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Siblings find success together
Respectively 9 and 10 years old at the time, they awoke along with their older brother to find their mom suffering from paralysis in her legs.
Carolyn Livengood: Retiring South San Francisco Fire Department Fire...
The South San Francisco Fire Department honored retiring Fire Chief Philip D. White for more than 30 years of dedicated service to the City of South San Francisco in a Change of Command Ceremony held April 30 at Station 61 in South San Francisco.
Can-do' spirit for this great grad
Louisse Geronimo is no different when it comes to exploring those questions. But graduating from South San Francisco High School also emphasizes a legal limbo that 18-year-old Geronimo is trying to navigate.
Israel in the Gardens | Shifting gears, career women find midlife calling as artists
Adi Braeman was a fashion designer in Israel, creating patterns and supervising production in a small kibbutz factory near Caesarea.
No contest plea in murder of Millbrae teen
A man charged with the stabbing death of a teenager at a Millbrae high school in August 2010 pleaded no contest to the murder in San Mateo County Superior Court, prosecutors said.
ICE releases mother from custody ahead of SF rally
Authorities have released a Brazilian mother who was in federal custody on an immigration hold in advance of a vigil planned in San Francisco Wednesday evening to protest her being kept from caring for her infant child.
Fan wants Beatles fans to tell S.F. to memorialize site of final Beatles concert
A Beatles fan said Tuesday he is asking fellow fans worldwide to flood San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee with letters to get the city to make a permanent tribute to Candlestick Park , the site of the Beatles' last scheduled concert.
Splashed on the front page this morning was the report about Tosca Cafe's sentimental weekend - that aforementioned "four-day party" - as the North Beach icon passes from longtime owner Jeannette Etheredge to the New York duo of Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield of the Spotted Pig, Breslin et al.
San Franciscans say Bradley Manning is Grand Marshal of SF Pride
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Cultures Collide for a Gorgeous Wedding at the Bently Reserve
Jen and Mike were both born and raised in San Francisco, and though they grew up in different cultures, they were united at a classic San Franciscan wedding.
Opponents appeal approval of Planned Parenthood facility in South San Francisco
The appeal takes aim at the Planning Commission's approval early this month of the proposal to set up a clinic in the building at 435 Grand Ave.
Jason Kenney visits Californiato lure tech workers north
Jason Kenney announces consultations on the creation a year ago of a new, specialized program to attract immigrant entrepreneurs - the visa he is touting on his current trip to Silicaon Valley Jason Kenney announces consultations on the creation a year ago of a new, specialized program to attract immigrant entrepreneurs - the visa he is touting on ... (more)
Cell phone theft afflicts San Francisco
Commuters who take public transportation have been targeted by cell phone thieves.
Amgen hazmat fire burns worker in South San Francisco, officials say
A worker was seriously burned Wednesday in a fire at biotech firm Amgen while he was collecting hazardous waste, authorities said.
Natural Selection: What's Happening to Golden Gate Park isn't Natural. But it Never Was
Thanks to Google Maps , the gopher holes in the Beach Chalet Soccer Field are now visible from space.
New Places to Brunch in San Francisco
We San Franciscans love brunch so much that standing in line for it seems totally normal.
Services held for Delores Aileen Martinelli
She was born on Oct. 26, 1947 to James and Gladys Wilson, raised in South San Francisco and was the youngest of six.
Formerly homeless mother of four settles into South City complex
The mother of four, who became homeless after her unemployment insurance ran out in fall of 2011, was one of 2,300 applicants who filled out the paperwork to live at 636 El Camino Real in South San Francisco.
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