狗带套曰女人安全吗

狗带套曰女人安全吗

狗带套曰女人安全吗

Nancy Pelosi is leading a bipartisan charge to seek answers from the White House about Trump's latest Putin collusion scandal, landlords are suing the city of San Francisco over the eviction moratorium, and Berkeley is defunding the police to the tune of $9.2M.

狗带套曰女人安全吗

The disgraced former DPW head tossed millions of taxpayer dollars around like candy, and benefited from loopholes with names like “BFF Gift Exemption” and “Donation Shakedown.”

SF Restaurants, Food & Drink

Sonoma Bar Patrons Act Like Virus Is Behind Them As County Case Count Rises

Sonoma County, unlike most of the Bay Area, has allowed bars to serve drinks indoors — and allowed wineries and restaurants to reopen for indoor service with some restrictions — since June 19. The effects of that reopening step may start to appear shortly.

Boogaloo Air Force Guy Formally Indicted For Murder In Shooting Of Federal Officer

Air Force Sergeant Steven Carrillo was indicted by a federal grand jury Monday on murder and attempted murder charges in connection with the May 29 shooting outside the federal building in Oakland.

Old-School Castro Barbershop 'Male Image' Is Closing After 41 Years

Male Image, the barbershop near the corner of Market and Sanchez in the Castro, is not going to reopen whenever barbershops are allowed to in SF. Longtime owner Gary Mootz reportedly plans to retire.

Business & Tech

Reddit Finally Bans 'The_Donald' Subreddit

One of President Trump's most ardent online fan clubhouses, the subreddit called "the_donald" on Reddit, has been once-and-for-all shut down as Monday, with the SF-based social media company citing multiple policy violations.

Arts & Entertainment

All Fireworks Shows Canceled (Even Though The 4th Is Forecast To Be Fog-Free For The First Time In Many Years)

There will be no official Bay Area fireworks spectacles this year — though you can rest assured the illegal fireworks will be popping off all over.

Golden State Killer Pleads Guilty, Admits to 13 Murders In Ceremonial Proceeding

Coincidentally the day after an HBO documentary about the hunt for the Golden State Killer premiered, the man law enforcement identified as the perpetrator of a decade-long spree of brutal rapes and murders across California has pleaded guilty to his crimes in exchange for avoiding a death sentence.

East Bay Black Residents' Property Defaced In Two Separate 'All Live Matter' Graffiti Incidents

The home of a black woman in a traditionally black neighborhood in Oakland as well at the vehicles belonging to a black family in Alameda were both targeted with "All Lives Matter" graffiti over the weekend in two apparently separate incidents.

Nearly One-Third Of San Quentin Inmates Now Have COVID-19; Death Row Inmate Dies

There are now 1,011 active cases of COVID-19 at San Quentin State Prison, meaning that almost a third of the entire prison population has become infected in the span of just two weeks.

Monday Morning Headlines: Willie Brown Mistakenly Listed as Dead

The first red-flag warning of this fire season came last night in the North Bay, Pelosi says the revelation about Trump and the Russian bounties on US soldiers is "as bad as it gets," and the BET Awards mistakenly put Willie Brown in an "In Memoriam" montage last night.

'People's March & Rally' Reminds San Francisco the Fight for Equality Isn't Over on SF Pride's 50th Anniversary

Pride in SF this year saw the pandemic shutter its iconic parade and almost all other events. But, one of today's LGBTQ rallies galvanized the notion that the fight for radical, all-inclusive acceptance isn’t over — and helped reintroduce Pride to its activist origins.

Arts & Entertainment

Photos and Videos: San Francisco's Emblematic Pink Triangle Glows for Its 25th Anniversary

For its 25th anniversary — set in the middle of a worsening pandemic — the Pink Triangle this year isn't made up of large tarps and sailcloths, but rather 2,700 LED nodes that glowed hot pink Saturday night, managing to even pierce through the thick fog wrapping Twin Peaks.

Sunday Links: Four San Jose Police Officers Placed On Leave Over Racist, Sexist Facebook Posts

Four San Jose police officers are now on leave after posting racist and sexist comments on Facebook, American Airlines announced it will book flights to full capacity starting July 1, and Marin County — like San Francisco — has opted to push back certain reopenings over spikes in COVID-19 cases.

Federal Civil Rights Complaint Claims Sonoma Deputy Used 'Excessive and Deadly Force' on Black Man Last Summer

This past July, 34-year-old La'Marcus McDonald was between houses and, after indulging in some tequila, chose to sleep inside his friend's car one night with the door ajar. He was later that evening allegedly subjected to "excessive and deadly force" by an officer conducting a welfare check.

SF 'Ken' Filmed Blocking Latino Man From Entering His Own Apartment Complex

Well, it looks like SF "Karen" Lisa Alexander — the skincare CEO filmed scrutinizing a local man for writing "Black Lives Matter" outside his home earlier this month — has a male counterpart: this "Ken" named William Beasley who blocked a Latino man from entering his apartment complex Tuesday.

Saturday Links: SF Pride's Two-Day Online Celebration for 2020 Kicks Off This Afternoon

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo is calling for the firing of SJPD officers accused of writing racist Facebook comments, South Korea is now distributing houseplants to citizens in a bid to fight “COVID depression,” and SF Pride's 2020 weekend-long virtual celebration begins at 1 p.m. today.

Day Around the Bay: Ninth Circuit Rules Border Wall Funding Was Illegal

Trump called life in Oakland "like living in hell" and Mayor Libby Schaaf clapped back, lawmakers call for an audit of the EDD, and the postponed Bay 2 Breakers race has officially been canceled.

Business & Tech

Lo and Behold, Zuckerberg Decides to Slap Labels On Trump's Lies Just As Unilever and Major Advertisers Revolt

Zuck just announced that Facebook will — after months of mush-mouthed justifications otherwise — begin to label posts by politicians that spread misinformation or otherwise violate Facebook policies.

Bay Area Sports

Giants Begin 'Spring' Training At Oracle Park Next Week With Cardboard Cut-Outs of Fans In the Stands

The San Francisco Giants are set to begin an abbreviated, 60-game season next month, with a second iteration of "spring" training happening right here in the city at Oracle Park starting July 3.

Hallelujah! Liquor Stores Can Resume Normal Hours Just As Bars Get Paused

Your corner convenience store no longer has to close before sundown every night, as the 8 p.m. closure order has been quietly rescinded.

Shooting of 30-Year-Old Woman Adds to Violent Week In the Tenderloin

A 30-year-old woman was injured by multiple gunshot wounds Thursday evening in the Tenderloin, and the incident adds to an already violent week in the neighborhood.

SF Restaurants, Food & Drink

Mayor Breed Announces Pause On Opening Outdoor Bars, Salons After COVID Case Uptick

Things have changed in four days, and after announcing Monday that outdoor bars, nail salons, barbershops, and hair salons were all going to get to reopen ahead of schedule thanks to stable COVID data in San Francisco, the Mayor's Office is pulling back once again.

Sonoma Sheriff's Team Successfully Pulls Stuck Horse Out of Mud

A horse seeking a cool drink of water at Lake Sonoma earlier this week got him or herself stuck in some quicksand-like mud, and required a rescue by the Sonoma Sheriff's Office Marine Unit.

SF Sees Jump In Percent Positive Cases; Adds 103 New Cases In One Day

So it goes... Two days ago it seemed like San Francisco had some further flattening of the curve to celebrate, but today, not so much.

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