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Giants pitcher Hayden Birdsong has been demoted to the minor leagues after a disastrous outing against the Atlanta Braves, where he allowed five runs without recording an out in the first inning. Meanwhile, San Francisco will host legal marijuana sales at Golden Gate Park during the upcoming Dead and Company shows. The Inner Sunset dispensary Solful will sell Garcia Hand Picked cannabis at the event.
A blood pressure clinic will take place at the Women’s Building in San Francisco on July 21, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. The event, organized by the National Association of Hispanic Nurses, aims to educate women about heart disease and blood pressure management.
Unpermitted vendors and drug users gather nightly on the east side of Mission Street in San Francisco, despite efforts by city officials to maintain order during the day. The San Francisco Police Department and outreach workers have kept the area clear until evening, when activities resume. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in managing public spaces in urban environments.
Tenants at Plaza East in San Francisco face ongoing issues with mold and unsafe living conditions as the John Stewart Company, their property manager, prepares to vacate amid a lawsuit. Residents, including Silvio Ocampo, express skepticism about finding a new manager who will improve their circumstances. The lawsuit alleges harassment and negligence, with tenants seeking unlimited damages.
The Campbell Police Department warns residents of a phone scam where fraudsters spoof their official number to solicit personal information and payments. Scammers falsely claim that individuals must pay bail or fines, urging immediate payment to avoid arrest or deportation. The department advises residents to hang up on suspicious calls and verify claims by contacting the police directly.
The Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office mourns the passing of Scout, a K-9 who served for five years. Scout, known for his bravery in apprehending suspects and seizing narcotics, died surrounded by loved ones on July 21, 2025. Community members expressed their condolences, honoring Scout's contributions and the bond he shared with his handler, Sgt. Daniel Negri.
Bill Neukom, former managing general partner of the San Francisco Giants, died at 83. He played a pivotal role in leading the team to its first World Series title in San Francisco in 2010. Giants President Larry Baer praised Neukom’s leadership and passion for baseball.
Community members in Palo Alto rallied at King Plaza to honor civil rights leader John Lewis and protest policies from the Trump administration perceived as harmful to civil and human rights. The event, part of over 1,600 "Good Trouble Lives On" gatherings nationwide, emphasized the importance of non-violent action in advocating for justice. Attendees filled postcards and letters to support civil rights, reflecting a strong local commitment to activism.
Alaska Airlines experienced an IT outage Sunday evening, leading to a three-hour ground stop affecting all its flights. The disruption resulted in 150 canceled flights and numerous delays as the airline worked to restore normal operations. The company clarified that the outage was due to a hardware failure and did not compromise flight safety.
Tim Crockett and his son Harrison became the first father-son duo to row 2,400 nautical miles from San Francisco to Hawaii, completing the journey in 48 days. They departed on June 3 and arrived in Hilo late Sunday night, launching a fundraising campaign for veterans called “Row to Recovery.” Their boat, named The Kraken, faced numerous challenges, including blisters and oceanic threats.