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A ten-vehicle crash on northbound 101 in San Francisco led to a police pursuit of a driver who attempted to flee the scene. The incident occurred shortly before 3 PM, blocking multiple lanes and causing significant traffic delays. No injuries have been reported, and the lanes are expected to reopen around 4:30 PM.
San Francisco is under a Tsunami Watch following an 8.6 magnitude earthquake in Russia, with potential waves expected to reach the city early Wednesday. Meanwhile, two teenagers face arrest after stealing $28,000 worth of Gucci handbags in Livermore. Local outdoor movie screenings are set to continue in Union Square despite the cancellation of the main park program.
Federal immigration officers arrested two individuals at an immigration court in San Francisco and transferred them to a prison in Hawaii. This decision raised concerns among immigration lawyers about the challenges detainees face in accessing legal counsel from afar.
Federal immigration officers arrested at least two individuals in San Francisco and transported them to a federal prison in Hawaii. Immigration lawyers express concerns over the challenges faced by detainees from other states in accessing legal counsel.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors agreed to allocate 80% of $810 million from Measure W to homelessness programs, with the remaining 20% for other social services. The decision follows public and advocacy group pressure for a greater focus on homelessness solutions, amid a court ruling that allowed the funds to be used as a general fund.
Texas initiated redistricting efforts to strengthen its Republican majority, prompting California Governor Gavin Newsom to explore options for a Democratic-friendly redistricting. Newsom's approach faces challenges due to California's bipartisan citizen commission that limits legislative control over district maps. Both states' redistricting plans could significantly impact the upcoming midterm elections.
Bayview residents expressed concern over radiation exposure from the former Hunters Point Shipyard, despite reassurances from Dr. Kathryn Higley of the US Navy. Residents highlighted personal losses to cancer, questioning the safety of the area as demolition of “Parcel G” is set to begin in February. The meeting ended with unresolved tensions between community members and officials.
Federal immigration officers arrested at least two individuals at an immigration court in San Francisco and transported them to a federal prison in Hawaii. This move raises concerns among immigration lawyers about the accessibility of legal counsel for detainees who are now thousands of miles from their original locations.
San Francisco officials implemented temporary parking bans on Tenderloin streets to combat drug activity and loitering. The initiative, led by Tenderloin Station Captain Matt Sullivan, aims to clean up areas frequently associated with drug markets, with the first round of street clearances reported as successful by residents.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed legislation banning RVs from parking on city streets for more than two hours. The law includes a "refuge permit" provision, allowing RV dwellers six additional months to park, while offering various housing support options. Opponents argue the measures fall short of addressing the city's significant RV homelessness issue.