
|
| Apr.5 |
Pac Bell Park |
Bonds gets standing ovation at opener |
|
| Apr.23 |
49ers |
Niners Pick Up QB Alex Smith in Draft |
|
| May.15 |
SF Downtown |
Kenyans leading Bay to Breakers |
|
| Jun.1 |
49ers |
Training Tape Embarrasses 49'ers The training film to teach players how to handle the media is featuring off-color jokes, racial slurs, and nudity
|
| Aug.7 |
49ers |
Steve Young Enters Football Hall of Fame |
|
| Aug.10 |
|
KNBR fires radio host for Giants' remarks
|
| Aug.21 |
49ers |
Herrion dies after football game Thomas Herrion collapsed and died, shortly after the team played the Broncos in a preseason game
|
| Aug.24 |
Pacific Heights |
SF Cancels Weekend Ski Jump
|
| Sep.12 |
Pac Bell Park |
Bonds finally makes season
|
| Sep.16 |
Pac Bell Park |
Bonds hits first homer of season |
|
| Sep.22 |
SF City Hall |
Officials Approve Ski Jump Event |
|
| Sep.29 |
Pacific Heights |
Ski Jump Extravaganza Hundreds of people flocked in 80-degree weather to see skiers and snowboarders zooming right down
|
| Oct.9 |
|
Tiger wins AmEx
|
| Oct.10 |
SF Downtown |
9-Year-Old Boy Swims Alcatraz To SF
|
| Oct.18 |
|
BALCO mastermind gets eight months |
|
|
| 2005 |
|
| Mar.18 |
|
Archdiocese Found Liable for Molestation A jury decided that the Archdiocese knew or should have known that one of its priests was molesting boys
|
| Mar.22 |
SF City Hall |
Pot clubs prohibited in sobriey facilities |
|
| Mar.29 |
|
Fagan Found Not Guilty in Cop Brawl Case |
|
| Mar.30 |
SF City Hall |
New Pot Clubs Stopped After Moratorium |
|
| Apr.8 |
SF Bayview |
Boy dead after gunfire at MUNI bus |
|
| Apr.10 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Bridge Worker Shot Police said a toll collector, 58-year old woman, was shot and robbed by Marcellus Cooksey, 42, driving a stolen car
|
| Apr.11 |
|
Ex-Political Fundraiser Pleads Not Guilty |
|
| Apr.18 |
|
Suspended Firefighter Arrested For DUI |
|
| May.9 |
|
Homeless Case Manager Shot and Killed |
|
| May.20 |
|
Doctor Found Stabbed Dr. Robert Lull, 64, a nuclear medicine specialist was found stabbed to death in his home
|
| May.24 |
SF Mission |
Gang Members Took Over Woman's Home 6 gang members ran a drug den in the apartment of a elderly woman, even eating her free senior-citizen meals
|
| May.26 |
|
Suspect in Doctor's Murder in Custody |
|
| Jun.20 |
SF City Hall |
Fire Chief In Domestic Violence Incident |
|
| Jun.22 |
SF Sunset |
Major Pot Club Crackdown |
|
| Jun.23 |
SF Sunset |
Mother Charged in Dog Mauling Death |
|
| Jul.8 |
SF Mission |
SFPD Officer Struck By Protestors
|
| Jul.15 |
|
BALCO's Victor Conte Reaches Plea Deal |
|
| Aug.4 |
|
Bribery Arrest at Building Inspection Dept.
