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Death of SF Recology Worker at Tunnel Ave Facility Under OSHA Investigation

Alfredo Romero, a 61-year-old mechanic at Recology, died at the company's recycling facility on Tunnel Avenue, prompting investigations by both Recology and OSHA. The Teamsters Local 350 union expressed deep sorrow over Romero's death, highlighting the dangers of the waste industry.

Last Week, This Week Chinatown Pride Silent Disco and Drag Procession

Runners in the Bay to Breakers race expressed disappointment after learning they would receive their medals by mail instead of at the finish line. The weekend also featured a record-breaking attendance for the Golden State Valkyries' opening night game, despite their loss to the Los Angeles Sparks. Meanwhile, San Francisco enjoyed fireworks following the Giants-A’s series and faced transit disruptions due to a fallen tree.

Graphic Arts Workshop Experimental Impressions Mark Making Techniques

The Graphic Arts Workshop in San Francisco will host a mixed media event on May 18, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Participants will explore experimental impressions and mark-making techniques led by Sandra Kelch. This event caters to art enthusiasts and hobbyists looking to enhance their creative skills.

Gray Area Digital Security in an Increasingly Hostile World workshop

A workshop titled "Gray Area: Digital Security in an Increasingly Hostile World" will take place on May 18, 2025, in San Francisco. The event aims to address critical topics in computer security, including multi-factor authentication and digital data protection. Participants will engage in training sessions designed to enhance their understanding of these important security measures.

Day 69 of the 16th St. Plaza crackdown Vendors move beyond the plaza

The presence of a mobile command unit has shifted street vendors from the southwest 16th Street Plaza to the adjacent Mission Street, where they continue to sell various items. Local residents express mixed feelings about the unit's impact, with some noting improvements in safety while others highlight ongoing issues with homelessness and drug use.

The angel of street art

Vandalism occurred in San Francisco, affecting local street art. Community members express concerns about the damage to public art spaces. The incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding urban art and community engagement.

Sunday Links Palm Springs Fertility Clinic Explosion Declared Terror Attack

A deliberate car bomb explosion at a Palm Springs fertility clinic killed one person and injured four others. The clinic confirmed that its lab, containing all eggs and embryos, remained secure following the blast.

Rookie SFPD Officer Arrested for DUI Just Days After Academy Graduation

Rookie San Francisco police officer Ryan Kwong, just two days post-graduation from the SFPD Academy, was arrested for DUI after causing a crash that injured five people, one critically. The incident occurred at 1:59 am on Saturday in the Outer Sunset neighborhood, prompting an investigation by police. City leaders have expressed concern over the actions of an officer who had not yet completed field training.

Golden Gate Park Golden Gate Park Band 2025 Spring Summer Concerts 143rd Season

The Golden Gate Park Band will perform its 143rd season of Spring and Summer concerts on May 18, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM local time. This free concert series takes place at 30th Avenue and Fulton in San Francisco, showcasing local musical talent. Attendees can expect an engaging afternoon of live music in the park.

New SFPD officer arrested for DUI following car crash injuring 4 others, authorities confirm

An off-duty San Francisco police officer, Ryan Kwong, faces DUI charges after a major crash in the Sunset District injured four people, one critically. The incident occurred early Saturday morning, prompting responses from city officials emphasizing accountability and the expectation for police to obey the law.

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