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With all the pugnacity of its deceased former boss Jeff Adachi, the Public Defender’s office on Wednesday lambasted the city’s Medical Examiner as “dysfunctional and untrustworthy” and claimed “independent” medical analyses confirmed Adachi died of “natural” causes — not “acute mixed drug (cocaine and ethanol) toxicity,” as the Medical Examiner’s office ruled in March.
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Building owner Matthew Miller, who owns a Florida Street home that was last year partially demolished without any notice to the neighbors — or city permits to do so — was put in the hot seat at a Department of Building Inspection hearing Tuesday morning.
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“It’s a health hazard, it’s a fire hazard, it’s demoralizing, it’s disturbing, it’s an eyesore, it’s dangerous,” said Nancy Kaufmann, who lives two doors down from 1068 Florida St.
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It’s a damn shame that Paneez Kosarian was attacked and feared for her life. The terror of physically engaging with an aggressive and deranged person who may be capable of anything is horrifying. I know this personally.
But it’s also a damn shame that Kosarian has parlayed her victimhood in this way, and is grafting together the wholly unrelated subjects of Austin James Vincent — and this city’s questionable handling of him — and the ongoing plans to provide shelter and treatment to homeless individuals in SoMa.
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For $1,590 a month, all Anna Chase wanted was a room in a shared San Francisco home with six other...
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On Thursday night at Casa Bonampak, a festive Latin American goods store filled with trinkets and...
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There is so much to do in the Mission this weekend, including fundraisers, animal adoption drives, storytelling open-mics and more!
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“So do you want to hear my story about painful personal growth?” I asked Stuart. “No!” he said,...
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On Thursday night Manny Yekutiel walked on stage at his political cafe, Manny’s, held up a mic, and faced a crowd of 350 strong.
“Who are we here for?” Yekutiel asked them.
“Marianne!” the crowd yelled back.
“Are you all hot?” he said.
“Yes!” the crowd shouted back.
It was, indeed, upwards of 90 degrees in the room and when improbable Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson walked in, the frenetic crowd seemed to make the room just bit hotter as it hooted and cheered.
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A gas leak near 22nd Street and San Jose Ave. Thursday afternoon prompted the emergency evacuation...
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At the Atlas Cafe, dozens of young people, a majority of them male-identified, sip coffee, eyes on...
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On a sunbaked Wednesday afternoon, Michelle Brousseau sits down on one of the benches in Fiesta...
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An officer who shot an armed, fleeing man in the back on a San Francisco street crowded with...
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Families living in overcrowded and even dangerous Single Room Occupancy hotels (SROs) are no longer considered a priority in the city’s new coordinated entry system for tracking homeless residents, according to housing advocates. Specifically, this impacts approximately 700 families currently living in SROs — places that were initially viewed as temporary lodging but have become long-term solutions.
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D-Nice’s hands are shaking, so I take the matchbook and light the barbecue for him. The coals...
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David De Leon is usually running against the clock. Pacing outside of Mission Soccer at 2345...
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