|
| Oct.14 |
Potrero Hill |
2 killed, including 2-year-old |
|
| Oct.18 |
|
BALCO mastermind gets eight months |
|
| Oct.19 |
SF Downtown |
3 Children Tossed Into Bay Police are searching the waters around Pier 7, after a woman tossed 3 children off the pier and into the bay
|
| Oct.19 |
|
Double Homicide Suspect Captured |
|
| Nov.1 |
SF Castro |
6 Shootings Mar Halloween Party |
|
| Dec.3 |
SF City Hall |
Mayor Recruits Students For Anti-Graffiti |
|
| Dec.30 |
SF City Hall |
City Murder Rate Highest In 10 Years Police Department maintains that many of the 96 killings this year could not have been prevented
|
| Dec.30 |
|
Police: Stolen Violin Story A Hoax
|
|
| 2005 |
|
| Jan.5 |
SF City Hall |
Mayor Newsom and wife filing for divorce In a joint statement Gavin Newsom and Court TV legal analyst Kimberly Guilfoyle Newsom cited the strain
|
| Jan.11 |
SF City Hall |
Dog humane treatment law passed |
|
| Jan.25 |
SF City Hall |
Smoking banned in some outdoor spaces |
|
| Jan.26 |
SF City Hall |
City considering fee on grocery bags |
|
| Feb.4 |
|
Kevin Shelley Announced Resignation Secretary of State investigated into his handling of federal election funds and questionable campaign contributions
|
| Feb.13 |
SF City Hall |
Same-sex anniversary rally |
|
| Feb.14 |
|
Study Shows Fewer Homeless in city |
|
| Feb.24 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Tentative Approval for Suicide Barrier |
|
| Mar.11 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Officials Approve Suicide Barrier Study |
|
| Mar.14 |
|
Judge: gay unions' ban unconstitutional |
|
| Mar.19 |
SF Mission |
Anti-war protesters rallied |
|
| Mar.20 |
SF Downtown |
VP Quietly Slips Into Town For Fundraiser |
|
| Mar.22 |
SF City Hall |
Pot clubs prohibited in sobriey facilities |
|
| Mar.24 |
|
Archdiocese Ordered to Pay to Victim The Archdiocese was ordered by a jury to pay $437,000 to a man who says he was repeatedly fondled by a priest
|
| Mar.30 |
SF City Hall |
New Pot Clubs Stopped After Moratorium |
|
| Apr.2 |
|
Bay Area Catholics Hold Memorial Masses |
|
| Apr.5 |
SF Downtown |
Rally outside Governor's dinner |
|
| May.3 |
SF Downtown |
Hotel workers' march results in 37 arrests |
|
| May.13 |
|
Archbishop Levada new Vatican enforcer| William Levada has a track record of upholding Roman Catholic policies while deftly handling controversy | |
|
| May.27 |
Davies Hall |
Rice Defends Iraq Policy in SF Speech
|
| Jun.1 |
49ers |
Training Tape Embarrasses 49'ers The training film to teach players how to handle the media is featuring off-color jokes, racial slurs, and nudity
|
| Jun.2 |
SF Downtown |
Mayor Opens Environmental Conference Gavin Newsom presided over the opening of The UN World Environment Day Conference
|
| Jun.5 |
SF Downtown |
Al Gore: Global Warming a Real Threat |
|
| Jun.6 |
SF City Hall |
Newsom Wants Legislation On Pit Bulls |
|
| Jun.7 |
SF City Hall |
Ordinance Introduced On Corpse Exhibits
|
| Jun.26 |
SF Downtown |
Annual gay pride parade |
|
| Jul.8 |
SF Mission |
SFPD Officer Struck By Protestors
|
| Aug.10 |
|
KNBR fires radio host for Giants' remarks
|
| Aug.20 |
SF Downtown |
Anti-War Protestors Set Up 'Camp Casey'
|
| Aug.21 |
SF Downtown |
Protestors Camp Out |
|
| Aug.24 |
Pacific Heights |
SF Cancels Weekend Ski Jump
|
| Sep.22 |
SF City Hall |
Officials Approve Ski Jump Event |
|
| Sep.24 |
SF Mission |
Anti-War Protesters March And Rally
|
| Oct.13 |
SF City Hall |
Treasure Island Director Fired
|
| Nov.2 |
SF Downtown |
War Protesters Swarm Streets |
|
| Nov.7 |
SF Downtown |
Prince Pushes Environmental Aims |
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San Francisco, Shanghai renew sistership
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| Dec.3 |
SF City Hall |
Mayor Recruits Students For Anti-Graffiti |
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| Dec.7 |
SF City Hall |
Video sparked investigation into SFPD Video footage released by Newsom has sparked an investigation into allegations of racism, sexism and corruption
| Mayor Newsom and Police Chief Fong showed and denounced several clips produced by members of SFPD. At least one officer has been suspended after police officials learned of a videotape parodying life on the job that featured uniformed officers and stereotypes of suspects
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| Dec.8 |
SF City Hall |
Police Officers Suspended Over Video
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| Dec.9 |
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More Tapes in Police Scandal |
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| Dec.15 |
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New Archbishop From Salt Lake City Pope Benedict XVI has named Monsignor George Niederauer, 69, to be the archbishop of San Francisco
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| Dec.15 |
SF City Hall |
All Suspended SFPD Officers Reinstated |
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